EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Logistics giant Toll Holdings is in the final throes of a global network rollout and data centre refresh.

Also today, Vodafone Hutchison Australia replaces Ericsson, HP, IBM and Tata with a single new supplier for IT services.

And the real story behind the Epsilon hack - a must read...

-- Ry Crozier

MOST READ Bionic Vision Australia receives prototype microchip Telstra blames US router issue for degraded internet Australia plays down secret copyright treaty impact NBN Co tight-lipped over Flannigan departure Telstra best placed to exploit NBN fire sale FEATURED COMMENT "Until the magnetic stripe has been removed from cards (won't happen until global EMV adoption is very high) the use of EMV won't stop skimming because the stripe can always be read. Of more concern is the level of compliance ATM's have with the PCI DSS. Most ATM's around the world are fairly unmanaged devices with little in the way of security monitoring controls on them. A lot unpatched ..." KnowItAll commenting on Payment industry calls for EMV-compliant ATMs

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Brett Winterford | April 07, 2011

Alongside data centre consolidation project.

By Brett Winterford | April 07, 2011

ReturnPath had warned partners of breach in November.

By Brett Winterford | April 07, 2011

One supplier replaces Ericsson, HP, IBM and Tata.

By Liz Tay | April 07, 2011

Australia pushes beyond 'quick wins'.

By Staff Writer | April 07, 2011

Asian enterprise sales lead.

By Liam Tung | April 07, 2011

Alerts Privacy Commissioner.

By Chris Jager | April 07, 2011

A new online store bearing the Harvey Norman logo has quietly crept onto the web.

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