iTnews Newsletter - Friday April 7, 2017

+ Microsoft reveals Win10 data collection; Apple data wiping threat debunked; IPv6 flaws found

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Friday April 7, 2017

EARLY EDITION

Most Read

It's over: Banks lose Apple Pay fight

The CIO movements that made headlines in 2016

NBN Co quietly starts trials connecting traffic lights

Reboot your firewalls, or they'll stop working: Cisco

Coles reinstates CIO role

What's on Social Media

	CRN @CRN_au	Here you can find all the finalists for the 10 categories. https://t.co/fcixtYiUe4 #CRNImpactAwards

	Changed name again @juhasaarinen	Might need some coffee before I attempt to interpret this PDF.... https://t.co/CzQwcXUGpr

	Paris Cowan @parisbcowan	Is government IT getting worse? Probably not but it's not getting better at the same pace as consumer expectations. https://t.co/RrchKsBJfW

	Beverley Head @BeverleyHead	Still hugely amused at @gemalto telling me that there were 44 data breaches in Australia last year. Don't worry your pretty little heads...

Events


Event Name	Location	Date
Gartner IT Infrastructure, Operations and Data Center Summit	Hilton Sydney	May 15, 2017
CeBIT Australia	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017
CeBIT Australia 2017	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017

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