iTnews Newsletter - Monday January 23, 2017

+ Symantec's new bogus digital certs blunder; Flight Centre's $75m Optus project; and more

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Monday January 23, 2017

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The CIO movements that made headlines in 2016

CEO ousted in AISA coup

Landmark Australian ruling on what counts as 'personal information'

Vic state property developer to sell off controversial FTTH network

NBN Co anticipating 'new problems' in metro rollout

What's on Social Media

	caseyjohnellis @caseyjohnellis	i set up a mongodb honeypot last week. survival time was about 18hrs, and the ransom has been overwritten twice since

	Mikko Hypponen ♾ @mikko	Unsecured databases won't survive a full day on the internet. https://t.co/2KX0WBeweC

	techAU @techAU	In a surprise to nobody.. Samsung confirm battery was the source of the Note 7 fires. https://t.co/NjQnsIy2iF

	United @united	A ground stop is in place for domestic flights due to an IT issue. We're working on a resolution. We apologize for the inconvenience.

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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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