What Makes CIOs Toss and Turn at Night

 IT Security among top tech concerns, according to research

MENLO PARK, Calif. - The tech world never sleeps and, apparently, CIOs don't get much rest either. According to The CIO Insomnia Project, a recently released research initiative from Robert Half Technology, nearly one-quarter (24 percent) of CIOs cited data security as the primary worry keeping them up at night, followed by hardware and/or operating systems upgrades, with 13 percent of the response. For more, click on Robert Half International

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