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Wednesday August 22, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Greetings,

The Australian Government could store citizen data in the public cloud within ten years, according to AGIMO's John Sheridan, who refuted claims that it was taking too tentative an approach to the cloud at a conference last week.

We also look at how the Department of Parliamentary Services will secure its new free wifi service and Melbourne IT's plan to improve security processes after its Queensland Government clients were hacked last month.

-- John Hilvert

LATEST GOVERNMENT IT ARTICLES

	AGIMO defends Government cloud take-up By John Hilvert \| Aug 22, 2012 Could store citizen data in the public cloud in ten years.
	Parliament House gets free wifi By John Hilvert \| Aug 22, 2012 Blocks blacklisted sites from open network.
	Melbourne IT runs microscope over servers, backdoors By Chris Jager \| Aug 21, 2012 Credit card scams, Microsoft hit SMB revenues.
	Rackspace unveils Sydney data centre By Liz Tay \| Aug 22, 2012 To go live from Erskine Park by year's end.
	Finance puts 30 suppliers on opt-in panel By John Hilvert \| Aug 17, 2012 ICT services panel grows.
	India, Pakistan shut down networks after panic By Juha Saarinen \| Aug 21, 2012 Electronic whisper campaign of terror.

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