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• NBN Co taps former Telstra chief as CIO
• Telstra wins billion-dollar Defence contract
• NSW Education probes 180k Exchange accounts
• TPG shifts into video surveillance
• Human Services develops architectural roadmap
• Telstra looks to data for mobile growth
• NAB slashes technology outages
• Feds eye FOI cutbacks
• Microsoft strikes Yammer e-discovery partnerships
• FBI rolls out round-the-clock cyber crime team
• RAT attack on Israeli police dissected by Trend Micro
• US Dept of Energy builds 20-petaflops supercomputer
• ACMA's response to emergency services spectrum
• NYC data centres under Sandy storm cloud
• NBN Co turns to Telco Act in NSW pole dispute
• NBN Co close to finalising MDU cabling contractor
• Australia Post launches Digital MailBox
• CommBank declares core bank overhaul complete
• Smartphone makers unveil Windows Phone 8 devices
• Amazon, Rackspace brace for Hurricane Sandy
• Researchers develop 'thinking' surveillance system
• Hypertwish lets cons spear more phish
• US, Canada to launch joint cyber security plan
• 'High roller' fraudsters were based in Europe
• NZ Regulator clears Vodafone takeover of TelstraClear
• Aussie telcos prepare for Windows Phone 8 uptake
• China allocates 2.6 GHz spectrum for LTE
• Google unveils three Nexus devices
• Windows 8 gives Microsoft a BYOD strategy
• Google unveils first 10-inch Nexus tablet
• Researcher releases tools to switch off PLCs
• Port Hedland port upgrades comms system
• US judge dismisses brunt of Sony breach lawsuit
• NSW, Feds to face off in court over NBN
• ACMA shortchanges emergency services on LTE spectrum
• Vodafone axes 500 jobs in restructure
• Ombudsman reports fewer iiNet, Telstra, TPG complaints
• Researchers detail SSL implementation holes
• Hackers steal over 75 percent of South Carolina social security numbers
• Industry groups issue web, mobile messaging best practices
• Hurricane Sandy nixes Google Nexus launch
• Massive privacy breach at US state tax agency
• SAP customers demand license overhaul
• Researchers detail laundry list of dodgy crypto deployments
• Data retention runs counter to national privacy law
• Optus, MacTel, AAPT slam Telstra's congestion price plan
• Photos: Windows 8 Aussie launch
• iiNet lays path to reverse TransACT customer animosity
• Microsoft launches Windows 8 in Australia
• Hacker cracks NSW Education exec email
• Hacker infiltrates NSW Education email account
• Google hardens DKIM after founders served spoofed Gmail
• Torrent site hoster liable for piracy damages
• Stable Linux kernels hit by serious file system bug
• CSIRO mines big data trends
• ICT vacancies plummet
• Cold start for Windows 8 in the enterprise
• Tiger Airways mauled by ACMA for Spam Act breaches
• RedHat project fights Java vulnerabilities
• Photos: iiNet's experience centre
• MYOB chooses Azure for cloud offering
• Huawei wants cyber security test centre
• Sara Lee serves up Windows Phone to workforce
• Flicking the switch on old systems
• NAB to standardise on Verifone
• FaceDancer board snatches USB firmware
• Tiger Airways savaged for Spam Act breaches
• ANZ to flick switch on NZ core banking platform
• More torrent sites blocked in UK, Ireland
• Microsoft breached EU browser choice edict
• CrimTrac buys space for secondary data centre
• iiNet makes network operations centre visible from street
• Internode makes play for disgruntled Adam customers
• Commission finds former Sydney Uni IT manager corrupt
• CenITex blasted over 'serious improper conduct'
• Huawei calls for cyber security test centre
• Attacks against Aussie Govt infosec infrastructure surge
• QLD Health blocked on IBM dispute
• More cyber attacks on Australian Government
• Thousands scammed by .gov open redirect flaw
• Photos: iPad mini launch event
• Telstra to buy Adam Internet
• Photos: The iPad mini
• Hydro Tasmania ready to modernise IT
• Apple refreshes iPads, iMacs and Macbook Pros
• NBN Co sets up centre to prevent fibre rollout disruptions
• Queensland trials intelligent traffic lights
• Apple unveils iPad mini
• Man survives Perth garbage truck after laptop search
• IBM loses key e-health contract
• HP suppresses ToorCon router bug reveal
• Federal top secret network opens for business
• Ardent’s reality check for SaaS adoption
• Sales, field workers warm to smaller iPad
• Iron-clad contracts key to cloud security: Google
• Analytics company settles illegal data collection charges
• Amazon Web Services outage hits popular sites
• Tasmanian Health seeks CIO
• Data#3 deploys Windows 8 to staff
• Feds remain cold on managed print services
• Citadel trojan gets better bot updating
• Kelihos botnet closed
• Researcher finds pacemakers open to deadly hack
• Students crack state transport system
• Insurers bank on data breach laws
• Update uninstalls Apple-provided Java plug-in
• Apple to stop supplying Java
• Free upgrades for Microsoft Office 2010 buyers
• Photos: DownUnder's Perth supercomputer
• Carbon tax blamed as oil and gas IP leaks offshore
• British ISPs take legal action over city network build
• #Ruxcon day 1 in pictures
• Exclusive: Researchers crack Aussie state transport system, get free rides
• Datacom builds out fourth NZ data centre
• First NZ three-strikes case falls through
• Photos: Datacom builds $24m data centre
• ACCC to decommission Adelaide data centre
• Australia still lagging in broadband speeds: report
• Microsoft profit falls as PCs fizzle
• Google shares dive after premature report
• Google lashes out against French pay-for-searches tax
• Rio Tinto brings autonomous trucks to Nammuldi
• Twitter censors neo-Nazis in Germany
• Why you should oppose a data breach notification law
• NBN Co to expand access, identity systems
• Breakpoint 2012 in pictures
• Optus cuts Alphawest jobs
• Network intel tool outs tweeting spooks
• Sydney City Council pushes for underground cables
• Thirty five companies make Federal Govt cloud list
• BOQ eyes IT savings after $17.1m loss
• Inside Google's high-tech data centres
• McGrathNicol targets Windows 8 for SOE
• Photos: Inside Google's high-tech data centres
• White House review clears Huawei of spy claims
• Microsoft engineer crafts exploitability index tool
• UK wards off hacker's extradition to US
• Facebook adds Webroot, AVG and Panda as friends into AV Marketplace
• Western Health moves to SharePoint
• Spear phish uses Windows HLP files to skirt detection
• AISA 2012
• PCEHR targets depend on new medical software
• Google resists two thirds of Aussie takedown requests
• The Pirate Bay goes cloud-based to stymie police raids
• Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 still unfinished
• Roxon issues discussion paper on mandatory data breach laws
• Kaspersky to create secure ICS operating system
• Oracle CSO: Developers need "warrior training"
• Deloitte to review NZ Ministry security
• Businesses take 7 months to detect intruders
• Deloitte to review NZ Ministry security
• Hacked terminals capable of causing pacemaker deaths
• Parliament appoints CIO to drive one-stop ICT shop
• NSW Water to refresh data centres
• Roxon raises mandatory data breach laws
• ASX looks to host Chi-X
• Foxconn used under-age labour to build iPhone 5
• Australia part of Microsoft Surface launch
• NBN Co defends rollout progress
• ACMA fields more complaints on mobile interference
• Breakpoint
• Steam gamers vulnerable to attack
• United Kingdom to pull GOV.UK out of beta
• iTnews launches data centre conference
• ACMA's internet content referrals to Classification Board spike
• HP Australia hit by ACCC legal case
• Google closes App Engine hole
• Contracts can’t control cloud risks
• SAP's new regional cloud boss eyes local hosting
• 'MiniFlame' found on high value machines
• Arbor Networks launches enterprise traffic visibility
• Google pulls insecure App Engine feature
• Bulletproof joins AWS partner network
• Eftpos builds widget to avoid technical lockout
• Google faces EU pressure to change privacy policy
• Newcrest Mining sets IT budget at $80 million
• Pacnet Australia won't escape staff cuts
• Chinese authors sue Apple for App Store piracy
• Greenfields fibre operator fined for slow broadband
• Optus eyes SIM for contactless phones
• NZ Government needs to start over on security
• NZ Government needs to start over on security
• DIAC to refresh biometrics system
• NBN Co to build satellite facility at Roma
• Retail IT
• NBN Co to roll network to 166,000 more premises
• Westfield opens US innovation lab
• NZ ministry knew of massive data breach
• iiNet readies update to TransACT fibre prices
• NZ ministry knew of massive data breach
• DIAC to refresh biometrics system
• Telcos riddled with security holes: researcher
• Presidential election spurs malware-laden CNN spam
• Second LulzSec member pleads guilty to Sony Pictures hack
• Microsoft limits Flash access in Windows UI
• Private key crucial to tracking Conficker creators
• #RSAC: Wikipedia founder plugs HTTPS
• Cost of canning the NBN at least $2.3 billion
• NSW Govt commences IT workforce review
• J.P. Morgan urges super funds towards big data
• Blogger finds NZ ministry network wide open
• US considers 'pre-emptive' action against cyber threats
• VHA to sit at digital dividend auction table
• Etsy hardens up with SSL, HSTS and 2fa
• Deakin to train big data masters
• Lone packet cripples telco networks
• Five-year delay on 800 MHz emergency networks
• Five-year delay on 800 MHz emergency networks
• WorleyParsons licenses 'unlimited' engineering software
• NSW firefighters seek chunky phones
• Galaxy Nexus cleared for sale in US
• Yarra Trams to sense when tracks need maintenance
• Emergency maintenance downs SugarCRM cloud
• Google eyes treaty benefits for off-shore clouds
• Defence names Peter Lawrence as new CIO
• Copyright talks could lapse, parties warn
• Social messaging to decimate carrier revenues
• Myer drives towards omnichannel
• Macquarie Telecom suffers storage meltdown
• AusPost to launch digital mailbox this month
• Bupa eyes cloud after IT transformation
• Photos: The iTnews machine data panel
• Aussie CIOs mull value of machine data
• Ransomware and phish cons target Skype users
• Attorney-General's Department to front security inquiry
• #RSAC: Uni prof says Anonymous is 'like a noisy child'
• Rapid7 buys mobile risk management vendor Mobilisafe
• #RSAC: 'Fixer-developers' needed for web apps
• Huawei could be blocked from Canadian network
• Rio Tinto stays on course for technology payoffs
• Telstra buoyed by $1.6b subsidies: Vodafone
• Blackberry 10 reportedly delayed until March
• Britain lags Europe on fibre to the home
• Surprise patch party as Adobe, Microsoft issue fixes
• Teenager cracks Chrome again
• Government lags a decade in service delivery
• Human Services diced with cloud collaboration
• AusPost edges closer to broadband play
• Google App Engine open to session jacking
• NBN Co prepares first copper disconnects
• NSW Police signs $12m network support deal
• Government bagged over mobile coverage neglect
• IP addresses as evidence in copyright cases to be tested
• Attorney-General told to keep data retention to six months
• Industry bigwigs talk up IT careers
• Critical Cloudstack vulnerability discovered
• Telco code won't end bill shock: Ombudsman
• Photos: Windows 8 smartphones
• Researchers track devices over any 3G network
• Xstrata readies Bulga coal mine for digital radio
• VentraIP takes space in Vegas SuperNap data centre
• Database glitch hits ASX market announcements
• NSW Finance scopes private cloud pilot
• NetSuite relaunches ecommerce in the cloud
• NBN won't help Aussie IT offshoring woes
• ANSTO lines up two-year ERP redesign
• Melbourne IT error sends Twitter t.co offline
• Flaws allow 3G devices to be tracked
• Turnbull warns on data retention laws
• In pictures: NetSuite SuiteCommerce launch
• Microsoft certificate rejection starts tomorrow
• Hacker TinKode handed two-year suspended sentence
• Medibank division replaces storage and servers
• Bondi Beach to get free wi-fi
• ROI metrics retard IT innovation: Harte
• Greens seek review of Huawei's NZ NBN contracts
• Mass hack of World of Warcraft suspected
• Tool sniffs vulnerable sites flagged by McAfee, Trust Guard
• Elders Real Estate moves to Google cloud
• Sophos pins anti-virus bug on human error
• Adobe revokes code after server breach
• Microsoft addresses 20 holes on Patch Tuesday
• Three thousand engage in mock online attacks
• Adobe revokes all code signed since 10 July
• Veracode buys app scanning company
• 3000 EU infosec pros engage in mock attacks
• Microsoft targets false positives in copyright censor spree
• Foxconn denies more iPhone strikes
• US issues new warning on Huawei, ZTE
• Anti-peering plan could hurt developing countries
• First ASKAP science results expected in a year
• Facebook crosses billion-user threshold
• Sophisticated DDoS hits banks, send 30 million packets per second
• Data retention risks Australian internet freedoms
• Queensland schools to get NBN satellite
• Seven patches address 20 Microsoft holes
• New web attack immediately siphons stolen data
• Google warns of costly Motorola redundancies
• Twitter, PayPal reveal database performance
• Paypal architect warns against Big Data hype
• Google settles book-scanning court case
• Samsung claims jury foreman in Apple patent case lied
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• Feds launch three-year ICT strategy
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• ANZ rolls out new customer-facing tech
• Photos: Sydney Uni makes space for BYO machines
• Sydney Uni pilots app store for BYO machines
• RIM offers cash rebate for BlackBerry 7 upgrades
• US bank site hackers used advanced botnets
• Trans-tasman telcos push back on regulation
• Rio Tinto to automate Argyle underground mine
• Hackers exploit outdated Wagamama site
• One third of IT workers face discrimination: survey
• Tabcorp moves apps to services layer
• US authorities bust Microsoft support scam
• After major bust, Australia dubbed a 'testing ground' for phone security scams
• Fisheries revamps 'Tier 3' IT strategy
• Telstra tussles over greenfield duct standards
• Macquarie Telecom nabs internet gateway win
• Microsoft forces malicious domain op to clean bot mess
• CityLink glitch shuts Melbourne tunnels
• Wagamama serves up malware from outdated site
• Final "scareware" defendant to pay $159M to FTC
• Customs eyes tech future beyond SmartGate
• Europe slams WHOIS data demands
• VentraIP deploys DDoS mitigation after attacks
• Millions of DSL modems hacked in Brazil
• Australia Post customers exposed in direct object reference flaw
• Motorola withdraws patent claims against Apple
• Court rejects ex-iSoft CTO claims
• Skycity casinos upgrade core gaming platform
• Scareware vendor cops million dollar fine
• NBN Co adds new board member
• Telcos investigate iOS data blow-out
• Survey: What attack vector concerns you? Does infosec policy work?
• British American Tobacco inks managed WAN services deal
• Australia Post kills online service over security glitch
• Samsung adds iPhone 5 to US lawsuit
• Price surge in stolen Aussie credit cards
• Melbourne University trials unified storage
• Hackers breach White House Military Office: report
• VentraIP deploys DDoS mitigation after attacks
• Copyright bureaucrat weighs into US cloud case
• Vic Govt releases draft ICT strategy
• Damage not done yet for Global Payments after breach
• Thousands of accounts leaked from top-rated unis
• NAB takes IT off its books
• NAB takes IT off its books
• Nokia Siemens sells IPTV assets to Accenture
• Iran unblocks Gmail after complaints
• Did Chinese hackers access the White House's nuclear secrets?
• Newmont brings SAP system to Australian mines
• Melbourne researchers consider new 768-core machine
• Millions of DSL modems hacked in Brazil
• Europe slams WHOIS data demands
• Customs recovers from fund transfer glitch
• Oracle makes late play for IaaS
• Hackers raid Adobe, compromise certificate to sign malware
• IEEE says proxy "anomaly" caused 100k password breach
• Dell completes acquisition of Quest Software
• Victoria loosens IP and data access rules
• Cook apologises for Apple maps
• NBN Co confirms Western Australian satellite stations