• Sans Institute reveals top 10 cyber threats for 2008
• Holidays are over; now beware the gadgets
• Hitachi, Fujitsu, Toshiba considering joint disk venture?
• William Hill blames poor earnings on legacy technology issues
• Cisco's new collaboration tools key to green strategy
• Securities and investment industry to strengthen IT governance
• Business intelligence suppliers must make systems more pervasive in the enterprise
• IT pay rates are stable despite recession fears
• US-Cert warns of widespread SQL injection attacks
• New York attorney general launches anti-trust investigation into Intel
• Viatel offers firms ScanSafe software as a service security system
• Gartner warns IT directors to prepare 'recession budgets'
• Contracting for effective multi-sourcing strategies
• Most large firms use IP telephony, study shows
• Barclays chairman victim of identity theft
• Minister announces plan for e-school reports
• Microsoft hires new business division head as Raikes retires
• UK firms continue to pick India for outsourcing
• Isle of Man IT health system goes live on time and on budget
• Second Life will emerge as leading collaboration platform, says report
• Schoolboy hacker derails Poland's tram network
• MPs demand better broadband
• The Co-operative Group adds customer surveys to chip and Pin terminals
• Essex County Council drives efficiency with e-invoicing
• Network management: Three drivers for radical change
• Network monitoring vendors sell SMBs on usability
• Web conferencing Part 2: Infrastructure
• Pricing of mobile broadband to be simplified, says report
• Panasonic Batteries cuts invoicing costs by 60%
• Demand for developer jobs rise despite recession fears
• Acceptable-use policies key for compliance, CPS says
• BNP Paribas outsources IT to Atos Origin
• BT signs Pacs NHS deal with Swedish firm
• Government axes over-budget offender system
• Glitnir Bank unifies customer and product views
• Becta tells schools to review benefits of Windows upgrades
• Aruba to acquire AirWave for £18.5m
• Hellmann Worldwide Logistics replaces legacy with Oracle
• Policies needed to limit social networking risk, says KPMG
• Compulsory ID cards to move ahead, says Brown
• Hammonds Direct teams with Skywire Software to take headache out of HIPs
• Friends Provident outsources server support
• Geeks.com loses customer data in hack
• Banks look to IT amid economic uncertainty
• Ofcom appoints new consumer champion
• Salesforce.com user base targeted by phishers
• BT offers 100mbps fibre broadband to Kentish folk
• Chinese whispers: the year of the rat
• Debate over UK breach notification laws intensifies
• CISSP cert can boost your security career, but not your salary
• Information security salary survey 2008
• ID card scheme hits more hurdles
• Security chief: Identity and access management oversold
• Safeboot kicks tires on data encyption as a service
• National DNA Database stirs racial tension
• UK mapping agency ducks tape in 08
• EU crypto project Suphice mired in red tape
• PCI DSS compliance questions: Deadlines, fines, tiers, costs
• Data Protection Act compliance moves up security agenda
• Disclosure becomes a fact of life in leaky Britain
• Copan's MAID takes games developer up a level
• Storage requirements rocket for hosting provider
• Death by a thousand apps
• UK security upstart Secerno takes on America
• Mobile threats: an update
• Why we love backup administration
• Data deduplication: The real benefits
• Data warehouse disaster recovery: What's the plan?
• Web conferencing Part 1: Service selection criteria
• RFU tackles expense claims
• Kent County Council streamlines network management across 600-plus schools
• BCS urges government to continue funding IT training
• Government scales down prison IT project after costs spiral
• More than half of UK employees under IT surveillance
• Deal Group Media uses business intelligence software to give online advertising direction
• Dell offers high-capacity San storage platform for SMEs
• Norwich Union deploys document automation system
• Programmer salaries rise in the south east
• Microsoft patches address serious Windows threats
• Carlsberg UK implements new IT back-up strategy
• Outsourcing shows healthy growth
• Firms offered package to get mobile ads off the ground
• Manufacturing to increase IT, predicts KPIT Cummins
• PC Guys uses vetting service to ensure quality of recruits
• Archiving software purchase considerations
• RIPA III encryption regs may stifle investment
• Comic Relief hopes for charity from Amazon S3
• Chemical giant says data leakage tools not up to snuff
• Storage salaries on the rise say recruitment experts
• Enforcing user awareness with IT security awareness training, policy
• Unified communications market predictions for 2008
• Firewall guide Part 3: Network security and auditing
• PODCAST: How to further your networking career
• Next-generation datacentre gets green light
• Virtualised file storage cuts operational costs by 80%
• Virtualisation systems optimise storage performance
• Hot skills: HP-UX
• IT and communication mismatch setting back business efficiency
• IT departments can lead IT sustainability
• Government IT procurement: the role of the North East Centre of Excellence
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