iTnews Newsletter - Friday July 28, 2017

+ Easily guessed password led to downfall of Russian cybercrim; Microsoft rejigs Windows release cycles

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Friday July 28, 2017

EARLY EDITION

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Sweden exposed sensitive data on citizens, military personnel

IAG gets a chief digital officer

Brisbane Airport goes 'digital by default'

Meet WooliesX, the new digital arm of Woolworths

Defence CIO quits

What's on Social Media

	Charlie @charliex64	I would definitely pay $130/month for 1Gbps. That's only marginally more than my ADSL & I would be able to work fro… https://t.co/lp1cV4jVhp

	Ariel Bogle @arielbogle	Interesting from Facebook's Head of Security. Is the infosec community here engaging effectively over encryption? https://t.co/LRWUVdEc4f

	Campbell Simpson @csimps0n	No more passports on the way out or the way in! In a few years, at least https://t.co/budwuKCpHI

	Adam Banks @adambanksdotcom	Microsoft: "No more Paint" World: Aww, Paint, we liked that Adobe: "Hey no more Flash!" World: … Adobe: …

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
11th Annual Technology in Government 2017	National Convention Centre	August 01, 2017
Juniper Summit 2017	The Establishment, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	August 09, 2017
Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	August 21, 2017

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