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• Apple Pay rival hacked, emails stolen
• Photos: Spark Digital's new, modular data centre
• ATO shaves $4m off IT contractor panel
• Australia needs to stop selling its innovation sector short
• Digital disruption and the future of work
• Australian data centre floor space growth rate 'exceptional'
• Aurizon uses drones to inspect rail assets
• Victoria kicks off $80m eHealth spending spree
• Data retention
• AFP will use data retention to fight piracy
• Govt blasted over data retention laws
• Turnbull introduces data retention legislation
• Drupal warns of mass SQL injection website hacks
• Domino's appoints chief digital officer
• PCEHR privacy breached twice in 12 months
• Defacto Aus Govt CIO leaves after six months
• Curtin plots affordable driverless car within a decade
• Brandis lobbied to ditch 'rushed' data retention scheme
• Hackers breach White House network
• iiNet wins Victorian free wi-fi deal
• Govt proposes cyberbullying ‘naughty corner’ for web giants
• Govt invites tenders for $20m apprenticeships system
• AFP backs proposed guidelines for website blocking
• Telstra CIO resigns
• US govt sues AT&T over phone data throttling
• CSIRO farewells CIO
• Crime Commission prepares core systems overhaul
• Microsoft provides cross-platform APIs for Office 365 devs
• Images: the next frontier in data analytics?
• NetApp goes all-in on cloud
• A new age for the use of public data
• The CIO reborn
• Clear signal
• Samsung bites back over Knox security concerns
• US retailers shun Apple Pay, eye rival payments system
• CISOs' mojo lies in the metadata
• Microsoft offers unlimited OneDrive storage for Office 365 users
• iiNet compromised by Dallas Buyers Club challenge
• Sterrenberg takes lessons from CBA for Centrelink IT overhaul
• HDS, Equinix tie-up for global hybrid cloud deal
• Filtered
• Megaport spins off fibre business
• Vic Govt promises 3D printers for all state high schools
• Ex-Oracle worker awarded higher damages in harassment case
• Microsoft offers dedicated fibre connections to Aussie Azure cloud
• ASIC pushes for telco data interception powers
• The Buyer’s Guide to Primary Storage
• US hacker sentenced to 21 months in prison for $17m scheme
• How Queensland Urban Utilities dealt with its workload explosion
• iiNet founder Michael Malone backs new infosec company
• Would you trust Telstra with your healthcare?
• NSW Privacy Commissioner 'disappointed' by slow rate of progress
• Meet FABACUS, Westpac's first computer
• Adelaide City Council on the hunt for a new CIO
• Apple dumps SSL 3.0 for push notifications after POODLE
• Google steps up its artificial intelligence research
• Vic emergency services to use drones as 'eyes in the sky'
• Microsoft offers two-factor authentication in Windows 10
• Early Apple computer sells for $1 million at auction
• NBN Co expects Telstra deal to be signed by Christmas
• Telstra restructures internally to target Asia
• Privacy complaints hit record levels as OAIC winds down
• EMC buys Cisco out of VCE
• Lufthansa nears deal to sell IT infrastructure unit to IBM
• TIO reports for the first time on NBN complaints
• NSW wants to appoint a 'data broker' to drive reform
• Google rethinks email service
• Victorian Govt could sell off CenITex
• Privacy law: Making it stick
• Govt agrees to limit biometric data collection at airports
• iiNet facing new copyright battle with Hollywood
• NSW Govt gets ready to throw out the floppy disks
• The CISO’s dilemma: Do you trust your partner’s partner?
• AFP blocked websites to stop malware spread
• Telstra launches new health division
• Microsoft discovers new Windows zero-day exploiting PowerPoint
• ACCC to exclude NBN payments from Telstra wholesale pricing
• Staples investigates suspected credit card breach
• Microsoft unveils Azure 'cloud in a box'
• Centrelink IT hindering welfare reform: Minister
• Myer trials ‘The Hub’ in-store omni-channel centre
• Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak joins UTS
• Qld govt criticised for ignoring costly health IT risks
• Telstra accused of misleading customers on mobile phone rights
• Mac OS X Yosemite sends search, location data to Apple, Microsoft
• Microsoft confirms Australian Azure launch
• SAP sales down on path to cloud
• IBM offloads chip unit
• Govt grant buys Victorian supercomputer two more years
• Australian Govt metadata requests jump 5 percent
• ACS chief steps down
• MasterCard adds fingerprint scanner to credit cards
• Unsecure police radios at centre of Victorian election battle
• AFP investigates alleged asylum seeker data theft
• Digital engagement: more than child’s play
• Photos: Inside Telstra's $112m new HQ
• Photos: AISA National Conference 2014
• Telstra unveils $112m Sydney HQ revamp
• Former AAPT boss joins Nextgen
• NSA exec's second job with cyber security firm raises eyebrows
• NBN Co names first 140 FTTN sites
• NSW to add offshore data rules into privacy legislation
• Cloud, big data propel bank CISOs into the boardroom
• Obama signs Executive Order on payment security
• NSW Police arrest another alleged Liberty Reserve fraudster
• Qld finds cash for real-time public transport tracking
• Committee rules against expanding biometric data collection
• How to cage a compute beast
• FBI urges companies to build spying tools into devices
• Apple Pay to land with iOS 8.1 next week
• Apple unveils new iPads, 5K display iMac and Mac Minis
• Reviewed: Mac OS X Yosemite
• ABS needs more Govt cash to upgrade old IT
• SA govt staff warned not to skirt FOI with personal email
• Photos: A tour of CommBank's new innovation lab
• CommBank unveils tech-equipped innovation lab
• Veteran AMP CIO steps down
• ASD staff move into Australia’s new security hub
• FBI seeks out victims of recent industrial espionage hack
• Google releases Android 5.0 'Lollipop'
• OpenSSL plugs high severity vulnerability
• Telstra to buy managed network specialist Bridge Point
• Vic Govt agencies failing to patch, monitor access controls
• SAP partners with IBM to accelerate HANA cloud
• Amazon Web Services to build two Sydney data centres
• Govt offers up draft FTTB wholesale conditions
• Google finds vulnerability in SSL web encryption
• STEM skills need lifelong nurturing
• Victorian triple-zero systems buckle under growing demand
• HP, VMware combine to push AirWatch enterprise mobility
• Russian hackers use Windows zero-day to spy on NATO, EU
• Govt promises $12 million for STEM in schools
• Router rooting is shooting fish in a barrel
• Dropbox creds posted online in attempted extortion
• JPMorgan to double infosec spending to $570m after hack
• SA Police gets $1.5m for 350 more smartphones
• Senate inquiry hears calls for crackdown on 3D printed guns
• Photos: The IT helpdesk that goes the extra (100) miles
• Spy watchdog to hire more staff to manage ASIO oversight
• WiGig coming to Samsung devices
• Big data needs big brains
• Google's public DNS goes offline
• Ireland set to close 'Double Irish' tax loophole
• HP to revoke certificate that mistakenly signed malware
• Cuscal to acquire Strategic Payments Services
• Technology, through a banker’s lens
• Telstra pushes for seven percent wholesale price hike
• WA Health appoints fourth temporary CIO
• Leak suggests NSA used secret agents to infiltrate networks
• Retailers' PoS systems ransacked by malware
• Southern Cross Uni signs Huawei for high-speed makeover
• Accenture scores NZ tax office contract
• The question every Aussie should ask at Dreamforce
• How to embed innovative thinking in the enterprise
• Being a script kiddie easier than ever
• Federal Govt IT audit to be finished this year
• Woolies hires another former Westpac CIO
• Symantec confirms split into IT, security companies
• Cisco sinks $18 million into Chinese cloud
• Former Arrow CIO disembarks at Asciano
• Dave Curran: Dancing about architecture
• Siemens industrial products Shellshocked
• Yes Minister, let's do the 'cloud-first' thing
• ACCAN pushes for mobile app crackdown
• Macquarie Group CIO exits the company
• Tech entrepreneur to lead CSIRO
• Wonktronics
• AT&T to pay $119m to settle 'cramming' allegations
• NAB to write off $106m from UBank software
• BOQ signs with HP for five more years
• China armed forces plan improved cyber security
• State CIOs get preview of SA Govt cloud policy this month
• IT can reverse manufacturing's decline: CSIRO
• Optus chair sees BT's Openreach as model for Telstra split
• Federal Govt locks in ‘cloud first’ stance
• Hands off the ACCC
• Foiling hackers with a virtual perimeter
• Banking credentials stealing malware hits Aussie users
• ANZ, Deakin to feed Watson a lean diet
• Belkin server outage takes routers offline
• Deakin University to use machine learning for student support
• Samsung offers enterprise support for all devices, systems
• Twitter sues US Justice for right to disclose surveillance requests
• Samsung expects massive profit plunge for third quarter
• Vic Premier promises $30m in IT grants for manufacturers
• Optus expands 4G using newly acquired spectrum
• Could machine learning replace the CIO function?
• Service Stream CIO departs for UXC
• Govt reveals 6000 mobile black spots
• AT&T alerts customers to insider data breach
• HP to split into two public companies
• Romanian hackers try to Shellshock Yahoo servers
• Microsoft crowns Azure ready for Aus govt workloads
• Ergas labels Melton NBN FTTP results 'anecdotal'
• Optus to outsource, offshore 75 jobs
• Vertigan NBN report revives telco industry divisions
• NSW Police makes 29th arrest in Liberty Reserve fraud ring
• CommBank discovers security issues with NBN-connected ATMs
• JPMorgan reveals 83 million customers exposed by hack
• Internet Explorer to support new HTTP/2 protocol in Win10
• Interpol opens Asia-Pac cyber crime centre
• Changing of the guard at Newcrest Mining
• NSW Govt issues telco procurement demands
• Senate to launch Bitcoin inquiry
• Alcatel sells enterprise division for $290m
• Arrow Energy seeks new CIO
• Telstra warns of phishers targeting 700MHz spectrum trial
• Anon FBI snitch Sabu attacked Aussie govt sites
• Xen bug made AWS, Rackspace data vulnerable to leaking
• Google cuts all Compute Engine prices
• NBN Co should be split up: Vertigan panel
• NBN Co to launch FTTN product at end of 2015
• US cracks suspected hacking ring with Aussie roots
• iiNet, Dodo breach consumer billing rules
• Parliament passes law to let ASIO tap entire internet
• IT security: a top five priority for the CIO
• Zen Telecom fined for faking Telstra partnership
• A tick symbol for tech
• NSW Govt data cube to encourage 'citizen auditors' for spending
• Ireland's Apple tax treatment may breach EU laws
• Business-focused Windows 10 brings back the Start menu