Analysis of recent cyber security auditing involving 1 323 routers and 452 network switches, revealed only a small percentage were patched adequately and even less where configured in a secure manner.

It is hailed as one of the largest and only functioning root growth and soil water research facilities in the southern hemisphere.

CSU Chancellor, Lawrie Willett AO, today announced that Professor Andrew Vann will succeed Professor Ian Goulter as the new Vice-Chancellor and President of the University.

A CSU research team is monitoring the effects on what could be the largest intended release of water ever used to maintain the ecological health of the Murrumbidgee River that flows across southern NSW.

How to fill the skill shortage in science based careers in primary industries will be the focus of a forum at CSU in Wagga Wagga next week.

A CSU lecturer says the recent hacking of the Sony Play Station Network should serve as a warning to all online service providers to do more to protect consumer privacy.

Major Australian cities face decreasing drinkable water, increasing traffic congestion and pollution problems by 2050 if immediate changes are not made to current government policy, says CSU academic and former leading CSIRO scientist, Mr Barney Foran.

Dr Andrew Penman, CEO of Cancer Council NSW has announced a special grant for a locally-led cancer research project at CSU in Wagga Wagga.

It’s official - CSU has the largest number of domestic students enrolled in its postgraduate courses in information technology, according to the latest available figures.