Computer Associates has created a new protection suite for Microsoft's Windows Server System that promises to safeguard businesses from viruses and spyware, as well as providing backup and restore technologies.
Entrepreneurs in Australia are on the rise, according to a new book, which reveals the secrets of sixteen of Australia's biggest success stories, and highlights the results of taking risks.
In the latest in the series of its Hype Cycle reports, in which a particular area of technology is analysed, Gartner has turned its attention to Linux and found that while the open-source operating system has made progress, it is still two...
VMware has opened up its VMware ESX Server source code to its partners to accelerate the adoption of open standards for virtualisation and to maintain its leading position over Microsoft and the Xen project.
Users will be able to upgrade their own hard drives and external storage by themselves now thanks to the release of a new hard drive upgrade kit by Hitachi Global Storage Technologies.
The Storage Networking Industry Association has released advanced features for standards-based data protection and management services based on the Storage Management Initiative-Specification, version 1.1.
The StorageTek stockholders' seal of approval for the US$4.1 billion takeover of the company by Sun Microsystems, which was granted earlier this week, marks the transformation of Sun into a storage-centric company, according to one of the d...
Computer Associates International has released new software that aims to enable organisations to manage and protect information and storage assets while keeping in line with business objectives.
An email that has been sent out recently about Hurricane Katrina contains a malicious backdoor programme that poses as a worm removal tool, according to software security experts Trend Micro.
Victorian IT company Australian Project & Consulting Services (APCS) has been awarded the contract to provide the Games Data Network (GDN) for the 2006 Commonwealth Games, which take place in Melbourne next March.
