IT compliance doubts

Seventy-five per cent of UK IT managers believe they are not meeting all their regulatory compliance requirements and more than...

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Seventy-five per cent of UK IT managers believe they are not meeting all their regulatory compliance requirements and more than 50% do not expect to get a return on investment from spending on compliance, according to a survey by Dell Computers.

Forty-five per cent of the 1,030 IT bosses questioned said their costs had increased over the past two years as a result of compliance work. Organisations spend an average of 11% of their IT budgets on compliance, Dell found.

IT managers' main concerns relating to compliance were security (54%) and data back-up (52%). The survey also found widespread ignorance about compliance requirements.

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