Stories by: Computerworld Staff

Denial of service attacks, viruses, spyware and phishing schemes may be the best-known corporate security threats, but vendors are pushing products designed to address "content security" holes.

CIO magazine is asking IT Professionals from all organisations, industries and states to take part in our 2007 ICT Salary Survey.

Leading financial institutions experienced a huge surge in the number of security attacks over the past year, specifically from external sources, according to the Deloitte 2006 Global Security Survey released today.

Australian CIOs are more concerned about employees threatening corporate security than outsiders, according to a new survey released by IBM today.

The Federal Government today announced a major review of the Privacy Act.

Australia's money laundering watchdog is turning its attention to Internet payment systems.

Visa International will outline new security measures to protect customer data held by merchants and processors at a special summit to be held in Sydney Monday, October 24, 2005.

Civil libertarians are warning that the introduction of a national identification card will make it easier for computer hackers to undertake identity theft.

Alphawest Services and CMX Technologies have completed a proof of concept (POC) for an Australian-designed, low-cost Internet authentication process at a Sydney school.

Centrelink has signed a deal with Novell to redevelop its security access management system (SAMS), with deployment expected to begin at the end of the year.

Westpac has advised customers to ignore a hoax e-mail seeking personal details that has been circulating since the weekend.