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If it's broken, fix it

If it's broken, fix it

We can no longer pretend that information security is working in its current form. So let's change it.
Tim Mather Jul 17 2008 11:01AM Security
Review: BEC Technologies Billion BiGuard S6000

Review: BEC Technologies Billion BiGuard S6000

The BiGuard S6000 extends the network to the remote user with features such as Network Extender, Transport Extender, My Network Places and Application Proxy.
Peter Stephenson, Jul 16 2008 3:42PM Security
Review: Sendmail Sentrion DS 3.0

Review: Sendmail Sentrion DS 3.0

Sendmail Sentrion DS 3.0 is a rack-mounted email authentication appliance used strictly for applying digital signatures to outbound emails.
Nathan Ouellette Jul 15 2008 3:14PM Security
What you must know about network security before going global

What you must know about network security before going global

Globalisation involves extending the business to locations around the world to make the most cost effective use of global resources.
Rob Pfrogner, Manager, Virtela Communications Jul 15 2008 2:23PM Security
Opinion: Aussie 3G iPhone is a bad joke

Opinion: Aussie 3G iPhone is a bad joke

Never have so many suffered so much for one gadget.
Kathryn Small Jul 15 2008 1:56PM Hardware
Review: Skybox View 4.0 Security Risk Management Platform

Review: Skybox View 4.0 Security Risk Management Platform

Like the sky box in a sports stadium, Skybox SRM offers an overall view of everything.
Peter Stephenson, Jul 14 2008 3:32PM Security
Q&A: Harry Archer, head of Security Practice, BT Australia

Q&A: Harry Archer, head of Security Practice, BT Australia

SC caught up with Harry Archer, principal security consultant and head of security practice at BT Australia recently to discuss the current state of security in Australia, or it seemed, the lack of it.
Negar Salek Jul 14 2008 12:29PM Security
Review: First Look: Apple iPhone 3G tested on Optus, no visual voicemail but still glorious

Review: First Look: Apple iPhone 3G tested on Optus, no visual voicemail but still glorious

Surprisingly there's no visual voicemail on our Optus iPhone, but otherwise the phone performs brilliantly with a massive speed boost over the 1st gen model.
Adam Turner Jul 11 2008 2:01PM Telco/ISP
Opinion: How to survive the Government ICT review

Opinion: How to survive the Government ICT review

The Whole of Government [WoG] ICT review to be conducted by Sir Peter Gershon has the potential to significantly cut costs and increase efficiency. But an Ovum analyst warns it could create both short and long-term disruption to Government agencies and suppliers.
Dylan Bushell-Embling Jul 10 2008 4:21PM Strategy
Review: Symantec Network Access Control 11

Review: Symantec Network Access Control 11

The offering from Symantec is much larger than the scope of this review.
Justin Peltier Jul 10 2008 7:56AM Security
iPhone carriers here, there and everywhere

iPhone carriers here, there and everywhere

With the iPhone's release just hours away, Aussie punters who were holding out on contracts are feverishly comparing prices and weighing up the benefits between the three confirmed carriers. Elsewhere in the world, however, most iPhone customers have only a single choice to make.
Ashley Clark Jul 9 2008 12:36PM Telco/ISP
Review: StillSecure Safe Access

Review: StillSecure Safe Access

With StillSecure Safe Access, every device starts in the quarantine network segment and has to test out of quarantine to reach devices on the protected network.
Justin Peltier Jul 9 2008 7:45AM Security
Review: Technology Pathways e.s.i.Discover Search Appliance

Review: Technology Pathways e.s.i.Discover Search Appliance

eDiscovery is one of those cool buzzwords that lawyers use, but nobody else cares about, right? Well, since 2006 that certainly is no longer the case.
Peter Stephenson, Jul 7 2008 3:03PM Security
Review: Tumbleweed Secure Messenger 6.3

Review: Tumbleweed Secure Messenger 6.3

The Tumbleweed MailGate appliance offers solid email protection and management in one device.
Peter Stephenson, Jul 4 2008 11:39AM Security
Palm-vein biometrics help accurately ID patients

Palm-vein biometrics help accurately ID patients

All too often, people are victims of identity theft. Less common, but perhaps more dangerous, is the growing trend of medical identity fraud.
Joel Hagberg Jul 3 2008 3:42PM Security
Review: Cryptzone Secured eMail Enterprise v3.2

Review: Cryptzone Secured eMail Enterprise v3.2

Cryptzone’s Secured eMail Enterprise v3.2 is a desktop client application that integrates into Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Notes to provide email encryption.
Nathan Ouellette Jul 2 2008 4:00PM Security
Opinion: Best practices for deploying Cisco TelePresence

Opinion: Best practices for deploying Cisco TelePresence

Many companies are looking at videoconferencing and its associated technologies to help them to improve collaboration and communications among staff, and cut travel expenses and associated greenhouse gas emissions.
Anthony Stevens, CIO of Dimension Data Jul 2 2008 3:16PM Networking
The rise of targeted malware

The rise of targeted malware

The antivirus/perimeter approach to security is dead, and targeted attacks could very well be the final nail in the AV coffin.
Andre Protas, director of research, eEye Digital Securit Jul 1 2008 3:43PM Security
Review: Marshal's MailMarshal SMTP

Review: Marshal's MailMarshal SMTP

Marshal’s MailMarshal SMTP is a software-based approach to email content management.
Peter Stephenson, Jul 1 2008 3:28PM Security
Review: Entrust Entelligence v9.1

Review: Entrust Entelligence v9.1

The Entelligence Messaging Server v9.1 is an appliance-based email gateway that provides encryption and digital signing of messages internally and externally to the organisation.
Nathan Ouellette Jun 30 2008 3:24PM Security

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