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The eagerly anticipated report of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security data retention inquiry was released this afternoon.
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The Internet Society of Australia has warned that the rush to implement a data retention regime could potentially damage Australia's economy.
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Kennards Hire is expecting to cut maintenance costs by ditching individual PABXs at more than 140 sites across Australia and New Zealand.
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Unpatched code proved to be a happy hunting ground for cyber criminals during 2014, according to a new report by HP.
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The government's controversial data retention legislation will be debated in parliament next week, with Labor reportedly set to back the scheme to force telecommunications providers to keep customer data for 24 months.
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Potentially offering a boost for web server software worldwide, Google has released as open source a framework for HTTP/2, the newly updated standard for transmitting Web pages and Web applications over the Internet.
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Google offers lots of services and it has pretty good reliability. How does the company do it?
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Aggressive adware applications that break the trust between HTTPS (HTTP Secure) websites and users have been at the center of controversy lately. But over the past week, HTTPS interception flaws of varying severity were also found in security programs, with products from antivirus vendor Bitdefender being the latest example.
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As adoption of the Docker virtualization container grows, the namesake company behind the open source technology has released three tools for managing large scale deployments.
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The New South Wales government revealed a $2.8 million upgrade of the radio communications network used by the state’s emergency services.
