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RSA buys up Tablus
RSA, the security division of EMC, has announced its intention to acquire Tablus to improve its data security portfolio.
Clement James
Aug 13 2007, 6:46AM
Security
NetAlert helps public libraries
Australian public libraries will receive free ISP security filtering to help protect users from online dangers.
Negar Salek
Aug 10 2007, 12:15PM
Security
Pump-and-dump scam causes spam surge
30 per cent increase in spam reported.
Robert Jaques
Aug 9 2007, 3:31PM
Security
Unixpac named as the Australian distributor for Mi5 Networks
IT security distributor, Unixpac has picked up Mi5 Networks, a web security
gateway vendor.
Staff Writers
Aug 7 2007, 2:33PM
Security
Spam levels creep up again
Now less than nine per cent of email is legitimate.
Clement James
Aug 7 2007, 7:33AM
Security
Trend Micro fails anti-malware test
All three of its software products report false positives in VB100 testing.
Matt Chapman
Aug 6 2007, 11:32AM
Security
Anti virus struggles on 64-bit Vista
35 per cent of 64-bit Vitsa anti virus software receives failing grade.
Tom Sanders
Aug 6 2007, 7:48AM
Security
Swann’s back in Officeworks
Security monitoring and surveillance vendor Swann has returned to Officeworks’ shelves with its DVR-4 Business Kit.
Lilia Guan
Aug 2 2007, 2:50PM
Security
Tumbleweed recruits more resellers
Secure messaging vendor Tumbleweed is on a reseller recruitment drive.
Lilia Guan
Aug 2 2007, 2:24PM
Security
P2P slammed as 'new national security risk'
Retired US general warns of danger of file sharing.
Clement James
Aug 2 2007, 11:55AM
Security
How safe are your health records?
Every day we rely on security systems to protect us, but healthcare isn’t front of mind
Helen Frost
Aug 1 2007, 2:09PM
Security
Spammers claim 'Life is beautiful'
Spammers have launched a widespread malicious spam campaign which contains a ZIP attachment to a so-called screensaver.
Staff Writers
Jul 30 2007, 2:47PM
Security
MySpace delists 29,000 sex offenders
And that's only the ones who used their real names.
Iain Thomson
Jul 27 2007, 2:45PM
Security
ID thief in the doghouse after puppy scam
Hapless scammer steals poodle's identity.
Iain Thomson
Jul 27 2007, 2:44PM
Security
Vendors disagree on PDF spam volumes
PDF spam, the most prevalent spam method currently used by hackers globally has decreased in numbers over the last two weeks, claims data security vendor BitDefender, but fellow security experts are disagreeing.
Negar Salek
Jul 26 2007, 1:57PM
Security
Coonan denies cancelling filtering
Senator Helen Coonan says the Federal Government hasn't cancelled ISP-level filtering.
Staff Writers
Jul 26 2007, 1:25PM
Security
XenSource in OEM agreement with Symantec
XenSource’s VP talks to CRN about the local impact of its OEM agreement with Symantec.
Lilia Guan
Jul 25 2007, 11:01AM
Data centre
Spammers use PDFs to beat filters
Spammers are increasingly adopting PDFs as a new technique in the war against spam filters.
Iain Thomson
Jul 25 2007, 7:38AM
Security
Symantec warns of Wii flaw
Symantec has warned of an exploit in circulation that can crash Nintendo's Wii gaming console.
Iain Thomson
Jul 24 2007, 3:52PM
Security
Customs warns of email scam
Customs has issued a warning to Australians - ordering goods from overseas via the Web.
Negar Salek
Jul 24 2007, 3:46PM
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