• Britain launches Cyber Security Challenge to find new infosec talent
• Information security awareness lacking in laptop users, according to study
• Tiered storage tames data storage growth, says construction IT chief
• PCI DSS certification boosts customer confidence at Zenta
• Geoscience Australia selects IBM 3592 cartridges as its tape migration
• Windows 7 migration roadmap for Indian CIOs
• IT job vacancies continue to grow in April
• Trillion-dollar bonanza awaits cloud storage suppliers
• More than two-thirds of IT security investment wasted, says Verizon Business
• IT dominates top 10 best-paid jobs for women
• Single digital market could add 4% to Europe's GDP
• Report questions smart meter energy savings
• HP and Accenture suffer most as IT services spend declines
• IT in the spotlight at M&S as new chairman takes over
• BCS extraordinary general meeting unstoppable
• Apple could face investigation over iPhone software
• Sophos to sell majority stake to Apax Partners
• Apple sells one million iPads in first month
• Kent company offers 'low-tech' hard disk destruction product
• Profit center conversion strategies for your IT department
• Parliament wants computer game to engage youth in democracy
• NHS 'losing £1bn a year' through lack of simple IT
• UK no longer biggest outsourcing market outside US
• Technology is built into new Essex hospital
• Transport for London starts CCTV modernisation
• Video: Study predicts end of the office, death of the desk
• HP’s acquisition of Palm will deliver long-term choice, say analysts
• Steve Jobs reveals why Apple will not put Adobe Flash on its mobiles
• Siemens to restructure IT business to match top performing divisions
• Symantec to acquire PGP and GuardianEdge
• Red Hat releases Enterprise Linux 6 into beta: News Roundup
• Cloud computing models: Which one is best for your business?
• EXCLUSIVE: NetApp document Tip EMC's Celerra, Clariion to go EOL in 2010, successor to emerge in Q3
• Logical Units: Unisys storage assessment service; EMC’s new Avamar certification
• Unitech's ERP rollout braves times of recession
• Logical and physical security integrated by U.K. startup
• Single sign-on technology for health care helps medics roam securely
• $37.5bn in IT contracts up for grabs, says Ovum
• CIO video interview: Internet gambling operator imports IT skills for global expansion
• Video: Apple buys defence research project to build intelligence into iPhone apps
• Case study: Blackberry app saves Portsmouth NHS Trust £220,000
• SaaS is here to stay, says Gartner
• China’s Baidu gains from Google
• Apple to charge $10m to be in iAd launch group
• HP to buy Palm for $1.2bn
• How to get to the top in NHS IT, from the CEOs
• Working with virtual disk formats and VMware Fault Tolerance
• Backblaze says the dog ate its data centre; IBM XIV debate rages
• Australian immigration tribunals to replace Dell/EMC SANs
• Amazon Web Services opens Asia Pacific region
• SAP bolstered by software and services growth in Q1
• Simple security questions expose details of Barclays' mobile customers
• Global banks tire of slow cloud development
• Why CIOs need to mobilise now
• Banks turn to IT suppliers to rebuild businesses
• Security breaches cost UK businesses billions in worst-ever threat environment, says PwC
• More companies to ‘mobilise’ data
• Cost of cybercrime to businesses doubles
• Digital Economy Act – changing the landscape or crawling over the finish line?
• Infosec 2010: Most IT infrastructure will be in the cloud by 2015, say experts
• SAP to work with user groups on future product plans
• Information Security Breaches Survey: Attacks hit new high
• Two-factor authentication service launched for emergencies
• Data center power & cooling strategies that drive Godfrey Phillips
• IP Australia consolidates storage with NetApp private cloud
• 3Par's new Australia office plans to bed in global customers
• Indian IT spend figures to reach $67 billion in 2010: Gartner
• IT services firm adds IBM XIV storage for midrange customers and other data storage news
• Video: Blackberry Version 6 promises iPhone-like experience
• Web resources key to NHS improvements
• PwC report on security trends: be proactive or suffer
• Interview: David Litchfield enters the realm of database forensics
• Mandatory data breach notification on the horizon, says ICO
• NHS IT needs doctor consultation
• Study reveals huge gap between businesses’ security intentions and practice
• UK Cyber Security Challenge to find next generation of security experts
• NHS IT staff need new approach for new government, says BCS
• Interview: Government CIO John Suffolk explains case for radical datacentre downsize
• Akamai and Coradiant deliver cloud optimisation service
• Chinese electronics firm sues HP and Toshiba over USB storage patents
• Microsoft offers online Dynamics CRM for $19 per user per month
• Blackberry helps Lenel lock down factories
• Fuel bill savings pay for Blackberry logistics app in under 12 months
• Blackberry CRM app frees Ridgid sales staff from laptops
• Baltimore cops go wireless with Blackberry
• Blade architecture halves footprint of HP Superdome systems
• BT looks to open source to increase innovation
• Microsoft UK gets Carbon Trust standard as footprint shrinks by 7%
• CIOs mobilise to cut comms costs
• RIM adds Wi-Fi support to BlackBerry
• 2e2 buys Morse for £69.8m
• Draft of cloud industry code of practice open for consultation
• Business spend is failing to protect against top threat to data security, study finds
• Council spend on web services tops £19m
• Tidal wave of ID theft fraud sweeps the UK, survey reveals
• IBM HR shake-up could see 299,000 permanent staff jobs axed
• Two-thirds of IT security professionals say the business does not understand what they do
• Cybercriminals step up click theft from online advertisers
• Microsoft withdraws security patch for Windows Media Services
• Israel lifts Apple iPad ban
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