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Public bodies not ready for new FoIA legislation

Public bodies not ready for new FoIA legislation

David Quainton Dec 6 2004 4:24PM Security
Call for government to take a stronger stance

Call for government to take a stronger stance

Jon Tullett Dec 6 2004 12:56PM Security
Educause teams with the Center for Internet Security

Educause teams with the Center for Internet Security

Educause, a nonprofit association of colleges and universities, is partnering with the Center for Internet Security (CIS) to improve cybersecurity at higher education institutions.
Marcia Savage Dec 1 2004 7:31PM Security
Building a secure future for telecoms

Building a secure future for telecoms

Security is fast becoming one of the telecoms’ industry’s ‘hot topics’. This reached a new peak in October when the TeleManagement Forum committed to adding a new security layer to the architecture of NGOSS (New Generation Operation Support Systems). But how has this come about? What’s changed so dramatically? And what issues do the new proposals address?
Dr. Prem Dec 1 2004 10:38AM Security
Red Crescent buys NewSat broadband for Iran aid

Red Crescent buys NewSat broadband for Iran aid

Communications provider and distributor Multiemedia has added to a string of Middle East contract wins inking a $1 million deal with the Iranian Red Crescent Society to deliver satellite broadband to disaster recovery and relief operations in Iran.
Fleur Doidge Dec 1 2004 12:00AM Telco/ISP
IT pros go extra mile for dream job

IT pros go extra mile for dream job

Australian IT contractors are willing to travel overseas for the right job, according to a nationwide survey of more than 1000 industry workers.
Emily Kerry Dec 1 2004 12:00AM Training & Development
Is Benny heading for the Slammer?

Is Benny heading for the Slammer?

Czech virus writer “Benny” has broken his silence over reports he was arrested last week. After having his house raided on Thursday sources claimed the 21 year old had been detained for questioning about the creation of 2003’s Slammer worm.
David Quainton Nov 30 2004 11:08AM Security
Review: Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows Workstations

Review: Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows Workstations

Earlier this year it was revealed Bill Gates is no longer the richest man in the world. That prize now goes to the owner of Swedish furniture giants Ikea, one Ingvar Kamprad. What does this show? It highlights that you don't necessarily need good assembly instructions to run a successful business.

David Quainton Nov 26 2004 12:00AM Security
Watch out for card skimming: Police

Watch out for card skimming: Police

Christmas shoppers and holiday bargain hunters are being warned about potential fraud from credit card skimming.
Vivienne Fisher Nov 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Calculating ROI for identity management projects

Calculating ROI for identity management projects

More efficient management, more productive staff and improved data security; just some of the advantages of Identity Management. On the other hand it can often involve high implementation costs and levels of project complexity. Only consistent ROI calculations can accurately define the benefits of such a solution. While it is relatively easy to establish concrete ROI criteria for the topic of efficiency, it is much more complicated to do so for the topic of security.
Dr. Martin Nov 24 2004 2:47PM Security
Watch out for auto reply: Trend Micro

Watch out for auto reply: Trend Micro

Email auto-reply for staff away from the office could potentially help hackers and spammers find identity theft opportunities, according to a content security firm.
Staff Writers Nov 24 2004 12:00AM Security
Spam diet expanding for Melbourne Barracuda

Spam diet expanding for Melbourne Barracuda

Anti-spam appliance vendor Barracuda Networks has opened its first Australian office, planning to ramp up staff and reseller numbers as revenues rise.
Fleur Doidge Nov 23 2004 12:00AM Security
Banner ads next stop for hackers

Banner ads next stop for hackers

Banner advertising is being used to deliver the Bofra worm to visitors of European websites. Users of a number of high profile sites will find that clicking on banner ads redirects them to websites that exploit an unpatched flaw in Internet Explorer.
David Quainton Nov 22 2004 4:52PM Security
Meagre fine for Russian virus writer

Meagre fine for Russian virus writer

A Russian virus writer has been found guilty of writing malicious code – but fined only $105 for doing so.
David Quainton Nov 18 2004 4:43PM Security
Time for users to open their eyes

Time for users to open their eyes

The biggest threat to most organizations’ security is the lack of awareness of their own employees, but training to correct this is still lacking, as Illena Armstrong reports
Illena Armstrong Nov 12 2004 5:16PM Security
Intel & MIT team up for web trust

Intel & MIT team up for web trust

Chipmaker Intel and the MIT Sloan Center for eBusiness have teamed up to create an online system that increases trust between a web site and its customers.
Marcia Savage Nov 11 2004 9:25PM Security
Further setback for online banking

Further setback for online banking

Another internet banking security blunder has been revealed, leaving users able to view each others' credit details.
David Quainton Nov 9 2004 5:40PM Security
Four years for Australian fraudster

Four years for Australian fraudster

An Australian email fraudster who stole more than AUS$5 million ($3.7 million) has been sentenced to four years in jail. Nick Marinellis, who worked with a team of African colleagues, was convicted of ten counts of fraud by a New South Wales court.
David Quainton Nov 9 2004 3:52PM Security
Business as usual for Microsoft Axapta resellers

Business as usual for Microsoft Axapta resellers

Microsoft has no special plans for extra initiatives that may help its partners battle their way to Axapta sales in the heaving seas of an already overcrowded and over-traded ERP market.
Fleur Doidge Nov 8 2004 12:00AM Software
Review: Backup for Workgroups

Review: Backup for Workgroups

Backup for Workgroups is an unpretentious name for what turns out to be an uncomplicated product. Not much about this product is very clever, but that works to its advantage. Its lack of sophistication makes it a must-have for the workgroups it mentions, and for many more small business networks who might miss the point.

Eric Doyle Nov 8 2004 12:00AM Security

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