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Apple tops vulnerability list, but Microsoft still ahead on exploits
By: Stephen Withers

Apple may have disclosed more vulnerabilities than any other vendor during the first half of 2008, but Microsoft and HP are still 'beating' the Cupertino kids when it comes to the number of public exploits. These are among the findings in a report published by IBM's X-Force security R&D team.


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Apple in a bind over BIND
By: Stephen Withers

I've criticised Apple before for being slow to deliver patched versions of open source and other third-party software, but the latest example involving BIND, the software that provides DNS services, is hard to fathom.


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iPhone security is "enterprise class" says Cisco
By: Stuart Corner

Doubts have been cast on the security of the iPhone for business use but a CTO with networking industry leader Cisco, is very happy that it is up to scratch, and says Cisco has big plans for iPhone unified comms applications.


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IBM, Cisco, Intel, Microsoft & Juniper team to secure the net
By: Stuart Corner

Five of the biggest names in IT - IBM, Intel, Microsoft and arch-rivals Juniper Networks and Cisco have banded together to fight Internet security threats, just a month after the Malaysian Government put up $US13m to create an international partnership against cyber terrorism.


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Vodafone Business One: converged comms may be just phase one
By: Stuart Corner

Vodafone's one-stop shop converged offering for small business, Vodafone Business One , is truly  an ambitious move. It certainly brings to small business an offering with a level of integration and 'one-stop-shopness' that is unprecedented and the technology Vodafone is using has the potential to support a wide range of business applications.


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Vodafone Aust. Teams with Cisco & RIM to offer one-stop converged comms for SMEs
By: Stuart Corner

Vodafone Australia, Cisco and the company behind the BlackBerry, Research In Motion (RIM) have teamed up to offer a one-stop shop communications service for small business combining fixed and mobile voice and data services, IP PBX, Blackberry and a converged fixed and mobile communications functionality. It will be sold, billed and supported by Vodafone on a fixed cost per month per user basis with no upfront fees.


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Cisco's plan to triple global pool of network engineers
By: Stuart Corner

Faced with a dire, and growing, shortage of skilled network engineers, Cisco has launched a number of initiatives to help meet its goal of doubling or tripling the global pool over Cisco-certified engineers over the next five years.


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Telstra launches TelePresence service
By: Stuart Corner

Telstra is installing Cisco's TelePresence 'virtual reality' videoconferencing  rooms in the office of large customers as a fully managed service. In future, it will enable inter-company video conferences to be set up on the fly.


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RSA finds an Aussie foursome
By: Stephen Withers

RSA has made four new appointments to its Australian operation.


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Transcendental Meditation meets Telepresence
By: Stuart Corner

Forty some years ago the Beatles brought fame and fortune to the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi by embracing his Transcendental Mediation technique. Today the global empire he founded has gone decidedly high tech embracing telepresence - state of the art high definition videoconferencing - to enable lectures to be virtually present at distant campuses.


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Internet trumps TV, consumers say
By: Stephen Withers

The premium price of new high definition cable services may be a moot point according to survey findings released today. Broadband users spend far more time on the net than in front of their TVs.


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Latest executive status symbol: personal telepresence
By: Stuart Corner

Cisco has down-sized its virtual reality videoconferencing product to offer a system suitable for an executive's office.


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'Dial up' virtual reality as TelePresence takes off.
By: Stuart Corner

Cisco appears to be enjoying runaway success with TelePresence, its high-end virtual reality videoconferencing technology, with both AT&T and BT now planning to offer it to corporate client in a way that, Cisco claims enables user to set up virtual  meetings with customers, partners and suppliers "with the ease of a simple phone call."


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Open Screen Alliance seeks common platform from phones to TVs
By: Stephen Withers

A newly formed alliance aims to deliver consistent rich Internet experiences via a wide range of devices.


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CSIRO taps Cisco
By: Stephen Withers

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) has chosen Cisco for a major overhaul of its voice and data network.


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AT&T and Cisco team to push telepresence
By: Stuart Corner

AT&T and Cisco have teamed up to offer the Cisco Telepresence high resolution 'virtual reality' videoconferencing technology for installation in the offices of client companies as a fully managed service.

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All power to the network
By: Stuart Corner

Networking giant Cisco is turning its attention to the consumer market, but if you think this means selling wireless access points and broadband routers for home use, think again. Cisco's ambition is for a vast range of consumer services implemented in and delivered through its technology embedded in service provider networks.


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Cisco riding high on a flood of terabytes
By: Stuart Corner

Cisco attributes burgeoning sales of its high end carrier router to carriers having to cater for massive increases in video traffic on the Internet, but how do carries generate additional revenues to recoup their investments?


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