Fast five: This week in IT 30/09
Your wrap of the top Australian ICT stories this week.
Your wrap of the top Australian ICT stories this week.
Sony Computer Entertainment Australia should have acted more quickly to notify customers of the data breach occurring from the hacking of the PlayStation Network and Qriocity platforms in April, the Office of the Australian Privacy Commissioner has said.
ASX-listed IT services company CSG (ASX: CSV) has informed the market that it has received a non-binding off-market takeover offer to acquire all of the issued fully paid shared of the company.
Australian academic supercomputing consortium iVEC has acquired another major supercomputer, Fornax, to be based at the University of Western Australia (UWA), to further the country’s ability to conduct data-intensive research.
Your wrap of the top Australian ICT stories this week.
IT departments must come to terms with their new future as services brokers or face being increasingly marginalised within their own organisations, according to Thorp Network, John Thorp.
ASX-listed satellite provider NewSat (ASX:NWT) has signed a new deal with Quicklink Communications worth some $40 million over three years.
Cloud providers and customers are ignoring the importance of securing online services against distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks at their own peril.
Australia’s National Health Reform (NHR) initiative has taken a step forward with the announcement that it will shortly begin the enterprise data warehouse (EDW) overhaul component of the initiative.
The decommissioning of the public switched telephone network (PSTN) across Australia over the next few years could accelerate the deterioration of one of communication technology’s most valuable assets: Trust.
PC users around the world will today be asked to contribute spare CPU cycles as part of theSkyNet project to further the science of radio astronomy.
Your wrap of the top Australian ICT stories this week.
The WA Auditor-General has delivered a strong criticism of the ability of government agencies to properly manage ICT contracting and procurement.
ASG Group has opened the doors to its new Perth data centre which will underpin the listed IT services company’s SaaS and cloud services offering in coming months
ASG Group has opened the doors to its new Perth data centre, which will underpin the listed IT services company’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) and Cloud services offering in coming months.