Friday | 9 January, 2009
Stories by: Michael Crawford
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SurfControl announce AP sales VP 30/01/2007 11:51:04
Security company SurfControl has appointed David Lenz as vice president of sales. - +
Trojan code outnumbers Windows flaws 30/01/2007 08:27:30
The 2006 Sophos Internet Threat Report released last week discovered a seismic online shift towards using Web-based threats as a way to spread malicious code and dupe users into downloading it. - +
Symantec CTO confirms Altiris integration 30/01/2007 16:34:07
Rob Clyde, Symantec vice president of technology, believes the purchase of Altiris will enable the combined company to make better in-roads into winning business from small to medium enterprise firms. - +
Windows Live OneCare: proof is in the pudding 25/01/2007 11:45:15
The Windows Live OneCare release slated for Australia on January 30 has met a lukewarm response from potentially competing security tool vendors and academics alike. - +
Aussie pollies anointed in Orwellian awards 24/01/2007 09:36:16
The NSW Department of Health and the Swift financial transaction network have both received gongs at the 2006 Australian Big Brother Awards, dubbed "The Orwells". - +
ISS posts new Aussie MD 24/01/2007 14:18:00
Kim Duffy, former managing director of Internet Security Systems (ISS), has resigned from his post, replaced immediately by former ISS national business development manager Simon Ractliffe. - +
Online recruiter streamlines search 24/01/2007 12:17:22
Online recruitment site Seek Australia has signed a deal with Web analytics firm Omniture to track the effectiveness of Seek advertising campaigns and deliver a tailored online experience for users. - +
Resources boom stabilizing IT hire 23/01/2007 11:54:32
Both the private and public sectors have begun increasing permanent staff, with the resources boom in Western Australia and Australia's stable economy making it the ideal location in the Asia Pacific. - +
Telstra, ANZ partner on ATM payphone 23/01/2007 14:46:43
ANZ bank and Telstra have partnered to develop ATM and payphone kiosks under a pilot program across five suburbs in Melbourne, with the first kiosk being opened today in the Melbourne suburb of Bentleigh. - +
Spammers quick to "captcha" through use of images 22/01/2007 17:24:44
Image-based spam now accounts for more than one-third of all spam clogging the Internet. - +
Auditor warns: Beware of security vendors selling PCI compliance 22/01/2007 14:31:20
Customers beware when buying an approved Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCIDSS) solution. It may be approved but implementing the solution doesn't mean customers are immediately compliant, according to a PCIDSS accredited auditor.
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Computerworld Live Podcast #98: The Future of Datacentre IP 18/12/2008 10:33:00
CW Live speaks withLin Nease, Director of Emerging Business for HP ProCurve, to discuss the future of networks, including the effect of IP-based storage on datacentres, new capacity requirements generated by the use of 10Gb Ethernet, and how an efficient network design can slash energy and cooling costs, and help enterprises build a "green" image. - +
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This week CW Live chats with Mark Thompson, global sales and marketing manager for HP ProCurve, on the future of the enterprise networking. Mark discusses the trends we can expect to see in the near future and how the right infrastructure can ensure your enterprise network is secure. - +
Computerworld Live Podcast #96: Security at the Edge 11/06/2008 09:22:22
CW Live speaks with Amol Mitra, HP ProCurve Director of Marketing for Asia Pacific and Japan. Today's topic: how enterprises are starting to shift away from simply controlling security via server logins, firewalls and moving to more adaptive security frameworks. - +
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