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inTechnology Distribution signs Ekahau to challenge AirMagnet

inTechnology Distribution signs Ekahau to challenge AirMagnet

Queensland-based inTechnology Distribution has signed a distribution agreement with Ekahau, a global vendor of location-enabling Wi-Fi network planning and engineering solutions and Site Survey Utility tools. The deal enables inTechnology to provide Ekahau Site Survey Suite to their existing and new channel and reseller partners in the Australian and New Zealand market.
a Staff Writer Mar 28 2008, 12:10PM Security
Securing regulated data

Securing regulated data

What to look for in a data loss prevention solution to help you achieve your regulatory compliance goals
Staff Writers Mar 27 2008, 11:34AM Security
Bi-lingual cybercriminals

Bi-lingual cybercriminals

Regionalised malware is on the rise, with McAfee research showing that attacks are being tailored to different cultures
Temp User Mar 27 2008, 11:34AM Security
Cradle to grave – data recovery 2.0

Cradle to grave – data recovery 2.0

Adrian Briscoe, general manager Asia Pacific for Kroll Ontrack, explores data protection issues in the 21st century
Staff Writers Mar 27 2008, 11:34AM Security
Why resellers need to know about new security threats

Why resellers need to know about new security threats

The security landscape is constantly changing – the channel has to stay on top of new breaches
Staff Writers Mar 27 2008, 11:33AM Security
Panning for growth at WhiteGold

Panning for growth at WhiteGold

WhiteGold’s MD discusses the distributor’s origins, diversification plans and if he would sell
Trevor Treharne Mar 27 2008, 11:32AM Security
Fighting fraud with chip & PIN

Fighting fraud with chip & PIN

Chip and PIN credit cards are hitting Australian shores. Negar Salek, demystifies the emerging secure payment technology and its potential benefits.
Negar Salek Mar 27 2008, 11:31AM Security
Google in trouble over data security

Google in trouble over data security

Organisations and individuals using Google's applications suite have no right to data privacy, a case in arbitration has shown.
Iain Thomson Mar 27 2008, 7:47AM Security
Enterprises urged to plug IM security holes

Enterprises urged to plug IM security holes

One in four employees has used instant messaging to send information about company plans, finances or password/login credentials, security experts have warned.
Clement James Mar 26 2008, 7:07AM Security
New identity for Secure Computing applications

New identity for Secure Computing applications

Enterprise security company Secure Computing is preparing to launch a new branding strategy designed to unify its product-line.
Staff Writers Mar 25 2008, 2:34PM Security
Anime Trojan creator goes to court

Anime Trojan creator goes to court

Experts at SophosLabs, have reminded businesses of the importance of protecting networks from virus attack, as a Japanese man admits in court to writing a data-destroying Trojan horse.

a Staff Writer Mar 25 2008, 2:16PM Security
Red Hat releases free security code

Red Hat releases free security code

Red Hat is freeing up the source code behind its identity management and security system in a bid to show that open source software is more secure than rival technologies.
Guy Dixon Mar 21 2008, 7:54AM Security
WhiteGold lands third accolade

WhiteGold lands third accolade

Local player WhiteGold Solutions has wons its third distributor of the year award from a vendor partner in the past six months.
Trevor Treharne , Helen Frost Mar 19 2008, 3:14PM Security
Berners-Lee warns on data privacy

Berners-Lee warns on data privacy

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, father of the internet, has hit out at companies that try and sell customer’s browsing data.

Iain Thomson Mar 19 2008, 7:17AM Security
Unixpac signs up IT security specialist ICE Systems

Unixpac signs up IT security specialist ICE Systems

IT security niche products distributor, Unixpac has signed Sydney-based IT systems based integrator Ice Systems as a reseller of Unixpac IT security products.
Lilia Guan Mar 18 2008, 2:18PM Security
Second mass hack exposed

Second mass hack exposed

Hot on the heels of a recent hack in which www.vnunet.com, researchers have disclosed a new large-scale attack.

Shaun Nichols Mar 18 2008, 6:45AM Security
Blue Coat delivers live on-demand video in time for Olympics

Blue Coat delivers live on-demand video in time for Olympics

If you’re likely to be sitting at your desk at work during the Beijing Olympics, then Blue Coat is doing its bit to ensure you have access to live video footage of the events following a deal with CCTV.
Leanne Mezrani Mar 17 2008, 11:26AM Security
Researchers hack into pacemakers

Researchers hack into pacemakers

Researchers have successfully launched attacks against common heart pacemakers.

A group from the Medical Device Security Center was able to use a specially-crafted radio transmitter to link to and launch attacks against pacemaker and defibrillator devices used to regulate heart activity.
Shaun Nichols Mar 17 2008, 7:36AM Security
Tumbleweed signals further expansion in Oz

Tumbleweed signals further expansion in Oz

After expanding into Brisbane last September, content security vendor Tumbleweed has signalled a further broadening of its local partners and internal workforce is just around the corner.
Negar Salek Mar 13 2008, 2:27PM Security
Opinion: Hacked or nuked – your choice

Opinion: Hacked or nuked – your choice

According to a report, which appeared in the UK’s Guardian newspaper, NATO now believes “cyber warfare poses as great a threat as a missile attack”. Puh-leese! Can somebody get these dudes a sense of perspective?
Ian Yates Mar 13 2008, 12:30PM Security

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