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iPhone users consume six times more data: report
iPhone users in Australia consume six times more data than the average mobile user, according to a new study.
Staff Writers
Sep 24 2008 9:15AM
Telco/ISP
Lehman's value mainly in data centres
The data centre assets of failed investment bank Lehman Brothers have proved to be the most valuable part of the company, based on Barclays' purchase plan.
Iain Thomson
Sep 20 2008 12:20PM
Networking
Intel study shows data centres need not be cool
A pilot study by Intel on data centre cooling has shown that systems architects may be overspecifying data centre operations.
Iain Thomson
Sep 19 2008 9:08AM
Storage
Google applies for floating data centres patent
Google has submitted a patent application for floating data centres that are powered in part by wave power.
Iain Thomson
Sep 16 2008 8:55AM
Storage
It's time to think differently about protecting data
The recent rash of high profile security breaches, data loss incidents and associated fraud highlights the fact that the security industry is failing to meet the threats.
Bill Ledingham, CTO, Verdasys
Sep 16 2008 7:47AM
Security
Di-Data makes tracks on IT training
Dimension Data Learning Solutions (DDLS), has launched its Microsoft training packages.
Staff Writers
Sep 11 2008 7:47AM
Training & Development
Google updates data privacy policies
Google has announced new measures designed to protect its users' privacy.
Rosalie Marshall
Sep 10 2008 8:15AM
Security
Bed sheets cover up widening data centre crisis
A Sydney data centre has resorted to hanging cotton sheets from the roof to alter in-room airflows, highlighting the cooling crisis faced by many Australian operators.
Ry Crozier
Sep 9 2008 5:30PM
Storage
RFID leakage is hushed up - claim
Most RFID products – like passports and Oyster cards – leak data like sieves says Brit firm, Peratech.
Tony Dennis
Sep 5 2008 10:07AM
Security
IT administrators admit they’d steal data
A survey of 300 IT administrators found that 88 per cent said they would steal company secrets if they were laid off..
Iain Thomson
Aug 28 2008 4:08PM
Security
iPrimus trumps Telstra wireless broadband data limit
It only took five days, but Telstra’s 10 GB wireless broadband limit has already been trumped by iPrimus with a newer, cheaper 12 GB plan.
Staff Writers
Aug 27 2008 1:58PM
Telco/ISP
Data breaches already surpass 2007 total
The number of reported data breaches has already surpassed last year's total, according to a report from Identity Theft Resource Center.
Sue Marquette Poremba
Aug 27 2008 8:40AM
Security
PC holding bank data sold on ebay
A computer holding bank customers' credit card data has been sold on eBay for US$75.
Rosalie Marshall
Aug 27 2008 7:50AM
Security
Utimaco grows A/NZ presence
Data security company Utimaco has launched its first A/NZ office to support its local customer base and extend its reseller network.
Staff Writers
Aug 26 2008 3:19PM
Security
Hackers breach Best Western in data heist
Hackers have broken into the corporate databases for Best Western Hotels and may have stolen the names, addresses and credit card information of every customer who stayed with the international group since 2007.
Iain Thomson
Aug 25 2008 3:55PM
Security
Privacy Commissioner releases data breach guide
When facing up to a data breach, first contain it then evaluate the associated risk, says the Office of the Privacy Commissioner which released a new guide on handling breaches, today.
Staff Writers
Aug 25 2008 2:20PM
Security
Every prisoner in UK victim of data breach
The personal information of thousands of criminals in England and Wales has been lost on a USB drive.
Mark Mayne
Aug 25 2008 9:59AM
Security
New US laws require data encryption
Iowa joins states that require encryption and notification of customers should information be compromised.
Dan Raywood
Aug 20 2008 10:04AM
Security
New breach laws invoke mixed reactions
Information security experts have given their overall thumbs-up to the ALRC’s mandatory data breach disclosure recommendations, but admit the course of action needs fine-tuning.
Negar Salek
Aug 14 2008 3:58PM
Security
Mandatory data breach disclosure recommended in privacy law reforms
The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) has recommended the Australian government introduces mandatory data breach disclosure laws, in its final privacy report released today.
Negar Salek
Aug 12 2008 7:35AM
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