- Outdated IT system a risk to courts, says NAO report
- Disabled and old people could miss out on advantages of technology
- Ofcom decision featherbeds BT's fibre risk
- Trading software programmers still in demand
- IE8 lacks support for enterprise apps
- The Watchmen: Fact versus fiction
- Would-be Japanese bank e-raiders to be sentenced today
- Faulty device led to fatal Amsterdam plane crash, investigators find
- Facebook becomes more like Twitter
- Financial institutions still falling short of data governance, survey shows
- Network security market up 8% to $5.5bn in 2008
- Password thieves strike at iStockphoto site
- Legal firm Browne Jacobson streamlines HR and payroll processes
- Server sales down 20%, says Gartner
- IBM updates Informix database with warehousing feature
- Greenwich council brings in Logicalis to manage network
- Spotify admits some passwords may be hackable
- IBM could buy Satyam
- CeBIT 2009: Car makers announce Linux car 'infotainment' alliance
- CeBIT 2009: IBM and SAP show off portable cloud application
- CRM use cases stable, but satisfying customers won't get easier
- Microsoft labels trustworthy computing a success
- UK is slipping behind on broadband services
- IT trends in banking: key focus for 2009
- University of Birmingham rolls out unified communications
- Opera plugs security threats on Windows browser
- Facebook wins lawsuit against 'spam king' Sanford Wallace
- Nasa and Cisco build climate change reporting platform
- Delayed IT projects to lead to flat IT services market, says IDC
- IT pros need to align technology with people, conference told
- Apple makes enterprise layoffs
- Oil firm signs $53m IT services deal with CSC
- Apple takes wraps off faster Mac Pro
- Apple updates iMac and rolls out green Mac mini
- Amazon EC2 offers Windows and SQL Server in the cloud
- AMD chip making spin-off launches as Globalfoundries
- U.K. government data handling practices stir privacy fears
- LUN storage and its role in SAN management
- Microsoft Live Search rebrand leaked on Twitter
- Data security is top priority
- Microsoft joins coalition to track financial trail of child porn traders
- 'Sloppy' council websites need improvement, says Socitm
- Sick IT worker rides 66 miles and gets fired
- Nokia pulls 3G phone in US after connectivity problems
- Budget Linux Tablet can be stuck on a fridge
- Ofcom paves the way to super-fast broadband
- Big drop in students taking IT subjects
- Recession sees SMEs offered extended 0% finance
- E-commerce worth £56bn by 2014, says Forrester
- Mobile phone sales on downward spiral
- Facebook hit with five attacks within days
- Communication problems cost SMBs up to €3,900 per employee
- UK gets National Ballistics Database
- Make IT change management part of your disaster recovery plan
- Data sharing bill will let government snoop patient records, doctors warn
- GlaxoSmithKline switches to Microsoft Online
- Criminals target customers of troubled banks
- Aviva signs EDS £700m outsourcing deal
- Sting supports hacker McKinnon's fight for UK trial
- Microsoft releases application virtualisation platform for Windows 7
- Brown: science must provide new UK growth, not financial services
- Online card readers will become fraud target
- EDF sales team clicks with new scheduling software
- L&G to axe up to 450 support jobs
- Microsoft releases free security tool for developers
- Google tops technology pay league
- SAP shrinks carbon footprint
- Windows grabs more of the OS market
- Lockerbie could have Europe's biggest datacentre
- Sony unveils high-speed disc storage burner
- PC shipments to nosedive 11.9% this year
- Google Earth lays bare UK's nuclear defences
- Satyam looks for a new owner
- iPhone leads mobile web browsing market
- How to use access points and bridges to set up large, secure WiFi networks
- IT staff do 34 days of unpaid overtime a year, says TUC
- Server plugs into wall socket for small networks
- Computer fraudsters to get stiffer sentences
- Royal London Asset Management deploys VMWare
- Legal threats to IT consultants grow as economy worsens
- Will recession drive users to open source?
- Computer screens reveal our personalities
- Japanese cybercrime stats are a red flag for West
- Windows Vista wins Fiasco Awards hands down
- Government plans to keep DNA of innocent
- Security weakness found in online banking card readers
- Mobile payments to hit $860bn by 2013
- Microsoft: software security needs boost as career option
- Dell plans more job cuts as profits slump
- Movero unveils enhanced mobile computing management services
- 3 hits Target for enhanced mobile broadband
- It is time to mobilise the workers
- Public sector remains wary of Southwest One
- Facebook hit by two rogue apps in a week
- Facebook appeases angry users with new terms
- France 24 is first TV channel available via iPhone
- Yahoo moves to centralised management model
- Burton Group report says VMware beats Hyper-V and Xen for hypervisor performance
- Sectors – NetApp heads for the ghetto
- CIOs share SaaS contract advice on pricing, customization and more
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