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  IN PICTURES: V8 Supercars Sydney Practice (+39 photos)

  Intel Security, through its partnership with Nissan team sponsor, Toshiba, took journalists out to Eastern Creek for a behind the scenes look at the practice for the Sydney leg of the V8 Supercar championship.

  IN PICTURES: V8 Supercars Sydney Practice (+39 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: Ingram Micro Experience 2015 - Melbourne (+48 photos)

  The Ingram Micro Experience 2015 is making its way around Australia - and ARN was the official media partner and sponsor of the keynote speaker, Tim Reid. The Melbourne leg was held at the Crown Casino Exhibition Hall, and saw Ingram and its partners showcasing their products, services and the latest technology, alongside business panels and thought leadership from industry experts. Photos by Allan Swann

  IN PICTURES: Ingram Micro Experience 2015 - Melbourne (+48 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: ARN Roundtable - Cloud Evolution and the ongoing journey

  ARN's latest Roundtable was held at Jonah's in Whale Beach, north of Sydney. Guests flown by seaplane to the Rhipe (formerly NewLease) sponsored event. The roundtable saw a select group of ICT industry executives dissecting the role of the channel in guiding customers their migration to Cloud. Attendees considered the challenges surrounding the Australian market, including mergers and acquisitions and the changing roles of MSPs. Photographs by IAN SHARP.

  IN PICTURES: ARN Roundtable - Cloud Evolution and the ongoing journey
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  IN PICTURES: ARN Building Security Partnerships roundtable

  The latest ARN security roundtable - Building security partnerships to face next-gen threats - explored the threat landscape and how MSPs, SIs, and ISVs can partner to produce more secure solutions. Hot topics included: connected solutions and holistic approaches, asset assessment and prioritisation, the benefit of Cloud, and skills shortage. Full feature coverage of this roundtable will be included in the October 29 edition of ARN.

  IN PICTURES: ARN Building Security Partnerships roundtable
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  IN PICTURES: Whose knees are these? (Aka: Whose sporran is that?) - 23 photos

  The 2014 Awards carried a Scottish lilt with its brave hearts theme and some of the ICT industry's braver - or prouder - gentlemen decided that this was the time to wear/air a kilt and ceremonial garb. Editorial director, MIKE GEE, made it his business to capture as many of the kilts on display as he could - from the waist down, and then the waist up. Much to his surprise there were a lot of bashful men out there! Och aye! Many a knee was covered. He also found he attracted a few strange glances when squatting close to the ground to shoot a lower torso. However, the idea bore dirk! Here are the men in kilts - and many thanks to them and those Mike didn't capture for making the effort to get in the mood.

  IN PICTURES: Whose knees are these? (Aka: Whose sporran is that?) - 23 photos
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  IN PICTURES: ARN Roundtable - 'Myth busting the managed services play'

  ARN’s latest Roundtable ‘Myth busting the managed services play’ was held at O Bar and Dining in Sydney and sponsored by Intel Security. This exclusive roundtable discussed the challenges and opportunities in the sizzling hot managed security services market, and what vendors can do to help build and support the MSP play.

  IN PICTURES: ARN Roundtable - 'Myth busting the managed services play'

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News about Intel security

• Forescout appoints APJ vice president

  Wahab Yusoff brings 30 years of experience

• ​Why new-look McAfee is making security vendors nervous

  Security vendor targets Symantec, IBM, Trend Micro, Carbon Black, Sophos, Cylance, Crowdstrike, SentinelOne and co.

• Intel sheds portion of security business to private equity for $US4.2B

  Revives McAfee brand and retains 49 per cent of new company

• ​As security revenue growth revives, new vendors take market share

  Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet set to challenge IBM and Symantec for top security spots.

• Australia suffers from highest national cybersecurity skills shortage

  Finds 88 per cent of Australia reported a shortage of cybersecurity skills in their organisations

• Sentonas leads CrowdStrike's Asia Pac expansion

  Expands into Australia after receiving $US100 million in funding

Features about Intel security

• SMBs serious cyber targets as security vendors fight for market supremacy

  “IT security vendors have tried to provide small businesses with solutions that are easy to understand and deploy to increase sales."

• ARN Roundtable - Cloud Evolution and the ongoing journey

  As Cloud goes mainstream - what are the key challenges for the channel?