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Australian AG Robert McClelland announces changes to information classifications
Australian Attorney-General Robert McClelland announced a number of significant changes to the protective security protocols on Tuesday morning at the Security in Government conference in Canberra. News | 27 Jul 2011
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Managing iPads in enterprise networks
These days users expect to be able to use their iPads inside the business and as thousands of software vendors release applications for the iOS platform which provide data mobility and usability benefits to employees, the prospect of the iPad as a bu... News | 13 Jul 2011
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Ruxcon announce call for papers, Script kiddies need not apply
The Ruxcon team have announced their call for papers for the seventh annual Ruxcon conference to be held over the weekend of 19th and 20th of November at the CQ Function Centre, Melbourne, Australia. News | 13 Jul 2011
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Apple pushes out critical Java security update for OS X users
In an effort to resolve at least two remotely exploitable vulnerabilities that can be taken advantage of whilst a user is browsing the Internet, Apple has released an update to Java SE 6 which appears as 'Java for Mac OS X Update 5 Version 1.0' withi... News | 29 Jun 2011
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MobileMe signalled for shutdown, iCloud unveiled at Apple WWDC 2011
This week the registered users of Apple's MobileMe service received notification that MobileMe was being shut down. In it's place? Prepare for iCloud. And prepare for another data leakage channel from your network. News | 08 Jun 2011
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GPS systems may boost security
Global Positioning Systems (GPS) may have a positive impact on security, says an expert. News | 09 Feb 2011
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Security in 2011: The best and worst case scenario
What will 2011 bring? SearchSecurity ANZ thought we’d make sure the security industry doesn’t settle for its usual predictions of gloom by asking some commentators for their best and worst case scenarios in the new year. Predictions for 2011 | 21 Dec 2010
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DFAT plans Windows 7 upgrade to secure SATIN network, seeks diplomat-grade antivirus
Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Tradeis looking for enterprise antivirus software to secure computers used for, among other things, secure communications between Australia’s government and embassies around the world, and wants a solutio... News | 08 Nov 2010
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5 ways smart phones challenge mobile internet security
Smart phones like the iPhone, BlackBerry and HTC range are winning many users in business. We explain the threats they represent, and offer a glimpse of how security pros can address those risks. News | 29 Sep 2010
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Stratsec signs to test security products across Australia, Malaysia
Security consultancy stratsec has won the right to operate a Security Evaluation Facility in Malasyia, where it will test local prodcuts under the Common Criteria Certification and Evaluation Scheme. News | 08 Aug 2010
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Building an enterprise iPad SOE - Password Stores
With well over 100,000 apps in the Apple AppStore and the ability for users to install their own software on devices, how does a security team choose which software is recommended and establish a minimum standard operating environment for iPad device... Tip
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Content-aware DLP required by 2015: Gartner
Organisations will need to deploy content-aware data loss prevention software by 2015, or find themselves on the wrong side of government regulations, says analyst firm Gartner. Tip
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The role of classification in data protection
How do you secure the flood of data in a company? Richard Chirgwin looks at reviving interest in data classification as a business security tool. Tip
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How to secure data on your laptop fleet
Learn how to manage your fleet of laptops to ensure the business data they contain can be managed and secured. Tip
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How to find credit card numbers and other sensitive data on your users' computers
If you worry that important and sensitive data like credit card numbers is lurking on your users' hard drives, read on to learn how to search for and corral this information. Tip
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Australian AG Robert McClelland announces changes to information classifications
Australian Attorney-General Robert McClelland announced a number of significant changes to the protective security protocols on Tuesday morning at the Security in Government conference in Canberra. News
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Building an enterprise iPad SOE - Password Stores
With well over 100,000 apps in the Apple AppStore and the ability for users to install their own software on devices, how does a security team choose which software is recommended and establish a minimum standard operating environment for iPad device... Tip
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Managing iPads in enterprise networks
These days users expect to be able to use their iPads inside the business and as thousands of software vendors release applications for the iOS platform which provide data mobility and usability benefits to employees, the prospect of the iPad as a bu... News
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Ruxcon announce call for papers, Script kiddies need not apply
The Ruxcon team have announced their call for papers for the seventh annual Ruxcon conference to be held over the weekend of 19th and 20th of November at the CQ Function Centre, Melbourne, Australia. News
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Apple pushes out critical Java security update for OS X users
In an effort to resolve at least two remotely exploitable vulnerabilities that can be taken advantage of whilst a user is browsing the Internet, Apple has released an update to Java SE 6 which appears as 'Java for Mac OS X Update 5 Version 1.0' withi... News
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MobileMe signalled for shutdown, iCloud unveiled at Apple WWDC 2011
This week the registered users of Apple's MobileMe service received notification that MobileMe was being shut down. In it's place? Prepare for iCloud. And prepare for another data leakage channel from your network. News
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GPS systems may boost security
Global Positioning Systems (GPS) may have a positive impact on security, says an expert. News
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Content-aware DLP required by 2015: Gartner
Organisations will need to deploy content-aware data loss prevention software by 2015, or find themselves on the wrong side of government regulations, says analyst firm Gartner. Tip
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Security in 2011: The best and worst case scenario
What will 2011 bring? SearchSecurity ANZ thought we’d make sure the security industry doesn’t settle for its usual predictions of gloom by asking some commentators for their best and worst case scenarios in the new year. Predictions for 2011
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DFAT plans Windows 7 upgrade to secure SATIN network, seeks diplomat-grade antivirus
Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Tradeis looking for enterprise antivirus software to secure computers used for, among other things, secure communications between Australia’s government and embassies around the world, and wants a solutio... News
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