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Olympics could cost Australian businesses $186m in lost productivity

Olympics could cost Australian businesses $186m in lost productivity

Public interest in the Beijing Olympics could hit staff productivity to the tune of $186 million during the two-week event, according to e-mail and Internet content security provider, Marshal.
Staff Writers Jul 14 2008 3:48PM Training & Development
Q&A: Harry Archer, head of Security Practice, BT Australia

Q&A: Harry Archer, head of Security Practice, BT Australia

SC caught up with Harry Archer, principal security consultant and head of security practice at BT Australia recently to discuss the current state of security in Australia, or it seemed, the lack of it.
Negar Salek Jul 14 2008 12:29PM Security
Red faces at Daily Mail after data loss

Red faces at Daily Mail after data loss

Daily Mail, which has spent months lambasting the UK government on data security, has itself lost a laptop containing the personal information of staff.
Iain Thomson Jul 9 2008 9:37AM Security
Childcare software provider strikes direct debit deal

Childcare software provider strikes direct debit deal

Software provider NumeroPro has signed a deal with Ezi Payment Solutions that will add direct debit functionality to its Childcare centre software suite.
Dylan Bushell-Embling Jul 8 2008 1:50PM Software
Data leaks emerge as worst security threat

Data leaks emerge as worst security threat

Data leaks are catching up with viruses as the worst IT headache for companies in the US, UK, Germany and Japan, new research claimed today..
Robert Jaques Jul 8 2008 9:04AM Security
Web giants spark privacy concerns

Web giants spark privacy concerns

Google and LinkedIn criticised for not protecting individuals' data.
Rosalie Marshall Jul 7 2008 8:19AM Telco/ISP
HMRC breach would have been avoided for just A$30,000

HMRC breach would have been avoided for just A$30,000

The massive data breach at UK's HMRC, in which the records of 25 million people were lost, could have been avoided for £15,000 (A$30,000).
Richard Thurston Jul 4 2008 10:49AM Security
Unstructured data creating security hole

Unstructured data creating security hole

The growing volume of unstructured data stored by companies is creating a security hole, according to new research from the Ponemon Institute.
Staff Writers Jul 3 2008 9:55AM Security
Digital thieves steal millions from Citibank customers

Digital thieves steal millions from Citibank customers

Three people have been charged with stealing millions of dollars from Citibank customers after they found a way to steal user’s PIN numbers.
Iain Thomson Jul 3 2008 9:55AM Security
Aussie companies fail to encrypt data

Aussie companies fail to encrypt data

Aussie companies underestimate the advancements in encryption technology and fail to secure data.
Negar Salek Jul 2 2008 3:14PM Security
NHS falls victim to another data breach

NHS falls victim to another data breach

The NHS has had to admit to losing a laptop containing thousands of patient details.
Jul 2 2008 11:37AM Security
FBI access to private data in Europe pending

FBI access to private data in Europe pending

The European Commission is said to be close to finalizing an agreement with the United States that would allow the FBI to see the credit card histories and internet browsing habits of European citizens.
Richard Thurston Jul 1 2008 9:56AM Security
Salesforce unveils toolkit for Google Data APIs

Salesforce unveils toolkit for Google Data APIs

Salesforce.com has developed a new toolkit for Google Data APIs that allows developers to build web applications from a combination Salesforce and Google App services.
Rosalie Marshall Jun 25 2008 2:03PM Software
If you can't trust the compliance officer, whom can you trust?

If you can't trust the compliance officer, whom can you trust?

The insider threat is the main security risk enterprises face -- insider incidents from using system administrator or privileged account access are responsible for nine out of 10 breaches in data security.
Calum Macleod, european director, Cyber-Ark Jun 23 2008 3:14PM Security
Stolen data found on international crimeservers

Stolen data found on international crimeservers

Two crimeservers containing 500 megabytes of stolen data have been discovered in Argentina and Malaysia.
Chuck Miller Jun 19 2008 10:05AM Security
Fortinet acquires technologies from database security firm IPLocks

Fortinet acquires technologies from database security firm IPLocks

Fortinet today announced it has acquired database security products and technologies from privately held US company IPLocks.
Staff Writers Jun 18 2008 4:18PM Security
Minister faces grilling after second secret document leak

Minister faces grilling after second secret document leak

Has the UK's fight against terrorism been compromised after a second set of confidential Government documents was left on a train?
Richard Thurston Jun 17 2008 9:59AM Security
Data breaches 'easily' avoided

Data breaches 'easily' avoided

Nearly nine out of 10 corporate data breaches could have been prevented had reasonable security measures been in place, according to a report issued today by Verizon Business..
Andrew Charlesworth Jun 16 2008 9:14AM Security
UK Government suspends official over al-Qaeda document leak

UK Government suspends official over al-Qaeda document leak

The Government has suspended a civil servant who left top secret documents regarding al-Qaeda on a train on Tuesday.
Richard Thurston Jun 13 2008 10:05AM Security
Data breaches 'easily' avoided

Data breaches 'easily' avoided

Nearly nine out of 10 corporate data breaches could have been prevented had reasonable security measures been in place, according to a report issued today by Verizon Business.
Andrew Charlesworth Jun 13 2008 8:00AM Security

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