Charles Sturt University is working with the Australian Department of Defence to create gaming software for use by military personnel to train enlisted members on effective crisis management techniques and scenarios for battle and natural disasters.
The Queensland Government's technology incubator i.lab has been voted 2006 Australian Incubator of the Year at the 2006 Australian Incubator of the Year awards ahead of 80 other national business incubators.
Ponemon Institute chairman Larry Ponemon has come out in defence of Hewlett-Packard's (HP) use of "pretexting" to track confidential information leaks from the board stating Sarbanes-Oxley requirements are the root cause of the problem.
Unisys corporation has reported a global Q3 2006 net loss of more than $US77 million, despite increasing revenue from the quarter by two percent when compared to the same period last year.
Internet security company Counterpane has been sold to communications provider BT for an undisclosed sum.
Australian-based commodity future advisors Global Commodities has rolled out Aussie designed software to automatically manage customer investment funds without the need to hire more staff.
Customers are voting with their feet when it comes to data breaches, according to the 2006 Cost of a Data Breach study.
VIctorian-based Kingston City Council has rolled out an automated patching system to ease internal audit requirements and ensure remote workers use secure corporate equipment.
Tasmanian Netspace customers believe the ISP is hoodwinking them by offering laughable broadband speed at premium rates, with one customer complaining to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO).
The Department of Communication, Information Technology and the Arts (DCITA) this week began a week-long campaign to protect business and online users against Internet threats.
A vulnerability in the Asterisk PBX server that enables an attacker to gain complete control of a PBX system has been discovered by an Australian and New Zealand security outfit
Recognizing the growing importance of ICT to the state's economy, the Queensland government has joined other states by appointing a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in addition to a Chief Information Officer (CIO).
Qantas yesterday announced it will outsource internal IT applications support and maintenance to Satyam Computer Services and Tata Consulting Services.
Queensland Health has won an award for the best ITIL implementation of the year at the 2006 IT Service Management Awards held last night.
National ICT Australia (NICTA) opened a new research laboratory in Victoria today with the sole aim of investigating ICT as an enabling technology and commercializing telecommunications, information technology and life sciences.