Custom defence in the age of an inevitable breach
CSO Trend Micro Workshop
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Evolve Security Conference 2013 rolling coverage
What a time to be in the IT industry - right now technology is changing almost every aspect of our lives, and as IT professional we have front row tickets! The decisions we make today will be felt for years to come by the organisations we work for, their owners, their customers, and their partners. (Sanjay Mehta)
14 May | View galleries
News about Sanjay Mehta
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Nearly 7% of ANZ PCs face XP-related security exposure: Trend Micro
Companies in Australia and New Zealand are well ahead of world pace in moving away from Windows XP – which is widely expected to become a security nightmare once Microsoft discontinues updates for the platform next Monday – but hundreds of thousands of regional PCs are still running the operating system, according to new statistics from Trend Micro.
David Braue | 01 Apr | Read more
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RSA 2014 : Special Edition Coverage
In the lead up to the Biggest (security) Show on Earth, we chatted with some security experts to get their views on some of the big issues.
Anthony Caruana | 25 Feb | Read more
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Custom defence in the age of an inevitable breach
CSO Trend Micro Workshop
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Evolve Security Conference 2013 rolling coverage
What a time to be in the IT industry - right now technology is changing almost every aspect of our lives, and as IT professional we have front row tickets! The decisions we make today will be felt for years to come by the organisations we work for, their owners, their customers, and their partners. (Sanjay Mehta)
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IT grads ambitious, but lack the security skills companies need: panel
Growing demand for IT security skills may have some CSOs worried about finding enough staff, yet some security executives believe the problem isn’t only with the universities – but with ambitious IT graduates that expect senior positions without first doing the hard work to deepen their knowledge.
David Braue | 10 May | Read more
