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NHS in more security trouble as student loses patient data
A medical student, who failed to receive adequate training, loses a load of patient data.
Businesses ignore cost of software testing risks
A new survey has found growing understanding of the importance of software testing, but that inadequate training and practices is still costing...
US politicians pass $400 million cyber security bill
Legislation to fund cyber security research and training has faced little opposition from a House of Representatives still reeling from a spate of...
User inexperience threatens network security
A security consultancy is warning corporates to ignore access controls and training at their peril as they loosen their grip on the network.
Microsoft investigates leak of "Office" videos
Corporate training videos leak onto top internet download sites
UK computing graduates lack security skills
Worryingly, most computing undergraduates receive very little security training when it comes to creating new software.
IT PRO Podcast: iPhone rumoured next month
This week, we discuss 3G iPhone rumours, security training and racking up big bills checking Facebook on the mobile while roaming.
Co-op manages debt with new performance tools
Training and performance management systems have produced a cost saving of 29 per cent for the Co-op's financial services arm.
Symantec and Dragon form training programme
James Caan and Symantec join forces to teach entrepreneurs about the importance of security.
Survey: IT women want management training
The latest results of a survey of female technologists have revealed they need more skills development to further their careers.
Increased IT training “crucial” for UK job market
The REC has called for UK education reforms to focus specifically on IT to ward off the recession-fuelled expectations gap between employers and...
Women in IT get back-to-work training
A new initiative aims to target untapped resource of female IT workers not using their skills.
Government can tackle IT disasters with common sense training
Specialist Firebrand Training launches its Government Computing Common Sense certification (GCCS) scheme in an effort to help state agencies stamp...
Staffs Police cuts red tape with mobile training
The Midlands force is making the most of its new mobile devices by providing training to cut 30 minutes of administrative time from each shift.
"Ethical hacker" training to battle attacks
Training camps teach IT workers the ways of the hackers who infiltrate their companies' systems thousands of times a year.
Rackspace offers OpenStack training
The cloud provider launches training for companies wishing to implement its favoured open source operating system.
BBC slammed over Facebook training
The BBC has come under fire for a costly social network training course.
Nurses unconvinced by NHS e-records plan
A survey of members of the Royal College of Nursing has shown nurses don't believe the NHS can deliver an electronic patient records system and...
Education Roundup: Schools use new web tools
This week, Preston College trials web-based enrolment software, online training programme iTeach launches, Shireland expands its portal provision,...
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