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  • New worm disguised as news headlines

    A new worm has been detected that disguises itself as new headlines from the CNN website, and changes as the news gets updated to maintain its mask, for purpose of gaining access to personal information on infected PCs.

  • The name may fade but the jobs will stay

    Staff at backup software company Veritas who may have been feeling a little insecure over their future job prospects since the company's $13 billion acquisition by security software vendor Symantec can breathe a little easier, after Verita...

  • Aussie juice company keeps offices connected

    Berri Ltd, which claims to be Australia's largest fresh juice producer and the leading importer of juice to over 20 countries, has chosen a storage solution that keeps its 1100 employees in eleven different locations connected all of the time.

  • Sun rises to compliance challenge

    It is only a matter time now before the first court case is launched against an organisation for neglecting compliance requirements imposed by the likes of Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA or SEC 17a-4 but Sun is ready to help save organisations from...

  • HP lab launched to test RFID potential

    A new RFID laboratory has launched by HP to simulate a real-world manufacturing and distribution centre where HP customers and partners can test pilot the capabilities of RFID technologies and solutions.

  • Tower to IPO and retain Aussie identity

    Tower Software held its first ever press conference today, despite 20 years of sustained success in Australia and around the world, and revealed its plans to float on the stock market and launch fiercely into the enterprise content managem...

  • Intel focuses on healthcare technology

    Intel has restructured its organisation to create five new business units that will concentrate on building technology that can be used to boost healthcare, and serve its worldwide distribution channel.

  • Veritas, Symantec yet to reveal full strategy

    The recent news of Symantec's shares dropping drastically following its US$13.5 billion take over of Veritas has sent fear throughout the company, but according to analysts, this is to be expected since Symantec is going to need to make mo...