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• Vodafone CEO admits negative perceptions linger
• Oracle preps Solaris with built-in OpenStack support
• NSW IT minister releases location intelligence strategy
• US Govt prepares arrival of new online privacy strategy
• Dark0de crime forum hacked through Heartbleed
• CommBank to offer cardless ATM withdrawals
• Microsoft boosts OneDrive for Business storage to 1TB
• EU tells tech giants to stop filing patent lawsuits
• Simple Ubuntu 14.04 lock screen bypass discovered
• Centrelink urged to improve online services
• Rajeev Suri becomes new Nokia CEO
• UK report finds cost of data breaches doubled
• Tech chief sought to manage Melbourne’s water supply
• Optus to cut another 350 jobs in ongoing restructure
• US Supreme Court ends Novell’s 20-year fight against Microsoft
• AOL user data compromised in cyber attack
• Aus Govt CTO hits back at procurement criticism
• Westpac appoints new head of IT infrastructure
• Adobe Flash zero-day hole affects multiple operating systems
• Former Aus Govt CIO Archer joins Gartner
• BHP Billiton extends driverless truck trial
• US court revives Apple patent lawsuit against Google
• Windows XP users at risk with new IE exploit
• US judge rules search warrants extend to overseas email accounts
• Apple to fix fault in iPhone 5
• Apple, Google settle $349 million no-poaching lawsuit
• Linux Foundation pours millions into critical internet infrastructure
• ING Direct transforms backend in major overhaul
• Solving cybercrime starts with reporting
• Hockey flags billion-dollar Centrelink mainframe replacement
• US FCC to propose web fast lane
• Seven reminders the world runs on IT
• Panasonic, Fujitsu to form new chip design company
• NSW Govt CIO ousted in departmental shake-up
• Apple approves $32bn more in buybacks
• FBI warns healthcare info security is 'too lax'
• Ombudsman wants to monitor warrantless metadata access
• Microsoft OneDrive alters user files, adds unique IDs
• Devs, hackers hunt for iOS malware author
• Heartbleed attacks to go uncounted?
• WA Police prepares computer-aided dispatch system replacement
• Flaw leaves WhatsApp users open to spying
• BoM to build call centre for weather advice
• INPEX to deploy subsea transponder networks
• ispONE founder files lawsuit against new owner
• NSW school staff suffering through LMBR rollout
• Apple issues critical security patches for OS X, iOS
• Crime Commission wants to fine telcos who refuse to retain data
• NSW Premier appoints new IT minister
• AT&T to roll out fibre-to-the-premise to 21 US cities
• Apple offers free product recycling
• iiNet chases over $241k in unbilled line rental
• Obamacare passwords automatically changed to combat Heartbleed
• Defence given $48m buffer for distributed computing
• Victoria fronts up $24m for electronic medical record
• NSW State Water begins massive IT overhaul
• Telstra sees red over expanded wholesale regulation
• IBM revenue hits five-year low
• WA spends $17m on real-time bus tracking
• First 'Heartbleed' attacker charged
• David Gee departs Credit Union Australia
• Susan Sly quits AEMO
• New CEO Nadella pushes data culture at Microsoft
• Microsoft to no longer support Windows 8.1, Server 2012 R2
• LaCie's online payment system breached
• Former Jetstar CIO picks up new gig
• TPG fined for triple zero failure
• NBN Co boss suggests levy for TPG
• Rio Tinto grows driverless truck fleet
• Schiavello CIO moves into public service
• VMware late to Heartbleed patch party
• Dream team to take UltraServe beyond Aussie shores
• US retailers agree to share cyber threat data
• Google to buy drone maker Titan Aerospace
• What does Heartbleed say about the craft of software?
• Google owns up to email scanning in terms of service
• Commonwealth Bank suffers nationwide IT outage
• Dropbox to open Sydney office
• Heartbleed used to steal Canadian taxpayer data
• Energy rating stickers proposed for servers, storage
• Peter Grant exits Qld government
• Expansion of mass FBI biometrics database raises concerns
• NBN Co drops speed guarantees for FTTN service
• Westpac NZ tests fingerprint scanning for mobile app
• Boffins pop Google production server
• NBN Co downgrades FTTP rollout
• Frugality as a service: the Amazon story
• Bot masters in cut-throat DDoS fight
• CSIRO prepares to cut another 300 jobs
• Heartbleed
• NSA denies exploiting 'Heartbleed' bug
• Heartbleed redux: Private SSL keys, routers, clients exposed
• Govt plots national IT security policy
• WA Health ordered to hire CIO "as soon as possible"
• ACCC subscriber email addresses exposed
• Reviewed: Amazon WorkSpaces
• TPG reveals NBN plans
• Google Glass to go on sale to the public
• Bechtel brings RFID to Curtis Island gas projects
• The iToons gallery
• Queensland govt a test for cloud email appetite
• US urges businesses to share cyber threat data
• Negotiating with the cloud email megavendors
• Amazon brings virtual desktops to Australia
• Google rolls out continual app security scan for Android
• BlackBerry may consider exiting handsets
• Morrow ditches three top NBN execs
• Dropbox unveils Microsoft Office collaboration tools
• Aussie big business exposed to dangerous 'heartbleed' hole
• Qld govt to move up to 149k staff onto Office 365
• Rio Tinto's BI strategy, as leaked by Microsoft
• HP pays $115 million to settle US corruption probes
• Businesslink dodges dissolution
• Thinking cloud email? Know thyself first
• British spies' comms interception cleared by watchdog
• NAB deploys Chaos Monkey to kill servers 24/7
• Microsoft releases last fixes for Windows XP, Office 2003
• Nokia wins Chinese approval for Microsoft mobile deal
• Turnbull gives NBN Co green light to continue MTM build
• Banks call for end to regulatory burden on technology
• EU court rejects data retention scheme
• Admins scramble to plug giant OpenSSL security hole
• Vic Premier says 'greedy' telcos should improve city train coverage
• US movie studios sue Megaupload, Dotcom
• Price for XP custom support doubles every year
• Photo tour: Qantas Freight's self-service system
• InfoSec spending must evolve as front lines blur
• Telstra calls on industry to fix NBN migration headaches
• Serious OpenSSL bug renders websites wide open
• Cloud migration a chance to extinguish bad email habits
• Qualcomm introduces 64-bit mobile device processors
• 'Nearly unbreakable' crypto modeled off human body
• Telstra’s second shot at cloud
• CIO leaves Macquarie Uni
• NSW Businesslink: Why we aborted Office 365
• Ninefold outage affects Aussie apps
• Dangerous new Zeus malware fools anti-virus
• Telstra appeals ruling in exchange fees fight
• Dutch govt also pays millions for XP support extension
• Westpac promotes CIOs for retail, core banking
• Cloud Crossroads
• Miners battle GPS issues after solar flare
• NBN Co misses construction plan deadline
• ANZ CIO steps down
• Hacker holds key to free flights
• Experian investigated over data breach
• Defence extends Optus satellite contract
• Mozilla chief stands down over donation furore
• BHP uses IT systems to benchmark mine costs
• Should social media be regulated during election campaigns?
• Europe launches first satellite
• Microsoft strengthens .NET open source credentials
• NBN Co reveals start date of FTTN trial
• Westpac offers IT scholarship program
• Poor IT hampering mining regulation in Qld
• US, ICANN face opposition over transfer of internet address control
• Photos: Facebook's wind-powered data centre
• NBN Co to subsidise satellite costs for 9000 users
• NBN should be all fibre: NICTA boss
• Real-time data coming for Sydney ferries, trams
• Microsoft to bring back Start menu, boot to desktop
• HP opens Sydney global security response centre
• NSW IT outsourcing could expand beyond ServiceFirst
• Qld Police wins funding to extend iPad rollout
• iiNet slams metadata 'fallacy'
• Banks pull out of Target, Trustwave data breach lawsuit
• HP agrees to pay $57m to settle webOS lawsuit
• Broader wi-fi band could interfere with Aussie frequency use
• NSW govt names new ICT advisory panel chair
• CommBank urges Govt to update cyber security strategy
• AWS accused of scanning Android app in secret key hunt
• Font flaw allowed Keybase copycats
• Obamacare website crashes before enrolment deadline
• SAP to open Sydney data centre this week
• Microsoft cuts Azure prices
• Bulletproof trials 'cloud-only' IPv5
• Microsoft CEO Nadella reshuffles senior ranks
• Qld govt cuts IT workforce by a quarter
• The illusion of a paper perimeter
• NSA infiltrated RSA security more deeply than thought