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  • Microsoft and NSW Police claim two scalps in war on piracy

    NSW Police, with the help of Microsoft, Interactive Entertainment Association of Australia (IEAA) and Music Industry Piracy Investigations (MIPI), have conducted a raid on house in Ballina in northern NSW, seizing over 5,000 optical disks ...

  • Security Firm Stands Ground Over Software Removal

    The developers of the popular anti-spyware program SpyBot Search and Destroy have defiantly rebuffed a cease and desist order from an Australian company after SpyBot removed its software alongside a piece of malware.

  • Homeland Security Employee Details Exposed by Data Theft

    In yet another high profile data security breach, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), a key player in the US Government’s homeland security initiative, has either lost or had stolen a hard drive containing the personal informa...

  • HDS Opens Major Support Centre

    Hitachi Data Systems has announced the opening of its Asia Pacific Deal Operations Centre, a Malaysian based centre offering storage solutions for 12 countries including Australia and New Zealand.

  • Oracle Streamlines Enterprise Compliance

    Oracle is promising to help organisations address their audit needs in response to growing regulatory obligations and protected against internal threats with its new Audit Vault solution.

  • Virtualisation Drives Automation Steers

    Gartner analysts have declared virtualisation the most significant technology for IT infrastructures but says it automation that will be the ‘next big thing’ as organisations look for better management and tackle the ‘virtualisation sprawl.’

  • Microsoft and NSW Police claim two scalps in war on piracy

    NSW Police, with the help of Microsoft, Interactive Entertainment Association of Australia (IEAA) and Music Industry Piracy Investigations (MIPI), have conducted a raid on house in Ballina in northern NSW, seizing over 5,000 optical disks ...

  • Security Firm Stands Ground Over Software Removal

    The developers of the popular anti-spyware program SpyBot Search and Destroy have defiantly rebuffed a cease and desist order from an Australian company after SpyBot removed its software alongside a piece of malware.

  • Homeland Security Employee Details Exposed by Data Theft

    In yet another high profile data security breach, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), a key player in the US Government’s homeland security initiative, has either lost or had stolen a hard drive containing the personal informa...

  • HDS Opens Major Support Centre

    Hitachi Data Systems has announced the opening of its Asia Pacific Deal Operations Centre, a Malaysian based centre offering storage solutions for 12 countries including Australia and New Zealand.

  • Oracle Streamlines Enterprise Compliance

    Oracle is promising to help organisations address their audit needs in response to growing regulatory obligations and protected against internal threats with its new Audit Vault solution.

  • Virtualisation Drives Automation Steers

    Gartner analysts have declared virtualisation the most significant technology for IT infrastructures but says it automation that will be the ‘next big thing’ as organisations look for better management and tackle the ‘virtualisation sprawl.’