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The organisation said in new report on technology in the workplace in 2020 that the role of IT professionals will evolve to align with business objectives, and that IT professionals need to enhance their skills to compete with the pace of IT growth.

“There is a real opportunity for candidates to develop more depth and less breadth in their skill-set,” said Jeff Brooks, chairman of REC Technology.

“In the past, IT workers tended to opt for a broad range of skills to maximise their employment potential, but looking forward it will inevitably be specialist skills and a strong business acumen that will be most in demand.”

The Technology 2020 report said that specialised skills will shift from an in-house role to dedicated product and service suppliers for technology like cloud computing.

Basic programming will fall out of favour as software becomes more robust, but IT professionals will still be required for legacy platforms.

Datacentre operators will be needed for their increasingly rare skills with Linux and Windows, and soft skills like project management will be better served as suppliers build modular technology and make installations easier.

“These technological changes will have a major impact on workforce management in the next 10 years,” Brooks concluded.

“The IT department will be at the heart of these changes, and IT professionals will have a key job in making the transition to these new ways of working as smooth as possible.”

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A new type of virus has infected over 75,000 machines in 2,500 organisations around the world, an internet security firm has claimed.

According to NetWitness, the ‘Kneber botnet’ gathers login credentials for online banking systems, social networking sites and email systems from infected PCs and passes them on to cyber criminals.

The firm first discovered the botnet in January during a routine deployment of its software. Further investigation revealed the data collected by the malware included 68,000 corporate login credentials, and access to sites including Facebook and Hotmail.

Amit Yoran, CEO of NetWitness, said: “These large-scale compromises of enterprise networks have reached epidemic levels. Cyber criminal elements like the Kneber crew quietly and diligently target and compromise thousands of government and commercial organizations across the globe. Conventional malware protection and signature based intrusion detection systems are by definition inadequate for addressing Kneber or most other advanced threats.”

Over half the machines infected with Kneber also were infected with Waledac, a peer to peer botnet. The coexistence of ZeuS and Waledac suggests the goals of resilience and survivability and potential deeper cross-crew collaboration in the criminal underground