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Rudd launches National Security College
Postgraduate cybercrime courses to be established.
Liz Tay
Apr 27 2010 4:40PM
Training & Development
Defence to procure 'Next Generation Desktops'
Thin clients sought to replace one-size-fits-all approach.
Liz Tay
Apr 23 2010 1:27PM
Software
Defence open source sold by commerce, not ideals
Fanaticism doing the industry no favours.
Liz Tay
Apr 16 2010 1:07PM
Software
Defence puts the squeeze on telco suppliers
Telstra, Optus and Verizon vie for massive deal.
Brett Winterford
Apr 13 2010 4:28PM
Networking
DSD receives new Cray supercomputer
To advance intelligence and cyber security.
Liz Tay
Mar 18 2010 1:51PM
Oddware
Ubuntu 'trusted client' secures Windows and Citrix
Even from a malware-infected PC.
Munir Kotadia
Mar 18 2010 1:30PM
Security
Long-range radar engineer wins Minister's Award
Technology to yield more targets, more of the time.
Liz Tay
Mar 16 2010 11:34AM
Oddware
Defence hastens IT upgrades
Only one project deferred in plan revision.
Ry Crozier
Mar 1 2010 12:09PM
Networking
Thales wins $51m Defence computer support deal
Operations and exercise planning systems.
Staff Writers
Feb 11 2010 2:58PM
Hardware
Crunch: Australian cyber-defences still warming up
Microsoft patches IE and Australia gets a sleepy cyber defence centre.
Munir Kotadia
Jan 22 2010 11:51AM
Security
Defence opens Canberra cyber security centre
Internet both a tool and battlefield for cyberwar.
Staff Writers
Jan 15 2010 4:35PM
Security
Analysis: Car makers still lukewarm on driverless vehicles
iTnews
asks: How long before cars drive themselves?
Liz Tay
Nov 30 2009 6:53AM
Oddware
Defence budget audit calls for IT efficiency
Pappas Review made public.
Ry Crozier
Nov 18 2009 2:47PM
Strategy
Federal Government to revamp tech buying
Plans to set up whole-of-government panels and contracts.
Staff Writers
Oct 9 2009 12:13PM
Hardware
Colin Powell calls for balance with IT defence
Renowned diplomat stresses need for strong leaders.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 8 2009 10:53AM
Security
Defence spends $1.7m on ultimate Linux flight simulator
Also uses open source graphics platform.
Munir Kotadia
Aug 31 2009 6:08AM
Hardware
Guest column: Cyber spooks needed for Defence centre
New ops centre patrols the online front line.
Staff Writers
Jul 10 2009 1:38PM
Security
Defence outlines IT project plans
Where Australian companies will profit.
Ry Crozier
Jul 2 2009 12:52PM
Hardware
UK Ministry of Defence moves to block Wikileaks
Damage control over sensitive material.
David Neal
Jun 27 2009 10:15AM
Security
Defence to replace HP servers with IBM kit
The Department of Defence has appointed IBM as its exclusive supplier of x86 blade and rack servers for the next two to four years.
Brett Winterford
Jun 3 2009 3:11PM
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