iTnews Newsletter - Wednesday January 11, 2017

+ ASIC's legacy IT headache; Melbourne Firies lose CIO; EU privacy bill could hit web revenue

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Wednesday January 11, 2017

EARLY EDITION

Most Read

The CIO movements that made headlines in 2016

Sydney buses to trial sponsored wi-fi

Telstra to tailor customer 'offers' with big data

Melbourne CBD to track congestion with sensors

Carnival brings IoT to cruise ships

What's on Social Media

	rycrozier @rycrozier	Well this is embarrassing. The AMA thinks current #NBN not as useful to e-health as NBN Co's own research claims. https://t.co/NxnZPq4zqn

	iTnews.com.au @iTnews_au	Intel debugger interface open to hacking via USB: Hardware layer attack difficult to detect. https://t.co/bEtZTzPVwt

	Nathan Ward @daork	@iTnews_au @juhasaarinen disabled by default in the BIOS though right? My house is also vulnerable to burglary if I leave the door open...

	EFA @efa_oz	AGD has removed FAQ about #metadata not being available for copyright cases from its website;… https://t.co/nXMs9Bxxdg

	Jackie Stokes @find_evil	I just wanted some water... https://t.co/gdhXKvbNbz

Events


Event Name	Location	Date
Gartner Data & Analytics Summit	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	February 20, 2017
Australian Cyber Security Centre Conference 2017	National Convention Centre Canberra	March 14, 2017
CeBIT Australia	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017
CeBIT Australia 2017	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017

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