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Brett Winterford
Aug 9 2011 3:39PM
Financial Services
Managing cloud security
The decision on whether or not to move security to the cloud could be one of the biggest you will make in the near future.
Stephen Schmidt ,CISO, Amazon Web Services
Jul 25 2011 8:49AM
Security
UK Gov says cloud computing aiding terrorism
Cloud computing can be used by terrorists as a way of transmitting data without being caught, the UK Government warns.
Tom Brewster
Jul 14 2011 9:25AM
Security
Law enforcement bands together for private cloud
Crime Commission, Customs and Federal Police balk at Defence restrictions.
Darren Pauli
Jul 7 2011 11:18AM
Security
Epsilon looks to Verizon for network security
Calls on Verizon to detect network anomalies.
SC Australia Staff
Jul 1 2011 12:51PM
Networking
Epsilon security gets cloudy
Calls on Verizon to detect network anomalies.
SC Australia Staff
Jun 30 2011 10:10AM
Security
Aussies to pay huge premium for Office 365
Telstra charges 40-75 percent premium as sole reseller of Singapore-hosted service.
Brett Winterford
Jun 29 2011 2:32PM
Software
HP launches Sydney-based government cloud
Timed to pounce on public sector opportunity.
Brett Winterford
Jun 28 2011 2:42PM
Networking
Apple and the public cloud: new threats, new solutions
Apple's iCloud will bring cloud computing to the masses and with it, new security challenges.
Jason Hart
Jun 24 2011 10:56AM
Security
Amazon cloud exploited
But the problems lie with customers, not Amazon.
Dan Raywood
Jun 24 2011 9:40AM
Security
Forensics tool exposes Dropbox files
Dropbox identities laid bare across Windows, Linux and Mac.
Darren Pauli
Jun 21 2011 1:21PM
Security
Forensics tool opens Dropbox
Dropbox identities laid bare across Windows, Linux and Mac.
Darren Pauli
Jun 20 2011 1:08PM
Security
Ninefold re-jigs pricing as cloud market crowds
Launches micro-instances, targets Amazon and Rackspace.
Brett Winterford
Jun 15 2011 3:44PM
Networking
Google: Who cares where your data is?
Security and privacy trump outdated concerns over data sovereignty.
Darren Pauli
Jun 9 2011 4:00PM
Security
End user group lists cloud computing demands
Open Data Center Alliance blueprint aims to cut IT budgets by 15 percent.
Brett Winterford
Jun 9 2011 6:32AM
Strategy
Big Data? Private Cloud? WTF Chuck?
How EMC's Chuck Hollis predicts, and creates, the future.
Brett Winterford
Jun 7 2011 3:32PM
Storage
Custom cloud aims for true elasticity
Dedicated Servers Australia launches 'Fluccs' cloud compute.
Brett Winterford
Jun 6 2011 6:50AM
Software
Interview: Wadeson opens up on Government IT
The Australian Government's longest-serving, most influential CIO reveals all on his retirement.
John Hilvert
Jun 3 2011 6:42AM
Strategy
Building safety into the cloud
With more organizations hesitant to entrust their sensitive data to the cloud and a handful of high-profile breaches, providers are augmenting their protections capabilities.
Deb Radcliff
Jun 2 2011 11:06AM
Security
Maritime Museum shipped to Microsoft cloud
Cash-strapped Sydney facility finds cloud an easier option.
Brett Winterford
Jun 1 2011 5:51AM
Software
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