• CHECK penetration testing consultants still hard to find, says report
• After revenue boost, Citrix to push cloud and VDI
• Cybercriminals target data in transit
• Council staff need to be more digitally-savvy
• Virgin supplies London schools with 10Mbps fibre optic broadband
• Opera vulnerability shows all web browsers could be insecure, says Idappcom
• Public trust key to making online services work
• Google to hire more than 1,000 staff in Europe
• PC industry grew 19% on tablet sales and corporate upgrades
• Cybersecurity community 'learned valuable lessons from Conficker'
• Akamai reports huge variation in UK mobile connectivity speeds
• Google boosts Voice with SayNow acquisition
• Yahoo stays positive despite mixed Q4 performance
• Government CIOs should have more power, says Cabinet Office
• Jaspersoft delivers open source big data reporting
• SAP reports 25% increase in sales
• Amazon launches low-cost mass e-mail service
• O2 to offer free access to its Wi-Fi network
• Cloud could free government from outsourcing chains
• House of Fraser opens mobile shopping site
• LibreOffice 3.3 launched as rival to OpenOffice
• Gartner outlines six money-making CIO profiles
• Spam level dips
• VMware profits double
• Smart meter and smart grids: security risk or opportunity?
• Case study: Specsavers switches email from open source to Google
• Manufacturers must attract young people, says Vince Cable
• Software firms' demand for developers rises 55%
• HP to offer enterprise cloud on demand
• iPhone and iPad to get NFC payment services
• MP Rory Stewart welcomes Cumbria broadband progress
• Perfetti moves to Windows 7 on VDI
• Data management a focus for UK CIOs and the retail sector in 2011
• Online meetings are no CIO panacea
• Gartner urges CIOs to harness power of social networking
• Government departments locked into outsourcing contracts
• Bluwan's FTTA promises cheap high-speed comms
• Financial services IT back in hiring line
• $1.5bn investment values Facebook at $50bn
• BlackBerry splits personal and corporate data
• LibreOffice download available
• BBC loses 360 jobs as online budget is slashed
• Lush hacking a reminder of data security threats, says law firm
• CIO interview: David Matthewman, Open University
• Eric Schmidt to sell £200m Google shares
• McDonald's to roll out contactless payments in 1,200 UK stores
• Lenovo rumoured to buy NEC
• Hackers sell access to military and government websites
• Microwave technology could accelerate rural broadband access
• Twitter set to triple advertising revenue in 2011
• College deploys Isilon scale-out NAS system
• Selling carbon credits: Stronger authentication could've foiled theft
• Bala retires from CIO role
• DWP loses £1.1bn in overpayments
• HTC sales rocket as shipments jump 163% in Q4 of 2010
• Organ donors preferences recorded inaccurately
• Tight budgets will hit IT departments in 2011
• IT industry salaries rise 5% in 2010
• Gartner: CIOs fail on staff career development
• Trapster data breach sparks single password warning
• Rackspace launches system administrator app
• Online spending hits £58.8bn in 2010
• FCC signs $300m deal with HP
• Parliament to debate cost-sharing element of Digital Economy Act
• Many SMEs don't understand cloud computing
• More Indian firms point to recovery
• BT must slash rural wholesale rates, says Ofcom
• HP board gets five new members in wake of Hurd departure
• Larry Page reclaims Google chief executive post from Eric Schmidt
• AMD sales remain flat for fourth quarter of 2010
• RBI guidelines focus on fortifying IT security by banks
• Eli Lilly signs Cognizant deal
• Councils minimise IT cuts to drive through savings
• Companies will buy 10 million tablet computers this year, says Deloitte
• EU Law needs to be tougher to tackle online piracy
• IBM and ARM to collaborate on next-gen mobile chips
• Gartner: CIOs are doing more with less to spend in 2011
• The root of Stuxnet is unknown, but the root of security is people, says Sophos
• Corporate PC upgrades decline due to cash-strapped SMB sector
• Does working in the finance sector still pay off for IT professionals?
• Online sales fall at Comet following software platform change
• Bohu attacks on cloud-based AV prove need for new security approach
• Iran gets access to Google Earth, Picasa and Chrome
• Microsoft blames third party for excessive Windows Phone 7 data charges
• Destruction of ID card data to cost £400,000
• Amazon buys Lovefilm movie service
• Ebay Q4 profits driven by 200% increase in mobile commerce sales
• HP directors to investigate Hurd’s severance payout
• Carlsberg agrees probably its best outsourcing deal
• UK public sector outsourcing hit by VAT hitch
• Freedom of Information Act extended
• UK organisations slow to realise benefits of social media, says ISF
• Software testing starts for the London Olympics 2012
• Global C-level executives block business move to cloud, says ISACA
• Hackers charged with stealing thousands of iPad user details
• Nine NHS trusts to collaborate on ID systems
• Father of iPlayer Erik Huggers quits BBC for move to Intel
• Making sense of the threat of cyber war
• Microsoft SDL verifier tool available as free download
• Government seeks £3bn traffic management technology agreement
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