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Monday April 16, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today, we look at federal plans to deploy Microsoft's Child Exploitation Tracking System to facilitate collaboration between law enforcement agencies across Australia.

We also consider US internet services provider Calyx's efforts to protect user information from government surveillance. Is a surveillance-free ISP possible down under?

-- Liz Tay

LATEST SECURITY ARTICLES

	CrimTrac bolsters controls for anti child abuse database By Liz Tay \| Apr 16, 2012 To pool data from state and federal police.
	Apple patch to purge Flashback infections By Dan Kaplan \| Apr 16, 2012 Disables Java by default.
	Intercept laws hamper local user privacy By James Hutchinson \| Apr 16, 2012 Analysis: Is a surveillance-free ISP possible in Australia?
	Oracle to patch 88 vulnerabilities By Greg Masters \| Apr 16, 2012 Quarterly fix covers hundreds of products.
	SAIC to build Melbourne security R&D centre By Staff Writer \| Apr 16, 2012 Research to focus on defence, search, deep packet inspection.
	BlackBerry tops enterprise mobile security survey By SC Staff \| Apr 12, 2012 Researchers find BlackBerry 7.0 most compatible for enterprise use.
	Agencies adopt email security revision By John Hilvert \| Apr 11, 2012 Minor 2012 revision in the wings.

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