A new version of Deepnet Explorer will be released soon that promises to automatically alert users to possible attacks by phishing scams and the existence of suspicious websites.
Despite the IT industry showing good signs of recovery following its post-Y2K malaise, more than a quarter of Australian IT workers feel less secure in their jobs than they did 12 months ago.
The increase in goodwill and general bonhomie experienced by many of us over the festive period will be overshadowed to a degree by a significant increase in the amount of email scams doing the rounds in the lead up to Christmas.
Fragmented internal printing systems could be a thing of the past thanks to a whitepaper, which suggests that centralised printing can make it easier for organisations to share information that is essential to their daily business.
Small businesses can now have data protected when multiple drives fail through the release of a new device that supports RAID technology to also eliminate downtime
Software licence costs could rise by at least 50 percent by 2006 because of four recent emerging trends that have affected traditional pricing models, according to Gartner.
The Institute for Information Management has spelt out its compliance concerns at its Annual General Meeting held this week in Sydney, following the recent release of the Sarbanes Oxley-Act powers.
If you think you have a problem with unwanted email, spare a thought for Bill Gates, for the Microsoft chairman reportedly receives around 4 million email messages a day.
Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft, has had his warning of Linux not really being free given the intellectual-risks thrown back in his face by the director of Open Source Industry Australia, who claims that Microsoft is now running scared.
Information security vendor Symantec has announced several new features in its Enterprise Security Manager (ESM) policy compliance application that enables organisations to effectively manage business risks by identifying threats and measu...
