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• Shimizu launches IT security consulting service
• Japanese Government creates independent IT security agency
• Cybercrime affecting 83 per cent of UK businesses
• Dell launches new Inspiron notebook
• Volante reports $3.1m profit
• Telstra to reduce wholesale ISP prices
• Altech woos Melbourne resellers with glam opening bash
• Canon's image suite to grow
• Eight cent phone calls challenge Telstra's 'milk cow'
• RSA prescribes RFID blocking tag therapy
• Verisign teams up with Microsoft on authentication
• SonicWALL charges for annual IPS
• Royal Bank of Scotland to secure transport ticket network
• Top Japanese bank to introduce biometric ATM system
• MBNA Europe bank hit by phishing
• US SMEs spent $1.8 billion on IT security in 2003
• Unique World spins off Microsoft ISV
• Airline websites under pressure
• Hitachi releases 300GB enterprise hard disk
• Stadus quits Toshiba
• Goodson Imports shoulders NCR channel push
• LAN Systems signs with Avaya
• iiNet swallows left-over Flow
• Telstra warned over broadband pricing
• Security vendors launch industry association
• Japanese worry over wireless
• Korea joins in the fight against spam
• ASIC issues scam warning
• Perth ISV fights AIDS with US software win
• Microsoft, Motorola smartphone extends PC into pocket
• Sony bows out of CRTs, focuses on LCD screens
• KAZ cuts losses, readies for new year growth
• Professional wins British-based OEM deal
• Gates details Microsoft security efforts
• Microsoft to integrate RSA technology into Windows
• ServGate Technologies launches in the UK
• CMS Products intros European reseller program
• US IT security market to reach $20b in 2008
• '000' time delay targets efficiencies
• Novell revenues jump 22 percent
• Channel may take Quantum leap
• Kenyan authorities worried over rise in cybercrime
• AMD, Intel, designing chips to beat buffer overflow issues
• FBI allows name to be used on anti-piracy seals
• Pacific Internet unleashes new residential broadband prices
• ICT jobs: are they out there?
• ACA calls for comment on messaging guidelines
• Broadband subscriber numbers increase: ABS
• Back in time
• Vodafone wins part appeal against $14m Mobile Innovations ruling
• Perimeter security spend to hit $6b by 2007
• Review: Prestige 652H-31
• Niche security demand strikes WhiteGold
• Would you like broadband with that?
• New technology business incubator opens in WA
• Intel 64-bit plan baffles AMD
• Dynamic calls for action in direct sales stoush
• RIAA files another 531 lawsuits
• Microsoft writes to code 'thieves'
• Marine firm secures navigation data
• Tipping Point boosts IPS technology
• Open source group fires off at SCO
• Sybiz writes Pastel software deal
• Tech Pacific signs BenQ
• Telstra Fairfax buyout, fact or furphy?
• Intel exec: next chipsets are biggest leap in 10 years
• ComNet shows its cards in wireless push
• ACA moves to encourage telco competition
• Bagle-B not rampant in Australia
• Authentica expands DRM suite
• Gartner warns of 'very high risk' to Windows users
• Bagle.B hits Germany and France
• Phishing attacks grow by 50 per cent in a month
• Email hoax targets federal police
• Trend Micro launches virus app
• Sony to lead digital home drive: IDC
• Alstom IT buyout nears completion
• ACA launches new penalty system
• Phishing scams mimic web browsers
• BAA buys application management tools
• German airport pilots iris-recognition authentication
• Internet tycoon arrested for blackmail
• Sun squeezes prices 7.25 percent across the board
• Telcos line up for broadband price war
• Queensland Tomato further ripens investments
• Short takes: Week of 16 February
• IBM & Cisco team up on IT security
• Sophos warns over reworked nachi worm
• Microsoft loses secret source code
• Security seminars in Staines
• Trend Micro sends Valentine's warning
• MailKey launches message authentication solution
• Email stamps could nix spam
• Move over DHS, another alerting service on offer
• The rise of the DVD-ROM
• Microsoft confirms source code leak
• Friday 13: should you beware?
• Volante, Ipex merger approved
• Robust growth in Aussie PC market
• Microsoft probes source code leak rumour
• Ingram signs with 3, seeks resellers
• Intel to announce telecommunications-speed breakthrough
• Sophos admits letting MyDoom pass
• Get prepared to avoid downtime
• Get prepared to avoid downtime
• Cybersecurity’s new power surge
• Only authorized users welcome
• This government can’t keep pointing fingers
• Trustworthy Computing must include browsers
• Review: Secure Access Manager
• Aust websites beware: Privacy Commissioner
• Telstra chases growth curve
• WAN performance firm opens Melbourne office
• Telstra cost cutting program boosts profit
• Datacom takes SolNet staff
• Controversial fixes have Microsoft on defensive
• Express Data pushes renewable annuities for resellers
• Lindows trademark case delayed indefinitely
• CA re-distributes channel plans
• MyDoom rings up $4 billion in damage
• Satsuma Solutions and KeCrypt to sell PDA security
• Flaws confirmed in Bluetooth devices
• Microsoft issues critical Windows patch
• Business still unsure about software licensing
• Love is a text message?
• Wholesale ISPs must add value, argues new player
• Primus snaps up AOL|7
• SBS value-add lures Microsoft resellers
• Two new Mydoom variants launch attack
• PeopleSoft offers integration pack for SAP
• Gartner: Microsoft security improving
• Kazaa applies for Anton Piller order to be set aside
• Security incidents rise 600 percent
• GRIC launches Total Security Protection
• Disney adopts windows media DRM
• Corporate Express replaces GM with global exec
• ACCC sweeps up scams
• Linksys signs Tech Pac
• Swiftel broadband orders accelerate
• UK reseller opens Sydney doors
• Companies combine to face biometric challenge
• NetScreen bought for $3.5 billion
• Brightmail expands international operations
• IBM updates ThinkPad
• Hagemeyer drops Minolta, signs Casio digital cameras
• Symantec names top newly discovered vulnerabilities
• ServicePoint to acquire Allied
• Former reseller's directors sentenced for deception
• Spam filter adds wireless support
• Phishermen try to hook ISPs
• BT guarantees application performance
• Cautious welcome for new user forum
• Govt promotes keeping kids safe online
• HP ramps up channel marketing role
• Six staff go from Integ
• No Apple Next Byte for Bondi mall
• Request to pump $1.5m into channels
• LogicaCMG, Avanade heads shuffled
• Microsoft offers 64-bit Windows XP preview
• EU reportedly looking at US$125m fine in Microsoft case
• British Government launches secure intranet
• NZ goes Parallel with HP in Australia
• Toyota agrees to correct website: ACCC
• Sun signs Australian StarOffice trainers
• Light shone on LCD shortage tunnel
• Adobe, local channel join forces
• Oblix to acquire confluent software
• Microsoft faces Mydoom and lives
• Perth’s iiNet renews Asia Netcom networking deal
• WatchGuard unveils expandable appliance
• McAfee updates desktop firewall
• Free email monitoring service for Brightmail users
• Kaspersky updates 12 times a day
• Teenage hacker escapes jail
• Peripherals distributor expands to NZ
• CSC nabs WA police deal
• LAN 1 signs Fortinet
• Industry attacks draft bush broadband incentives
• ACS withdraws 3G survey, apologises to Hutchison
• Unwired begins $3m fibre broadband rollout
• Teros teams up with GuardedNet
• Unipalm to distribute Rainbow SSL VPNs
• Brussels hosts ID theft spam forum
• Mydoom tops the charts
• Jumping off the PCI Bus
• Harvey Norman bundles free hotspot access with notebooks
• Zultys releases Linux softphone
• Two-factor authentication (2004)
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