EXCOM Education, in conjunction with ITIL experts Contactability, has launched a suite of Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) training courses to cope with an increasing demand for ITIL certifications in the Australian market.
Yellow Machine vendor, Anthology Solutions, may have closed its Sydney operation more than a month ago, but final stages of the closure have yet to be completed.
Despite an ongoing legal battle with Channel 9 and its parent company, Publishing and Broadcasting Limited (PBL), digital media company IceTV continues to expand. The company, this week, announced a partnership with German product manufacturer Elgato Systems that will bring its Electronic Program Guide (EPG) to Macs.
A new road show is offering resellers an opportunity to learn about the hardware and services aspects of VoIP.
Australian internet service provider iiNet yesterday announced the sale of its New Zealand subsidiary, ihug, to telecommunications giant Vodafone New Zealand for NZ$41 million (AU$36 million).
Sydney-based mobile vendor, Call Direct Cellular Solutions (CDCS), has launched a series of HSDPA routers based on its successful CDM823seu EvDO platform. The company is now on the lookout for additional resellers to tackle its expanding line of products.
Convincing business executives to address information security issues can be a nightmare for some IT managers. Liz Tay speaks with management consultant Jed Simms, executive chairman of Capability Management, about communicating security risks in a business-savvy manner.
Senetas Security today announced plans to develop hybrid encryption technology employing quantum computing. The technology is expected to protect companies and government bodies against what has been dubbed cyber terrorism and suicide hackers.
To combat time wasted at work, Internet security and productivity firm, NetBox Blue, has produced a security tool with a twist. Besides acting as a gateway that protects against viruses and spam, the NetBox also monitors traffic and generates reports that tell managers how employees have been using the Internet.
Melbourne-based ISP, Netspace will join the handful of providers that offer high-speed, ADSL2+ broadband to Australian homes. On Tuesday it announced that it has embarked on a national rollout of ADSL2+ technology, and expects to start providing ADSL2+ to new and existing customers within the next three months.
Queensland-based distributor, inTechnology, has entered into an exclusive agreement to distribute Great Bay Software's end-point profiling solution, Beacon.
Researchers at the Carnegie Mellon University have developed a new antiphishing tool to address the growing problem of fraud.
They find restaurants and golf courses. They locate your child or pet. They navigate in the bush, across the ocean and through the urban jungle to wherever you want to go - all to the maximum accuracy of about one centimetre.
The number of jobs advertised online has risen by a massive 35.76 percent in the past 12 months, according to the Olivier Internet Job Index (IJI), released last week. Along with reflecting the state of the job market, the results reveal that the Internet is fast becoming the preferred medium for employers advertising job vacancies.
A team of researchers from Northwestern University in the US and BBN Technologies have demonstrated the world's first working <a href="index.php/id;1317119103">quantum cryptography network</a>. Northwestern University's Dr Gregory Kanter, who coordinated the demonstration, talks to Liz Tay about the basics of quantum cryptography and its potential for use in security systems of the future.
Delivering business success with application security
