Trend Micro bug due to quick testing
Trend Micro has confirmed the reason a 'bad' update was released late last week that caused some computers to crash was because of the rush to combat a vulnerability for the Rbot worm.
Trend Micro has confirmed the reason a 'bad' update was released late last week that caused some computers to crash was because of the rush to combat a vulnerability for the Rbot worm.
The University of Canberra is currently undergoing trials of voice authentication software on behalf of the federal government.
IT providers will be forced to take greater responsibility for application breaches and poorly-designed software as local customers embrace an emerging trend which includes suing vendors.
A serious security threat faces enterprise from the invasion of easily-concealed USB keys, music players, and portable hard drives.
Australia is being touted as a world leader in the adoption of grid computing standards but analysts have branded the claims vendor hype.
More evidence that enterprise IT shops face increasing bait from headhunters has surfaced, this time with a recruitment survey finding more than half the IT staff it canvassed claim to have been approached for new positions over the last year.
A phishing scam emulating the Windows Update Service hit Australia yesterday, designed to not only emulate the update page perfectly, but circumvent current antivirus, spyware and adware programs.
SAP has confirmed it will offer a safe passage migration program to all companies in Australia currently using PeopleSoft and JD Edwards applications.
The Business Software Association of Australia (BSAA) has a dire warning for enterprise users in Australia. License your software, or spend a whole lot of time and money in court explaining why.
Global supply chain software vendor i2 is unable to confirm local job cuts following an announcement last week that it will lay off nearly 15 percent of its global workforce.
General practitioners have successfully lobbied to have part of the Privacy Act amended so that patient information may be shared "without consent" to identify "prescription shoppers".
Managed security providers are enjoying a boom due to the hefty cost of acquiring skilled professionals, but also because organizations give more credibility to third parties than in-house advice.
An "apprentice" hacker broke into the PABX system of John James Hospital in Canberra last week and made more than $5000 worth of international calls.
Claiming Australian companies are far too lax when it comes to the protection of personal data, Frost & Sullivan security analyst James Turner says the only solution is the introduction of tough new laws by the federal government.
Open source applications, touted as a more secure Web browsing alternative than Internet Explorer - or at least as having fewer vulnerabilities, are about a lot more than grass roots marketing.