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The Russians are coming. Microsoft launches consumer editions of Vista and Office 2007 across Australia. Australian companies are successfully winning the war against security threats according to a threat report released today by security vendor, Sophos. Trend Micro Australia and New Zealand has changed its distribution structure in Australia to make things simpler for its channel partners. Word of mouth has helped security software vendor Grisoft double its 2006 sales, according to Larry Bridwell (pictured), AVG's global security strategist.
Quantum is quietly confident that its investment in the emerging area of data de-duplication will change the face of the storage market. Vista is finally here - at least for companies that buy Windows licenses in bulk and think Microsoft's first new operating system (OS) in five years is worth the cost. Australia has dropped to 32nd place in the quarterly list of spam producing countries, while the US remained in the number one position, security vendor Sophos reported yesterday. In the face of growing threats to its cyber assets, America requires a cohesive and comprehensive plan to protect its vital and most sensitive data. Here, one of the leading decision makers in the federal government IT arena coveys overarching priorities for securing the country's cyberspace. A Japanese man has been arrested in his country’s first spam case. A New Zealand man has been jailed for nearly three years after he was found guilty of hacking the accounts of internet bank and auction site users. Security firms De La Rue Identity Systems and BioDentity Systems have teamed up to provide international travel document and border clearance solutions that work using biometrics. I read with great interest Mr. Stephenson’s article “Advancing to a mature state of digital forensics’ in the September issue of SC Magazine. Members of the New Zealand Army, Air Force and the Mayor of Auckland had their voice mailboxes accessed by a teenage hacker. New Zealand police are using a new law for the first time to charge a man for computer hacking.