IT vacancy numbers are helping to create growth in recruitment, says a report by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation. The IT industry with information security recruitment and other sectors of IT offer (more…)
Students in Gloucester warned to job-hunt earlyAdvice has been given to University of Gloucestershire computing students for them to get a head-start when it comes to job hunting. Should they wish to fill roles such as (more…) Report shows limited company IT contractors are happy with their positionAn increased number of professionals are thinking along the lines of being limited company IT contractors, says new research conducted by (more…) Opportunities ahead for women in ITWomen will have increased opportunities to fill IT vacancies, such as information security jobs, in the years ahead, with the expectation that there will be a soaring demand for (more…) Research reveals increased responsibility for CISOsThe position of chief information security officer has progressed in terms of status, with high-profile data breaches – an example of a risk and network threat – showing just how integral security is to (more…) Increase in cybercrime targeting small firmsA new report has shown that the number of security weaknesses in small firms dropped last year, but there was an 81 per cent leap in cybercrime attacks between (more…) SMEs at risk with poor IT securitySMEs are putting themselves and their partners at risk from attacks carried out by hackers due to a lack of personnel in IT security jobs, and poor (more…) Cyber attacks on the riseExperts are questioning the ability of UK security organisations to deal with hacktivist threats following the successful online attack on the anti-terrorist hotline at Scotland Yard, which made (more…) IT job market remains robust according to expertsThorough research carried out by an IT recruitment specialist has shown that IT salaries for those in permanent positions have increased by 2 percent within 12 months in the UK. IT professionals can expect an average salary of £39,754. (more…) UK government cyber security approach is failingExperts in IT security jobs have recently claimed that the UK government has got things desperately wrong. Anonymous, the hacktivist organisation, revealed that they would be working hard to take government websites down. Within days the hackers’ collective did just that with both the Home Office and Downing Street websites suffering DDoS attacks in early April. (more…) |
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