It's hard to pin the hackers down

Article Abstract:

Reported computer security crime in Australia increased more than fourfold in 2000. Police find it extremely difficult to investigate computer crime, especially as they receive no specific training in this area. Some companies are turning to insurance to protect themselves from computer crime.

Prevention

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Secure your business

Article Abstract:

Some solutions are presented on how companies can secure their computer data and information from computer viruses and hackers, without losing internal security. Internal cybercrime can be prevented by implementing multi-layer security levels, such as firewalls and encryption software.

Safety and security measures

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Hold the phone, videos are coming down the line

Article Abstract:

Australian video rental chains Video Ezy and Civic Video are testing technology that makes it possible for videos to be sent down telephone lines. They are holding discussions with distributors about access to film titles for online distribution.

Planning, Services, Video stores, Civic Video, Video Ezy

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