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How to avoid IT price rises and renegotiate Microsoft licenses
IT managers are being urged to renegotiate product and service costs with major suppliers for next year to beat an imminent local price rise of between five to 20 percent.
Ry Crozier
Dec 12 2008 2:36PM
Software
WA apprenticeship administrator places Microsoft CRM
Australian Technical College South Perth has deployed a Microsoft Dynamics CRM system to help manage information on student offers and placements made under the Australian school-based apprenticeship scheme.
Ry Crozier
Dec 12 2008 12:14PM
Software
New DNS changing malware detected
Trend Micro has detected a new DNS changing form of malware, which poisons other hosts on the local subnet installing a rogue Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server on the network.
Dan Raywood
Dec 12 2008 11:13AM
Security
New zero-day Internet Explorer exploit uncovered
Microsoft has issued a new security advisory, warning about potential attacks against a newly uncovered vulnerability in Internet Explorer.
Chuck Miller
Dec 12 2008 11:09AM
Security
SC World Congress: A budget crisis is a terrible thing to waste
Even faced with tough budget times, there is still an opportunity, says one CISO.
Angela Moscaritolo
Dec 12 2008 11:09AM
Security
FBI warns of VoIP spoofing threat
The FBI has issued a warning to companies about scammers spoofing voice over IP (VoIP) calls by exploiting PBX exchanges.
Iain Thomson
Dec 12 2008 10:35AM
Security
Firefox tops app vulnerability list
Bit9 research reports 40 known severe vulnerabilities this year for the popular browser.
Phil Muncaster
Dec 12 2008 10:34AM
Security
Inside the manageNET ASIO T4 data centre
iTnews
takes a look at how the old Baltimore Technologies data centre in northern Sydney is getting a new lease on life.
Ry Crozier
Dec 12 2008 12:20AM
Hardware
Symantec offers disaster recovery for virtual machines
Symantec is collaborating with VMware to deliver enhanced high availability and disaster recovery (HA/DR) systems for virtualisation environments.
Ian Williams
Dec 12 2008 12:13AM
Software
Motorola sees all LANs wireless in future
Wireless technology has reached a tipping point where corporate networks will increasingly be deployed using wireless rather than cabled Ethernet, according to Motorola's Enterprise Mobility business.
Daniel Robinson
Dec 12 2008 12:13AM
Networking
HP touts better batteries for notebooks
HP is planning to offer a new line of long-life notebook batteries.
Shaun Nichols
Dec 12 2008 12:13AM
Hardware
Firms missing out on big telecoms savings
Large multinationals could be missing out on up to 15 per cent total cost of ownership savings on their global telecommunications portfolio, according to new figures released by consultancy Hudson & Yorke today.
Phil Muncaster
Dec 12 2008 12:13AM
Telco/ISP
Google kicks off magazine project
Google has begun a project to digitise thousands of magazines, with the company unveiling a deal with several publishers to begin adding magazine articles to its Book Search service.
Shaun Nichols
Dec 11 2008 1:56PM
Software
FBI warns of vishing threat
The FBI has issued a warning to companies about scammers spoofing voice over IP (VoIP) calls by exploiting PBX exchanges.
Iain Thomson
Dec 11 2008 1:56PM
Software
IE zero-day flaw under attack
A new attack targeting Internet Explorer 7 has been reported. The attack is said to target an unpatched flaw in IE7 and is carried out by way of a specially-crafted XML file.
Shaun Nichols
Dec 11 2008 1:56PM
Security
IT admins need to power down PCs
A report by analyst house Forrester has concluded that IT managers are going to have to manage PCs differently if they are to cut power usage and hit green targets.
Iain Thomson
Dec 11 2008 1:56PM
Hardware
WAIA defends itself against Exetel anti-piracy tirade
The West Australian Internet Association (WAIA) has been forced to defend its position on movie and music piracy after a blog post by Exetel chief John Linton questioned whether ‘having no morals, ethics or basic commercial knowledge [is] a pre-requisite for running a WA ISP’.
Ry Crozier
Dec 11 2008 1:37PM
Telco/ISP
iPrimus and Internode unmeter ABC iView access
Updated: iPrimus has become the third ISP to start offering unmetered access to the ABC’s iView Internet TV service after Internode announced a similar deal yesterday and iiNet announced it earlier this year.
Staff Writers
Dec 11 2008 11:20AM
Telco/ISP
Microsoft: the number of compromised PCs in Australia surged this year
The total amount of malware removed from Australian PCs grew by over 55 percent in the first half of 2008, Microsoft has reported.
Staff Writers
Dec 11 2008 10:59AM
Security
Anatomy of a spam business
In less than nine months in 2007, a botnet-driven junk mail network earned US$7.5 million for its operators -- just one example of the polished, modern-day spam operation, a panel said Wednesday at the SC World Congress.
Chuck Miller
Dec 11 2008 10:00AM
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