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National ICT careers week kicks off
Organisations and educational institutions across Australia will be hosting presentations and running workshops as part of this week's National ICT Careers Week.
Dylan Bushell-Embling
Jul 29 2008 11:32AM
Training & Development
Education makes consumers fear nanotech
The more information consumers are given about nanotechnology and other emerging sciences the more "worried and cautious" they become, new research reveals.
Robert Jaques
Jul 17 2008 7:52AM
Hardware
Labor kicks off round one of its Digital Education Revolution
Secondary schools across Australia are set to benefit under the Rudd Government's $1.2 billion Digital Education Revolution.
Lilia Guan
Jun 13 2008 3:34PM
Hardware
Education key to fighting computer fraud
A US university researcher has published details of a strategy for businesses to fight computer fraud that centres on better education of managers..
Robert Jaques
May 28 2008 7:44AM
Security
"Byzantine" botnet uses military, education servers for spam
Researchers at an Eastern European security company have uncovered a spam-sending scheme of "Byzantine complexity" that attempts to use military and university email servers to send junk email.
Jim Carr
May 5 2008 11:02AM
Security
Education and coordination required to combat cyber crime
Cyber crime can only be reduced by educating consumers and co-ordinating efforts by all parties involved in internet commerce, say security experts..
Andrew Charlesworth
Aug 13 2007 2:05PM
Security
BBC shuts online education site
BBC to shut down its online education service.
Iain Thomson
May 16 2007 1:33PM
Software
Expert: Online security education is failing
Efforts to educate users about the dangers of phishing attacks and other online fraud have failed, according to a leading information security expert.
Fiona Raisbeck
Mar 29 2007 11:02AM
Security
Education failing to fight phishing
More integrated approach needed to stop theft.
Iain Thomson
Mar 28 2007 10:32AM
Security
Secret Service and Homeland Security team up on cybercrime education facility
An ambitious idea by a state district attorney's association has led to the creation of a first-of-its-kind federal facility designed to train local law enforcement officials from around the country on cybercrime.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 14 2007 8:00AM
Security
Federal education loan site exposes personal info of up to 21,000
Count the Department of Education as the latest federal agency to experience a privacy breach after the personal information of as many as 21,000 student borrowers accidentally appeared on its loan website.
Dan Kaplan
Aug 24 2006 11:11PM
Security
Apple renews education push with new iMac
Apple has renewed its efforts to widen its education sector presence with a new, low-cost dual-core iMac.
Tim Lohman
Jul 7 2006 1:39PM
Hardware
Optima wins ACT education deal
Box builder, Optima Technology Solutions has won a $15 million contract to supply the ACT Department of Education and Training with hardware and services.
Lilia Guan
May 22 2006 2:31PM
Hardware
Unisys flags 2006 trends
Unisys has been doing some serious thinking about the local industry over the Christmas holidays.
Tim Lohman
Jan 11 2006 4:11PM
Strategy
User education key defense against spear phishing
Educating users about "spear phishing" by testing them via mock phishing drills can help protect organizations against the new trend in online crime, experts said Wednesday.
Marcia Savage
Aug 17 2005 10:04PM
Security
Once more unto the breach for U.S. education
The University of Iowa (UI) has suffered an embarrassing security breach as a hacker accessed credit card detail of 30,000 customers.
David Quainton
Jun 2 2005 12:19PM
Security
Indigenous students encouraged to study IT
A scholarship has been granted to the first indigenous student in the Bachelor of Information Technology degree at the University of Technology Sydney.
Staff Writers
Mar 18 2005 2:04PM
Training & Development
BenQ ups corporate and education push
Hardware vendor BenQ has launched a targeted marketing program to boost sales through its corporate, government and education channel.
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Staff Writers
Feb 18 2005 2:55PM
Hardware
Optima appoints education specialist
Box builder Optima Technology Solutions has appointed Juli Rush as its national education development manager to lead the company's drive into the education market.
Staff Writers
Oct 7 2004 12:00AM
Hardware
Certification, Education and Experience
How well does certification demonstrate ability? As an information security instructor, I am often asked this question, particularly when it is raised in the media.
Lee Imrey
Jan 12 2004 10:17AM
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