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• AGD slammed for secrecy on data retention costs
• Qld Police to expand number plate recognition
• SA govt stands firm against offshore data hosting
• No rules for data destruction in retention scheme
• Review: First look: Microsoft Outlook for iOS
• Tech vendors hit back at new Chinese trade rules
• Microsoft Outlook debuts on iPhone, iPad
• Qld Labor commits to body-worn cameras for police
• VMware and Google in enterprise public cloud tie-up
• Vodafone labels ACMA data request report "inaccurate"
• Qantas to offer virtual reality headsets in first class
• Foxconn wants to replace workers with robots
• Telstra refuses to disclose cost of data retention
• Photos: Amazon's WorkMail
• Amazon launches Office 365 rival WorkMail
• NSW Trade & Investment sends DR to AWS
• Flash takes backseat as YouTube moves to HTML5
• Serious vulnerability discovered in 'secure' Blackphone
• Linux distros quickly patch critical 'Ghost' vulnerability
• The Iconic shifts website to AWS
• Adobe issues second emergency patch for exploited zero-day
• How big business can innovate like a startup
• Running an IT shop in a combat zone
• QWERTY keylogger linked to Regin malware
• Apple fixes wi-fi issues, zero-days in OS X 10.10.2
• Google can't 'safely' patch WebView
• The NSA's infosec tips won't stop you from being hacked
• Technology leaders recognised in Australia Day honours
• NewSat defaults on $26m in overdue Lockheed payments
• Pilgrim pushes for data retention breach notices
• IBM denies plans to cut 112k jobs
• Shrinking IPv4 address pools hinder internet growth
• Apple's Aussie tax bill swells after profits triple
• Turnbull’s dept snags digital delivery from Finance
• Google outs three Apple zero-day vulnerabilities
• Aussie study aims to capture true value of public wi-fi
• No Windows 10 for Surface RT devices
• Amazon to buy Israeli start-up chipmaker
• Barrett Brown handed 63 months in prison
• CrimTrac outsources IT management in $21m deal
• SA govt finalises $525m telco panel
• Adobe issues fresh patches for Flash Player
• Optus, Telstra urge Govt to commit to paying cost of data retention
• Service NSW to build whole-of-govt payments platform
• eBay to cut 2400 jobs, explore sale of enterprise unit
• Zero-day Adobe Flash Player flaw discovered
• Photos: Microsoft's Windows 10 and HoloLens
• Oracle releases 169-fix critical patch update
• Microsoft debuts holographic computing with Windows 10
• Nearly all US arms programs found vulnerable to cyber attack
• Melbourne IT services struggle under major firewall issue
• Bulk data collection doesn't work without trust
• Auditor says hackers could cause trouble on NSW roads
• Port of Melbourne automation project scooped by Finnish giant
• ATO investigates 25 tech giants in tax hunt
• Hacker reveals stolen Aussie Travel Cover data is corrupted
• Amazon wind farm to power data centres
• Tasmania to overhaul authentication in new network deal
• Social media is the weakest link in enterprise security
• UK fraud office ends investigation into HP-Autonomy deal
• IT pros to share data centre tips at 2015 summit
• Telstra tests solar fuel cell for backup power
• Optus, iiNet concerned at 'relaxed' NBN infosec rules
• Insider threat, cloud make OAIC's privacy checklist
• Former CIA boss joins Oracle
• Tatts Group CIO signs off after more than 10 years
• China Outlook attacked by MITM
• Customer info stolen in Aussie Travel Cover data breach
• Over 1800 Minecraft account details posted on the web
• Facebook open-sources artificial intelligence
• UK man arrested over PlayStation, Xbox attacks
• Qld Police to get 5400 more iPads under re-elected LNP
• Virgin, Qualcomm to fund satellite internet network
• NBN Co begins FTTB rollout
• Telstra to sell 100G service on subsea cables
• Immigration, Customs restructure IT leadership
• Day-long outage for Westpac online banking
• UK and US to collaborate on war games
• ABS to expand statistical tracking of the digital economy
• Photos: Google's modular smartphone
• New Zealand faces important Novopay test
• Nothing beats bulk intelligence gathering: US report
• Mozilla patches critical security flaws
• Adelaide Uni unshackles students from workstations
• Google pulls Glass from market
• Canada bans automatic software installations
• CIO switch at Public Transport Victoria
• CommBank resurrects CISO role
• Coalition lagging on key IT strategies
• Happy New Year, it's time to plan for the worst
• Samsung approaches BlackBerry for buyout
• Apple two-factor authentication doesn't protect apps, website
• Fortescue CIO swept up in executive cuts
• Accused Silk Road owner claims to be 'fall guy' for operators
• Apple, Google reach deal to end poaching lawsuit
• Fairfax CIO resigns for greener pastures
• Telstra power outage downs BigPond services
• Obama unveils proposed cybersecurity laws
• Researchers uncover Aussie ransomware scourge
• US feds failing to protect govt buildings from cyber threats
• Hacking possible via low-power device emissions
• Microsoft begins winding down support for Windows 7
• A simple tool to drive your value as CIO
• NSW after CIO to lead 'unprecedented' library digitisation
• Censorship isn't the answer
• Rio Tinto talks up autonomous trucks, innovation cred
• UK PM wants to ban encrypted comms
• Google stops patching core Android component
• Obama proposes national data breach notification
• Microsoft accuses Google of early bug publication
• Islamist hackers breach US military networks
• Revealed: Queensland’s case against IBM
• Sydney Trains CIO resigns
• Sony Pictures CEO prepares for life post-hack
• NASA, Nissan partner for autonomous car tech
• Qld to overhaul wi-fi in state schools
• Obama to announce new cybersecurity plans
• Step-by-step: preparing your business for big data
• Bitcoin value continues to decline
• Microsoft dumps free pre-Patch Tuesday notices
• Rio Tinto looks for CIO to lead iron ore tech
• OpenSSL update targets eight vulnerabilities
• Ukraine blames Russian govt for German website hack
• Trojan targeting Linux systems could be amassing DDoS 'army'
• IBM names new Aus/NZ chief
• 'Sloppy' Sony hackers exposed own IP addresses
• Is 2015 your chance to reinvent yourself?
• Gogo inflight wi-fi uses man-in-the-middle malware tactics
• Kickstarter drops Amazon payments
• North Korea boosts cyber forces
• European bitcoin exchange hacked
• Google discloses zero-day bug in Windows
• iiNet's Perth data centre melts in heatwave
• TPG stops selling NBN FTTB rival
• US slaps fresh sanctions on North Korea after Sony hack
• Verizon enterprise cloud plans 48 hour outage
• Buggy code update triggers Bing, Yahoo outage