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  • Stolen PCs contact home

    Lost and stolen PCs are costing Australia millions of dollars every year and causing major confidentiality concerns for organisations and the government because of information falling into the wrong hands.

  • Lustre to sharpen storage agility

    A new research project has been launched to write software that will shift the computation and transformation of data from client computers to storage devices, so that calculations will be made quickly inside the system of data intensive e...

  • Oracle tape tells of acquisition targets

    A videotaped deposition of Oracle CEO Larry Ellison played during the U.S. Justice Department's ongoing antitrust trail against Oracle over its proposed acquisition of PeopleSoft has revealed that Oracle drew up a list of a number of acqui...

  • Stolen PCs contact home

    Lost and stolen PCs are costing Australia millions of dollars every year and causing major confidentiality concerns for organisations and the government because of information falling into the wrong hands.

  • IIA launch online one stop shop for secure trading tools

    In the wake of a blaze of publicity surrounding fraudulent behaviour on the Internet, the Internet Industry Assocation (IIA) has introduced what it describes as a national technology stocktake to identify authentication tools and solution ...

  • Sale rumours surround Network Associates

    Reports from the U.S. claim that Network Associates, the maker of McAfee antivirus and security products, is up for sale and Microsoft could be the possible buyer to improve its own security standing in the market.

  • Coles launches first Aussie RFID retail trial

    Sun Microsystems has announced that it has implemented Australia's first Radio Frequency Identification tagging system for Coles Myer to track the movement of roll-cages along its supply chain, from distribution to retail.