Breaking News

  • Documenting East Timor's criminal past

    ZyLAB has been awarded a contract to provide crime investigation software to support the United Nation’s Serious Crimes Investigations Team (SCIT) in East Timor.

  • Imation Pushes Proper Device Disposal

    According to Imation, storage devices that are improperly disposed of are posing increasingly large security and financial risks to organisations, particularly as more and more second-hand hardware is re-sold.

  • Intel Heralds Energy-Efficient CPU

    Intel is hyping its upcoming Nehalem chip as not only blisteringly fast, but also far more forgiving on the environment due to its low power consumption.

  • Samsung Rolls Out 50GB Enterprise SSDs

    Samsung has announced that it is now mass producing 25 and 50 gigabyte solid state disks (SSDs) for the enterprise market saying the drives offer low power consumption and high IOPS rates.

  • Open Text to Deploy NSW Government IAMS

    Open Text has announced that it will be providing an Information Asset Management System (IAMS) to NSW Government departments and agencies after being been awarded panel contract status.

  • Research and Markets Looks Into Storage Crystal Ball

    The analysts at Research and Markets have announced the release of a new report forecasting the future of storage, with retention, secure and easy access to data, and the increase in demand for data protection and information lifecycle man...

  • Cisco Study Finds Security Policies Being Undermined

    Once again highlighting how a security policy is only as good as those who follow it, a new data leakage study commissioned by Cisco has found that communication breakdowns between workers and IT professionals is undermining security.

  • LaCie Adds Online Backup

    Storage device specialist LaCie has announced a new online backup package, offering one year of unlimited online backup with the purchase of one of its external storage devices.

  • Microsoft Releases Cloud-Based OS

    In a significant shift towards its “live Services” computing vision, Microsoft has announced a new cloud-based operating system called Azure that will run over the internet from its servers.