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Huawei NBN ban a "prudent" decision, expert says
China industrial relations expert says Huawei too close to Beijing.
Darren Pauli
Mar 26 2012 1:24PM
Security
AFP officers seek protection in cyber crime cases
Officers in danger as they skirt slow treaties.
Ry Crozier
Feb 22 2012 4:01PM
Security
Speculation rife as Gillard gobbles cyber security
Cabinet control of security a good thing, sources say.
Darren Pauli
Dec 12 2011 4:00PM
Security
Government shuns ethical hacker safeguards
Strict rules needed for removing malware without users' consent.
Darren Pauli
Nov 28 2011 10:30AM
Security
Government shuns ethical hacker safeguards
Rejection of industry submissions was "disgusting".
Darren Pauli
Nov 25 2011 3:46AM
Security
Canberra patches drop outs in $7m CCTV
Teething problems with $7m security upgrade.
Ry Crozier
Oct 17 2011 1:30PM
Security
$14m Canberra crisis centre a cyberwar defence
Unit handles cyber, terror threats and natural disasters.
Darren Pauli
Oct 17 2011 1:00PM
Security
Data breach laws to follow privacy paper
Disclosure laws will be fast tracked if government receives evidence of poor security and worsening breaches in organisations.
Darren Pauli
Sep 28 2011 3:17PM
Security
Defence investigates false security clearances
Inflexible software blamed for systematic 'workarounds'.
Darren Pauli
Sep 26 2011 11:00AM
Security
Defence scrambles to weed out false security clearances
Forced to recheck thousands of documents.
Darren Pauli
Sep 22 2011 12:58PM
Security
Stealing the Census
What is your identity worth?
Darren Pauli
Aug 10 2011 3:52PM
Security
Stealing the Census
What is your identity worth?
Darren Pauli
Aug 10 2011 2:25PM
Security
Federal Government IT spending drops
Returns to routine levels.
Mahesh Sharma
Oct 27 2010 6:00AM
Financial Services
AGIMO details Federal Government data centre needs
Draft statement of requirement released.
Brett Winterford
Jun 28 2010 12:24PM
Networking
Rudd calls halt to broadband ‘rot’
Broadband Future Forum hears of 18 plans abandoned over past 12 years.
Ry Crozier
Dec 10 2009 10:21AM
Telco/ISP
Telstra must dish out payphone info
The Federal Government has slapped Telstra on the wrist for not ensuring greater community consultation on the issue of public phone removal.
Staff Writers
Jun 8 2006 3:25PM
Telco/ISP
AIIA: ICT contracts to be simplified
ICT contracts are to be simplified by the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) and the Australian Government Information Management Office’s (AGIMO).
Staff Writers
Jun 5 2006 4:11PM
Strategy
Sshh, the Government's listening
Proposed changes to the Government’s existing Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 has civil liberty groups up in arms over what they believe are gross breaches of peoples' civil rights.
Lilia Guan
Mar 27 2006 1:09PM
Networking
ACS calls for new ICT education benchmark
The Australian Computer Society is calling for a new standard, designed to raise the level of ICT skills in the community.
Tim Lohman
Nov 4 2005 1:45PM
Training & Development
Govt co-funds Yarra Valley Water IT assessment
The Federal Government has agreed to co-fund a Yarra Valley Water plan to assess its computer network systems.
Vivienne Fisher
Jul 15 2005 3:17PM
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