EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Penetration testers have warned adminstrators to read virtualisation security manuals or risk introducing holes into virtual machines.

Also today, Western Australia readies a multi-million dollar refresh of its desktop licensing arrangements.

And Canberra proposes spectrum other than the digital dividend for an emergency services mobile broadband network.

-- Ry Crozier

MOST READ Westpac: Quicker to reboot than press DR alarm Aurora locks down Telstra SIMs after huge net bill Tas Police lay more charges over Aurora net bill Why Big Australia is gaga for BYO Computing ATO searches for solution to RSI epidemic FEATURED COMMENT "There are any number of sandboxed virtual environments that can allow access with the appropriate restrictions. Many of them are government approved, not directly by Oz but because of overseas approvals. Not being a salesman or receiving a cut I won't name names but they are out there. I, for one, believe that this will greatly simplify the admin role. Enforce specific standards before ..." scooter commenting on Why Big Australia is gaga for BYO Computing

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Darren Pauli | May 11, 2011

It makes poor bed-time reading, but getting your head around virtualisation is vital.

By Liz Tay | May 11, 2011

Seeks single local reseller for six-year contract.

By Ry Crozier | May 11, 2011

Alternative to digital dividend demands.

By Liam Tung | May 11, 2011

Pre-paid debit scam.

By Staff Writer | May 11, 2011

Symantec warns users.

By Liz Tay | May 11, 2011

Provisions and cuts for Australian research.

By Ry Crozier | May 11, 2011

Batch ordering supported from Q1 next year.

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