• Malware found on out-of-the-box Vodafone HTC Magic smartphone
• Online bank fraud up, but total card fraud falls for first time
• Microsoft releases eight bug fixes and warns of IE zero–day vulnerability
• Storage roundup: UK data backup practices behind those of France, Germany; and more
• Tape storage and backup suits us fine, says City firm's backup chief
• Two factor authentication gets token agnostic at Central Bank of India
• Microsoft makes software giveaway to Windows Essential Busines Server customers
• Another NetApp leak reveals joint pipeline with CSC, says BHP Billiton
• In a virtual room, the physical data centre design matters
• DNA database records help solve less than 1% of crimes
• European SMEs neglect back-up and recovery, survey reveals
• Office 2010 ready for business on 12 May
• Split views on funding UK innovation
• Election 2010: Tories told what policy on IT should be
• Energizer battery charger contains Trojan virus, warns Cert
• Datacentre staff costs increase by 10%
• US cybersecurity efforts hindered by poorly defined roles says GAO
• Gmail user sues Google over Buzz violating data privacy
• Global IT spend rises, but don't get excited
• Choosing a database engine: how to get the right one for your company
• Develop a master data management (MDM) strategy in seven steps
• Data integration process requires strategic business-IT alignment
• Inmon vs. Kimball data warehousing: the debate over DW architecture
• Open source business intelligence tools: Are UK companies ready? tools?
• Application virtualization boosts user satisfaction at Fullerton India
• EMC’s Ionix sale analysed - the industry likes the idea!
• IT directors plan to hire more staff in 2010
• HP workers on strike again
• UK shoppers flood to online stores
• HP boosts contingency reserve after latest BSkyB damages order
• ‘Lean and mean’ development driven by recession
• Google buys collaborative MS Office start-up
• Fujitsu shares slide over former exec’s resignation dispute
• Secret talks could weaken ISPs' protection against online piracy suits
• Businesses need new security doctrine as Trojans evolve, says RSA
• Microsoft ramps up distribution of free Security Essentials software
• Social engineering attacks: blame process, not employees, says security expert
• Apache flaw threatens data security, say security researchers
• Mimosa NearPoint email archiving software cuts PST file sprawl at BAM Nuttall
• PCI DSS requirements still baffling as compliance deadline approaches
• Server virtualization: Bilcare's hidden business plan aid
• Brennan preparing backup-as-a-service product
• ABC wants BackupExec 2010, sticks with NetBackup 6.5
• ICO urges data protection
• IT security professionals 'recession-proof', survey shows
• Red Hat funds cloud R&D centre at Newcastle University
• RightNow rewrites SaaS contract rules
• IT managers no help for staff
• BASF IT Services sees turnover drop to 360m Euros
• NPfIT cuts put future of Lorenzo in doubt
• CIO Interview: IT curriculum needs overhaul
• Lack of broadband is driving businesses out of rural areas, says government advisor
• Ofcom to hold consultation on net neutrality
• Gradwell's system downtime issues solved with HP blade servers and VMware revamp
• How to find alternative virtualisation technologies
• Victoria seeks storage for 25,000+ tapes
• Generic firewalls not enough for Australian Bureau of Statistics new web services
• Thanet and Treloar save time with FMS from COA
• Remote infrastructure management reduces opex by 60% at Globus
• 8 Network-attached storage devices for small business - and why you cannot write off SOHO NAS
• Cisco UCS at one
• Andy Capener talks Cisco’s mobile operator strategy
• ISPs face loss of safe harbour against online piracy
• Lost BG contract triggers IT revamp at OnStream
• 2010 FIFA World Cup™ core IT complete this month
• Mobile computing reignites PC market
• Many employees prefer to work on Macs
• Members demand emergency meeting over future of BCS
• RSA 2010: Homeland security chief urges campaign of cultural change
• RSA 2010: Countries must work together or fail on cyber security
• Travis Perkins stops data duplication in product database
• IP concerns halt Microsoft's China expansion
• Google China hack is just the tip of the iceberg, RSA Conference told
• Information rights management helps L&T protect its knowhow
• Val IT 2.0 framework yet to gain momentum in India
• Microsoft doubles R&D spending to $5.9bn in 2010
• HP tells BladeSystem c-Class buyers to seek alternatives to Cisco blade switches
• IT bosses told to learn from sales people
• Tories promise to learn from government IT disasters
• Yes vote in ballot could trigger 24-hour IT strike at BBC
• BMA branch opposes fast rollout of summary e-records
• Government outsources pension scheme to TCS, but data will remain in UK
• PA Consulting offers free sourcing advice
• Barclays Wealth sees value of IT
• Apple sues Android phone maker HTC alleging copyright infringement
• RSA 2010: identity management key to cloud security, says Microsoft’s Scott Charney
• RSA 2010: computer health check could stem spread of viruses
• RSA 2010: US declassifies Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative
• RSA 2010: security must be embedded in the cloud, says RSA’s Art Coviello
• Telstra Twitter account hacked by phishing scammers
• HDS/Sun partnership ends
• AA iPhone app drives users to Route Planner site
• Coming soon: IT advice from an infrastructure behemoth
• Data center power and cooling revamp success story at CRIS
• UPDATE: New channel focus leads to depature of NetApp Australia marketing director
• IT jobs market surges but double-dip feared
• ISP rules could hit unis and Wi-Fi cafes
• Human factor a key focus for infosecurity
• IBM cuts 1,500 more staff
• 7.5m Britons to cross digital divide
• More