Breaking News

  • Storm of Data Vulnerabilities

    Off the back of the recent NSW storms, the United States is gearing up for their own influx of unpredictable weather through the National Data Awareness Project, an education campaign addressing common data vulnerabilities.

  • Objective Helps Police Keep Criminals Behind Bars

    WA Police are finding Objective’s ECM suite is improving cooperation across the country, helping them close cold cases by retrieving suspect information rapidly and joining the dots on disparate information that may have previously been ov...

  • “Impenetrable” US$100/Mb SSD Price Barrier Broken

    Solid state storage technology is snowballing into mainstream use now, and as its use ramps up costs naturally come down. With this in mind, Solid Data Systems has announced that it is significantly cutting the cost of its family of solid ...

  • AIIA Establishes Island in Second Life

    Following in the footsteps of the ABC and an increasing number of organisations around the world, the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has announced that it has launched itself into the virtual world of Second Life.

  • PatchLink Purchases SecureWave SA

    The security firm PatchLink has acquired endpoint security specialist SecureWave SA, creating what the company is calling the industry’s first comprehensive security platform for unified protection and control of all enterprise servers and...

  • Data Centre Blogged

    PIPE Networks is gearing up to launch 350 sqm of data centre space into the Brisbane market with a facility completed in just 60 day and its daily progress blogged by operational staff.

  • Vignette Releases Digital Services Hub

    Vignette is showing off its latest digital asset delivery system, promising to help service providers push their digital content harder with greater security, easier deployment and stronger customer connections.

  • LogicaCMG Fine Tunes Victorian Dept

    The Victorian Department of Education has awarded LogicaCMG a major contract to design and implement an electronic document management system (EDMS) for regulatory compliance and improved workflow.

  • SNIA ANZ hires European-led executive arm

    Along with its three year strategic plan, the Storage Networking Industry Association for Australia and New Zealand today announced it had contracted a new executive arm, which will be led by ex-SNIA Europe chair, Paul Talbot and his company EVITO.

  • Unencrypted Backups Risky and Costly

    The Ohio State Government in the US was in damage control last week when an unknown storage device containing backup data and personal details of all the state’s employees was stolen from a 22 year-old intern’s car.