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• HCF, Telstra launch health telemonitoring program
• Russia wants Apple, SAP source code to check for spying
• NSW Health names peak clinical IT champion
• Google's Android software targeted by EU regulators
• AEC is 'not ready' for electronic voting
• Tor attack may have unmasked users
• Turnbull puts onus on content owners in piracy war
• 'Internet of Things' full of vulnerabilities
• Westpac appoints ex-CBA exec as new CIO
• CIO quits Communications Department
• How Service NSW uses data to create ‘healthy competition’
• Forensics experts mull a future without signatures
• China officially opens Microsoft anti-monopoly probe
• Is your payroll system ready for SuperStream?
• Ericsson bags long-term NBN satellite work
• Photos: Unboxing the Magnus supercomputer
• Aussie supplier quits $51m NZ Govt payroll disaster
• Comms dept proposes BYOD for e-voting trial
• BlackBerry to acquire German firm Secusmart
• US senator seeks strong curbs on NSA metadata collection
• Fund managers revisit systems for SuperStream compliance
• Apple updates retina MacBook Pro range
• ANZ banks on universities for tech R&D
• Vodafone refarms spectrum to boost 4G network
• A ten-point plan for disrupting security
• NICTA open sources seL4 secure OS
• What InfoSec can learn from the insurance industry
• Govt must store data in retention regime: iiNet
• Koler ransomware hit Australia hard
• Govt trial finds smart grids could save $28bn in electricity costs
• ABC to make the switch to cloud email
• Microsoft targeted in Chinese government inquiry
• Customs appoints new CIO, disbands CTO in restructure
• NBN Co sets September FTTP service date for TPG areas
• Brandis' anti-piracy proposal won't work
• Defence contractor ditched over data offshoring
• Queensland Ambulance prepares to go mobile
• Popular Android apps inherit bugs from recycled code
• IBM, NEC picked for major NSW Transport deals
• ANZ looks to life beyond the transaction
• EFF claims NSA 'digital dragnet' unconstitutional
• Uncapped fees to drive digital agenda at universities
• Have you fallen for the big data trap?
• eBay data breach sparks lawsuit
• Govt proposes crackdown on ISPs over piracy
• Sony settles Playstation hack litigation for $16m
• AusCERT chief steps down
• South Australia promises imminent cloud policy
• EU launches cross border cyber crime taskforce
• UNSW robots win world football RoboCup
• Five emerging technologies that will transform financial services
• Macquarie Uni names new CIO
• European central bank website hacked by extortionist
• Critical flaw could expose users of anonymity network
• eBay-owned website defrauded of US$1m in cyber-heist
• Thousands of sites hacked through insecure Wordpress plug-in
• Qld IT exec’s parting barbs revealed
• NSW schools prepare for $10m OASIS library overhaul
• Westpac interim CIO resigns
• US watchdog to enforce advertised broadband quality
• Photos: RSA's 2014 Asia Pacific conference
• Change agent
• Telstra to offshore 671 jobs
• Apple iOS backdoors are 'diagnostic capabilities'
• NSW Transport reveals infrastructure outsourcing timeline
• Telstra prepares to shut down 2G network
• Strong iPhone sales in China boost Apple profits
• Microsoft profit hurt by loss-making Nokia
• Minister puts future of $422m SA eHealth system in doubt
• Vodafone still bleeding mobile customers
• Black Hat cancels talk on how to crack Tor
• RSA chief calls for cooling of US, China tensions
• A call for timely reporting
• Earning the right to innovate
• US Homeland Security sued over data mining
• SA Govt 'disappointed' with revenue system overhaul
• Yahoo to buy analytics startup Flurry
• NBN Co offers new satellite service for remote users
• Doubts cast on Queensland's ICT Dashboard
• NAB backs payments startup Stripe
• iPhone hacker uncovers undocumented iOS backdoors
• Telstra, Optus gain early access to 700MHz 4G spectrum
• Customs to pilot new border clearance system
• Tumult pushes Businesslink into the cloud
• ASIO chief pledges not to act as 'Big Brother'
• CrimTrac to outsource IT management
• Router hacking competition announced for Defcon
• Vatican entangled in HP, Autonomy stoush
• ATCO outsources and folds IT shop into Wipro
• Catch of the Day reveals three-year old data breach
• NSW Opal card suffers system, website crashes
• Inside the bake of Domino’s ‘Pizza Mogul’ platform
• UK passes controversial data retention bill
• Qld to roll out ID scanner network for pubs and clubs
• New Mayhem malware targets Linux, UNIX servers
• DSITIA completes Office 365 rollout
• Microsoft cuts 18,000 jobs
• Woolworths puts POS panic down to system glitch
• Govt opens inquiry into website blocking
• Next BlackBerry phone to sport Siri-like voice assistant
• Optus upgrades mobile chat support
• NBN Co loses $200m pricing dispute with Telstra
• Could fingerprint scans replace Queensland’s Go Card?
• Google builds elite hacker squad to hunt for bugs
• HCF harnesses user smartphones for claims processing
• IT suppliers may need a license to serve traders
• Govt fails to win votes for NBN committee restructure
• Rein in ACCC, let NBN Co discriminate: Vertigan report
• Coalition MPs kill FTTP bill for Tasmania
• Australian Govt boosts spy powers
• Stevens retires as IBM Aus/NZ boss
• Active Directory flaw allows credentials theft
• Libs move to restructure NBN senate committee
• Zombie Zero ups the APT ante
• AEC refuses to reveal source code
• IBM and Apple target enterprise with iOS tie-up
• Government data belongs to us
• Telecom NZ launches commercial 700MHz 4G service
• Google, Novartis design smart contact lens
• The Murray Report
• ME Bank suffers post-upgrade processing glitch
• Ex-Oracle worker wins higher damages in sexual harassment case
• CrimTrac to tender for new biometrics system
• Potential backdoors in US crypto standards discovered
• Tiered rules proposed for mobile wallets, Bitcoin
• Medical records discovered in garden shed after robbery
• Govt inquiry backs mandatory data breach notifications
• Oracle preps critical security update
• British spies boast ability to intercept Skype calls
• Coles launches a mobile wallet
• Queensland Treasury appoints inaugural CIO
• NSW Transport gives Tangara trains new life
• Shaky IT threatens school leaver results in SA
• Inquiry finds drones a threat to citizen privacy
• Finns to broadcast Bitcoin data over TV network
• ME Bank struggles after weekend system upgrade
• iiNet names new CEO, CTO
• Amazon drone delivery ready for outdoor testing
• Building a disruptive culture
• Sydney Trains brings train data into the digital era
• Photos: Innovation sprouts up among the lettuces
• Microsoft: No-IP takedown cleansed 4.7m PCs
• China brands the iPhone a threat to national security
• Cray to build supercomputer for US nuclear program
• Australia's godfather of agile
• Welcome to CXO Challenge
• Queensland Govt information security goes backwards
• AWS declares price war on Google, Microsoft, Dropbox
• Academics get personal over big data
• Microsoft CEO hints at job cuts
• Slow progress in Turnbullistan
• SBS celebrates World Cup streaming success
• UK Govt rushes to reinstate telco data retention
• Hacks and frauds can't dampen Bitcoin buzz
• iiNet joins web giants to condemn secret TPP talks
• MyNetFone to buy iBoss platform for $1.4m
• US cloud providers boost Australian presence
• IBM puts $3bn toward chip breakthrough
• FireEye caught up in responsible disclosure furore
• Britain takes US advice to ban powerless devices on flights
• Govt appoints first partners to new data centre panel
• SA ICT board dodges review
• SubPartners picks NextDC as landing point for APX cables
• US intelligence committee approves cybersecurity bill
• Web companies rush to plug serious cross-domain hole
• Microsoft preps users for end of Windows 7 support
• NSW cybercops arrest card skimming syndicate
• US arrests Russian politician's son over hacking theft
• Queensland Health to get new IT boss
• NASA attaches Google phones to robots in space
• Telstra picks Adelaide for first wi-fi network hotspot
• Kicking the XP habit is hard
• WA opposition promises to appoint IT minister
• Australia to house new spy base for military comms
• Thieves steal $38m in phones, tablets from Samsung factory
• Box snags $160 million ahead of IPO
• Can 'info-nopolies' be trusted with our personal data?
• Aussies dodge US mobile device flight bans
• Qantas checks in with cloud computing
• Minister defends NZ's slow migration off XP
• Crack team hired to probe Canberra's shared services plan
• Oracle ends Java support for Windows XP
• EU banks warned off Bitcoin by watchdog
• Dead mobile devices banned from planes to US
• Nine out of ten NSA files relate to ordinary web users
• Airservices abolishes CIO role
• Is the legacy of shared services holding WA back?
• New Zealand Govt stuck on Windows XP
• Websites fight back against Google 'right to be forgotten' requests
• Your Say: Setting the agenda for the State of IT
• Victorian govt mobile apps lack privacy policy
• Android devices leak location data
• Corrupt NSW Education IT contractor jailed
• Chinese censors add Microsoft, Yahoo to internet block lists
• Google blocks leaked Goldman Sachs email
• MacTel issues formal complaint over Telstra ‘bullying’
• myGov struggles under tax return load
• US Govt asks energy firms to check systems after attacks
• Auditor puts big IT projects on notice
• ISPs sue UK spies over network attacks
• Goldman Sachs wants Google to delete email after leak
• Hostworks gives CSIRO analytics tools a second life
• Defence renews IBM contract for $264 million
• Vic agencies frustrated by intermittent internet connections
• Shell extends hardware and services contract
• iiNet’s Malone sells off majority stake
• Telstra kicks ACCC out of exchange fees fight
• MacGibbon to lead Dimension Data security business
• Single bidder wins Silk Road Bitcoin booty
• Vocus confirms $107m FX Networks acquisition
• Telstra buys shares in two-factor authentication firm
• Concealed cyber crime gang uncovered
• Microsoft adds further encryption to Outlook.com, OneDrive
• Microsoft criticised for heavy-handed No-IP domain seizure
• NBN Co pushes back FTTB release date
• Apple brings two-factor authentication to iCloud
• Zeus variant uses encryption to evade detection
• NZ govt takes anchor tenancy on Hawaiki cable
• Botched Telstra upgrade downs Cabcharge network
• Lawfully hacked
• Telstra restructures billing and credit management
• Ansell finds SAP ERP a better fit for Australia
• DFAT upgrades ageing web server for passports system
• Microsoft launches operation to disrupt cybercrime ring
• State-sponsored attackers target energy companies
• Auditor unleashes scathing report on WA Govt IT