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The number of reported data breaches has already surpassed last year's total, according to a report from Identity Theft Resource Center. Documents rendered unreadable in the event of a breach or hardware theft. The total amount of malware removed from Australian PCs grew by over 55 percent in the first half of 2008, Microsoft has reported. To call the Astaro Security Gateway appliance just a UTM would be a major understatement. This product can be loaded with so many feature sets that it could become the only security appliance needed for total protection. The Indian Government has threatened a total shutdown of the country's BlackBerry services unless the device's manufacturer, RIM, agrees to users' emails being monitored.
Despite the ongoing financial crisis, IT security spending is expected to grow this year, according to two reports from Forrester. It may already be a cliché, but the credit crunch is forcing all types of businesses to review their costs and look at how they can reduce overheads. Barracuda Networks is predicting that spam volumes will rise to more than 95 per cent of all email in 2009. F-secure has re-ignited its push for the establishment of a global legislative authority that apprehends cyber thieves, claiming it’s the only way to stop them. Websense has confirmed it will relocate its Sydney-based research and development team to China, resulting in 25 local job cuts.
The Hitachi ID-Archive sets its focus on password randomisation. As Americans go to the polls to elect their 44th President, the security industry is facing a possible end to spam linked to the candidates. A number of recent studies have highlighted the security concerns over e-voting machines. This year has not been a good one in terms of data breaches – from the loss of child benefit details to the loss of top secret information on known terrorists. Kaspersky Lab is going to open a regional office in Melbourne to strengthen its business in Oceania.
Antivirus product sales will slow in Australia in the next five years as enterprises broaden their use of security technologies. Apple has issued updates for the Java components of its two most recent OS X releases. Mozilla's Firefox 3.0.2, released late Tuesday, corrects 12 vulnerabilities, seven that are deemed "critical." Software patches offline virtual operating systems without bringing them
online. Security vendors are turning to web-based services in an attempt to 'keep up with the bad guys'.