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• Notebooks sales to large firms expected to fall: IDC
• D-Link inks supply agreement with SkyNetGlobal
• Progress enhances global and Aust partner program
• AO Fox Memorial Hospital tightens email security
• Rugrat virus hits 64-bit Windows
• Microsoft describes internal security efforts
• Microsoft demos security features in Windows XP Service Pack 2
• Review: LC5
• Review: LC5
• Hitachi flags new digital toys for retail, AV channels
• WatchGuard to upgrade appliance line-up
• Synergy Plus acquires Adaptive International
• WDG wins Vic govt supplier panel spot
• EMC goes down(market) with Dell
• Four heads move to new roles
• Acer to set up retail kiosks for partners
• Partnering crucial to converged communications vision
• Deloitte survey shows rise in attacks but flat security budgets
• Symantec teams with Qualys
• SQL Server to gain crypto
• Utah firm opts for patching service
• 26,000 user transport firm outsources patching
• UK's Open University simplifies its patching
• Little change likely to Indian offshoring: Gartner
• AusCERT: Corporates need mature security
• Tonga moves into the broadband world
• ADSL prices fall more for SMBs than consumers
• AusCERT: Microsoft’s security journey
• Hyro converges on wireless broadband, multimedia
• U.S. State Dept. selects integrated smart card-biometric solution
• Broadband moves up reseller scale: Ingram
• AusCERT: Security arms race
• Retail networker DialTime wins Deloitte Fast 50
• Symbio signs programmable switch deal
• University gets tough on wireless security
• Marines buy into ID management
• UHS pilots wireless security management
• Phishing attacks continue to climb
• User Administration with Active Directory
• The Issue of Compliance - It’s Here and It’s Expanding!
• Managing Information Security in Modern Commercial Environments, Part 2 – A Pro-Active Approach
• Tipping Point targets European market
• Spam soars to more than two-thirds of total traffic
• Security costs CNII more
• Free Aust reseller training pays off for vendor
• AusCERT 2004: Make better software
• Mobility stakes to rise as market gets saturated
• IT jobs strong for 2004?
• Corporates keep mum on cyber crime
• Channel main force for US integration vendor
• Online retailer goes to court over spyware
• We won’t oppose MYOB’s proposed Solution 6 acquisition: ACCC
• Vulnerability-to-worm cycle shortens to 10 days
• EWS cuts down on computer abuse
• This threat could kill e-commerce
• Third party or third rate?
• Entrust buys AmikaNow!
• KaVaDo appoints CEO
• Roundtable pushes CEOs for better security
• Symantec buys BrightMail
• Review: Juzt-Guard
• Review: Juzt-Guard
• Banks help govt fish the phishers
• SMS booking takes flight
• Telstra goes to uni to learn future
• TechPac sale possible for right price
• Aust team leads charge for a stronger DiData
• More evidence of Cisco code found
• Our archaic law leaves an open door for cybercrime
• Viable solutions in the fight against phishing
• Caller-ID – sharp enough to cut out spam?
• The hidden dangers of spam
• Top finance firms struggle to defend themselves
• Lobbyists call for more high-tech policing
• Review: SecureZip
• Review: SecureZip
• CSC and AMP sign $150m contract extension
• Kyocera to launch channel credit card program
• Financial firm uses digital certicates for customers
• Energis staff to work for security accreditation
• Aruba and Itochu CTC take on Japan
• Clothing firm saves 80 per cent on IT costs
• Farmers reap the profit of security
• BNS and Canadian vendor eye global IP gains
• Nortel takes voice distribution direct
• Greentree growing in Australia
• Wireless jamming flaw found
• Cisco probes source code leak
• Phishers’ latest internet banking scam
• Qantas hands out $1.4b in managed services
• Brand spoofing increasing
• Microsoft reveals XP and 2003 vulnerability
• Restraining order lifted on SpamCop
• SkyNetGlobal sells Singapore, Malaysia assets
• VIA's mobile affair with Eve
• Optima to double production potential in June
• Sandilands leaves Fortinet
• Sony and IBM to sell Cell as content creator
• Optima leaps into digital home space
• Australian CERT warns of new flaw in wireless protocol
• BigFix helps automotive supplier plug holes
• Entrust achieves NIST validation
• PatchLink teams with Harris
• Fortis group buys access manager solution
• Can MSSPs help you stay legal?
• Take the leap to a wireless future
• Citrix talks up access infrastructure at partner event
• PC sales up 24 percent this year: Gartner
• Firms patching high-risk vulnerabilities but ignoring rest
• Spyware infecting Aust businesses: survey
• Remora sucks in Tadpole
• Budget highlights IT security
• Symantec does a partner shuffle
• Handheld gaming: The next generation
• New channel partners get Wyse at party
• Brocade broadens outlook to midsize businesses
• Future of Windows Media Centre in Australia?
• Cisco severs Cole, eyes SMBs, government
• Weak WLANs register little concern for IT managers
• Microsoft issues single security advisory for May
• BT buys two-factor authentication for 65,000 emplyees
• Pacific Internet bullish about future
• Dell gags Computer Disposals in court settlement
• Treasurer calls for Telstra resolution
• CeBIT enjoys resurgence for resellers
• Disaster recovery still concerns businesses
• MSY no over Achieva in hard disk deals
• Fiberlink acquires remote access business from Level 3
• New standard helps companies trust network connections
• Microsoft reward program helps nab Sasser suspect
• German police ponder who wrote Sasser
• KAZ acquires Focal Systems
• New Centrino chips from Intel
• Microsoft rolls out ninth partner specialisation
• Tecksel signs two vendors new to Australian channel
• Whoops, wrong email address?
• Lundy pans BITS funds as
• ‘Happy Mother’s Day’ via SMS
• SAFLINK wins EPA contract
• Compliance made easy
• Netsky writers claim Sasser as own
• CyberGuard buys Webwasher for $40 million
• Only cooperation will make us less vulnerable
• Industry changes show at Infosec and Awards
• NetIQ selects new VP
• Feds to dump $308M into IT
• Fuji-Xerox seizes $2m in counterfeit gear
• Better broadband access?
• AJB awards CeBIT Winners
• Compuware CEO turns eCorner
• Vendors outsource channel management
• Firms' security spending highly reactive
• NHTCU arrest 12 in phishing swoop
• Microsoft to back spam white-list
• Wireless security (2004)
• ACA Pacific adds Maxtor hard drives
• Gaps in anti-spam protection
• Liberty Bank taps Sigaba for secure email
• CISA certification reaches milestone
• WinHEC 2004: Microsoft unveils digital media rental scheme
• Voyence launches program for configuration management
• UBL approved as OASIS draft
• GE Access to distribute McAfee
• Chip sales rise, reflect strong demand
• IBM unveils first Power5 servers
• DOJ fines Gates US$800,000
• How to protect PCs against the Sasser worm
• 3Com wins again: Awarded US$6.5m in channel fraud case
• IBM taps Elix to drive sales, Lawrie leaves
• Sasser worm dubbed MSBlast of 2004
• Bluefire expands into managed security
• Sasser worm spreads rapidly across internet
• Aussie PC hardware market buoyant: IDC
• Roll up for IBM partner roadshow