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  • Hail to a new IT society

    A new industry body aimed at students and workers looks set to make waves in Australia.

  • New IT body for Australia

    A new IT industry lobby group -- IT Pro Australia -- backed by global non-profit IT trade association CompTIA made its debut today promising to raise the quality of skills in and perceptions of the sector.

  • Learn from we lawyers: new ACS boss

    Australian technology workers could learn a lot about professionalism from legal practitioners, according to the lawyer named the new president of the Australian Computer Society (ACS) on Friday.

  • Coonan to launch new IT society

    Come October 24, technology professionals will have the opportunity to join IT Pro Australia, an organisation established by powerful US-based lobby group, CompTIA.

  • Concern grows over browser security

    Browser-based security threats are on the rise and may pose the next significant risk to information technology operations, according to a technology trade association.

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  • Hail to a new IT society

    A new industry body aimed at students and workers looks set to make waves in Australia.

  • What's the biggest threat to your network?

    Human error in the workplace still poses the single largest threat to corporate networks, a recent survey revealed.

  • Test for security pros unveiled

    A soon-to-be released certification program for entry-level computer-security professionals, is slated as helping companies hire knowledgeable network administrators.

  • Poor training causes security holes

    Poorly trained staff and human error are the main causes of network security breaches, according to a recent survey.

  • The scoop on Novell's new CNE certification

    Novell didn't invent certifications, but it did pioneer their value in the marketplace. Recent updates to the CNE program have reinvigorated the certification. Before charting your course toward the CNE, here's what you should know.

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