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Firms set to mine social computing for CRM
More than half of companies are likely to establish online communities to help them with their CRM initiatives by next year, but poor management may cause many of these projects to backfire, according to Gartner.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 21 2009 7:37AM
Software
Computer users should have IT intervention when setting passwords
Internet users are ‘seriously naïve' when it comes to setting passwords, according to Cyber-Ark.
SC Australia Staff
Feb 20 2009 12:04PM
Security
Hospital broadband laptops are childs' play
Seven of Australia’s largest children's hospitals will get laptops and wireless broadband in a $7.2 million online community for youth living with a serious illness, chronic condition or disability.
Ry Crozier
Feb 19 2009 3:43PM
Hardware
A new version of the internet may solve the ongoing problem of security and online attacks
A brand new internet may be the solution to the escalating problem of online security, according to some experts.
Dan Raywood
Feb 17 2009 10:54AM
Security
Telstra seeks import gains from China tech platforms
Telstra may use the technology underpinning two Chinese mobile and online content businesses it acquired $302m controlling stakes in today to help scale up local operations at lower per-unit costs, chief executive Sol Trujillo said.
Ry Crozier
Feb 11 2009 3:14PM
Telco/ISP
Leaks point to new Windows Mobile services
Microsoft is planning to unveil new services for users of its Windows Mobile smartphone platform, including a way to back up information to the web and a rumoured online store for mobile applications.
Daniel Robinson
Feb 10 2009 6:29AM
Software
(ISC)² publishes security resource guide online
The global information security resource guide from (ISC)² is now available online.
SC Australia Staff
Feb 5 2009 1:30PM
Security
Webscraping allows hackers to hit online gambling sites with botnets
Online gambling sites are being hit by hackers who are using botnets that fix the odds to ensure large winnings.
Dan Raywood
Feb 5 2009 11:26AM
Security
Web identity hijacking on the rise
Business professionals were warned today to create and maintain online profiles in all the major social networks in order to mitigate the risk of criminals impersonating them and mining sensitive corporate and personal information.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 3 2009 2:11PM
Security
Microsoft tightens its belt further
Microsoft has revealed further cost-cutting measures to help it weather the economic storm, including reducing the use of vendors, slashing marketing spend and postponing plans for a new data centre.
Sylvie Barak
Jan 27 2009 6:40AM
Financial Services
Banks urged to change security policies
Basic security questions, such as asking for a user's mother's maiden name or post code, can be circumvented far too easily and should not be used, according to Symantec.
Ian Williams
Jan 23 2009 6:16AM
Security
Storage-hungry consumers turn to online services
The use of online storage services is set to explode as people store a growing amount of information from a huge variety of sources, according to Hitachi Data Systems (HDS).
Ian Williams
Jan 17 2009 9:13AM
Storage
HSBC strengthens online fraud defences
HSBC has deployed a new authentication system to protect online and remote transactions from fraud.
Angelica Mari
Jan 9 2009 2:45AM
Security
Sanity Loadit music service granted reprieve
Sanity Music has issued a stay of execution on its troubled Loadit music service due to ‘customer response’.
Ry Crozier
Jan 6 2009 12:19PM
Software
Most consumers research online before they buy
Two-thirds of online shoppers carry out internet-based research about retailers before making a purchase, yet only half of retailers actually monitor their own reputation, according to new research by 1&1 Internet.
Phil Muncaster
Dec 19 2008 2:31PM
Software
Sony pays up for privacy gaffe
Sony's BMG Music branch has been fined for illegally collecting information from its youngest users.
Shaun Nichols
Dec 13 2008 1:16AM
Security
IBM launches web conferencing service
IBM has tossed a new entry into the hosted conferencing market. The company is launching a new version of the Lotus Sametime Unyte service. The web-based application allows users to set up conferences over the web.
Shaun Nichols
Dec 10 2008 3:11PM
Hardware
Sanity Music’s LoadIt online music service shuts down
Sanity Music’s dud LoadIt online music service will close just five months after it launched, according to chief executive Ray Itaoui.
Ry Crozier
Dec 2 2008 10:13AM
Software
India and Pakistan hack it out online
India and Pakistan have taken to hacking away at each other, with cyber hooligans from both countries using their tech skills to deface their rival nation’s websites.
Sylvie Barak
Nov 28 2008 11:06AM
Security
Spam climbing back up after botnets return online
The amount of unwanted email is again surging after a host of botnets -- led by the high-powered Srizbi network of compromised machines -- have reconnected to internet service providers.
Dan Kaplan
Nov 27 2008 10:30AM
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