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Telstra, Optus: don't treat network transactions as personal information
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Telstra, Optus: don't treat network transactions as personal information

Doing so could break telecommunications networks.

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Heritage Bank's CISO leaves for Intalock
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Heritage Bank's CISO leaves for Intalock

Ashley Deuble steps down.

By Kate Weber
 
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Redlands City Council CIO steps down

Search underway for replacement.

By Kate Weber
 
 
 

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