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Staff costs set to rise with Windows 7 migration

Companies upgrading to Windows 7 will end up paying higher staff costs if they wait too long to make the transition because of a shortage of skilled IT professionals, analyst Gartner has warned. The vast majority of UK businesses still use Windows XP as their primary operating system, but Microsoft is due to end its support of the product in four years... Read More

Posted: 02/09/2010
Google lifts lid on live search improvements

Google has released details of a number of “significant” updates to its real-time search service, which was launched in December last year. Among the latest improvements is a dedicated homepage for live search, the ability to filter real-time search results by location, as well as a new ‘conversation view'... Read More

Posted: 02/09/2010
Poorly configured networks to blame for data breaches

Incorrectly configured networks are one of the main causes of data breaches, according to security company Tufin. Some 76% of IT professionals said that they feel poorly configured networks are to blame for security issues. More than half believed that such a problem usually stems from a lack of education of staff members... Read More

Posted: 02/09/2010
Regular internet usage among adults increases

The number of UK adults accessing the internet on a daily basis has increased to 30.1 million, according to new research from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). This compares to a 2006 estimate of just 16.5 million. One of the most popular online activities was shopping for goods or services, with 31 million adults making purchases in 2010... Read More

Posted: 02/09/2010
Twitter the preferred social network for business

Twitter has been confirmed as the most popular social network for UK businesses following a new survey from Virgin Media Business. 33% of businesses said that they used the website to engage with their customer base, narrowly beating the 32% that regularly utilise Facebook... Read More

Posted: 02/09/2010
Millions of legitimate e-mails stopped by ISPs

ISPs are preventing millions of legitimate e-mails from being delivered as they clamp down on spam, it has been suggested. Return Path, a provider of e-mail improvement solutions, said that some 15% of commercial permission-based e-mails are being blocked in Europe because ISPs are treating them as spam... Read More

Posted: 17/08/2010
New metric created for IT leaders chasing security funds

Research company Ponemon Institute has devised a new metric aimed at helping IT departments justify security spend. The Institute took action after discovering that security and data protection is frequently under-funded within UK businesses as IT managers struggle to adequately demonstrate a return on investment (ROI)... Read More

Posted: 17/08/2010
7-character password “hopelessly inadequate”

The growing availability of high-end graphics cards means that it is easier for hackers to crack basic passwords, new research has suggested. The Georgia Tech Research Institute said that it has been using common graphic processing units (GPUs) to test the integrity of typical passwords. It concluded that the typical seven character password is “hopelessly inadequate” as the intelligence of graphics units improves... Read More

Posted: 17/08/2010
Oracle takes Google to court over Android OS

Oracle is taking legal action against Google over claims that the search giant intentionally used its Java technology as part of the Android mobile operating system. Oracle has stated its belief that... Read More

Posted: 17/08/2010
Bing gains ground in search market

Microsoft’s Bing has managed to steal 12.7% of the search engine market just a year on from its launch, it has been revealed. Microsoft has continued to invest heavily in Bing since its inception, with a series of high-profile web and television advertising campaigns. Earlier this year, it was also confirmed that Bing would partner Yahoo in an agreement that would see Yahoo look after sales and... Read More

Posted: 03/08/2010