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• Melbourne picks PwC consultant as inaugural chief digital officer
• Microsoft highlights cloud, mobile with new results reporting
• Western Australia names first government CIO
• AGL lures CBA exec to reinstated CIO role
• TPG to build Vodafone dark fibre network in $1bn deal
• Russian jailed in US over Citadel malware
• Google releases new Nexus phones, Android tablet
• Monash Uni to unlock more MASSIVE supercomputing power
• Is contributing to a good infosec cause worth working for free?
• Macquarie Uni shifts from Gmail to Office 365 over privacy concerns
• CBA hunting for a head of data science
• ServiceFirst to shut down in six months
• NBN takes aim at satellite broadband leechers
• Google upgrades its quantum computer
• A guide to the little jobs that will make big data work
• Qld Transport gets controversial fourth CIO in three years
• Encrypted Blackphone 2 goes on sale in US
• Apple iOS 9 users complain new feature is eating up data
• Investors question Vocus over proposed entry into retail market
• Financial regulator embarks on CIO hunt
• NBN awards second set of FTTx build contracts
• Researchers demo AWS EC2 decryption key leakage
• Vocus, M2 announce $3bn merger
• US, China ink cyber security truce
• Atlassian files US IPO: report
• BlackBerry debuts Priv Android phone
• Finance reveals rejigged whole-of-govt hardware panel
• Telcos silenced by AGD on data retention exemptions
• Why you don’t need an IT expert on your board
• False positives stymie bank digital ID checks
• Cookies can bypass HTTPS in web browsers
• Treasury picks TechOne for ERP overhaul
• Photos: Domain's device wall
• EU inquiry raises prospect of regulating the web
• The top five green screen systems that run Australia
• IAG hires Jeff Jacobs as CISO
• Bill shock drops by 22 percent: ACMA
• Customers using new database feature sank AWS cloud
• Airlines to use NASA app to cut flight times, save fuel
• EU court warns US safe harbour deal could be illegal
• Fixing Qld Health’s IT systems: start with the plumbing
• US OPM hack attack worse than first feared
• Kellogg's to bring Australia onto global services platform
• NBN forced to spend big to overhaul inadequate IT systems
• OzForex lures Telstra Health exec to CTO role
• European travellers to get high-speed, in-flight internet
• Citrix in last-ditch attempt to sell itself
• Microsoft releases Office 2016
• SA govt IT execs cleared of procurement misconduct
• Police, firies set to lose hard-fought spectrum fight
• Australia's big banks pull plug on bitcoin companies
• Can you trust your telco?
• Woodside drives analytics into all LNG operations
• TPG profits boom pre-iiNet
• Turnbull refuses to let go of DTO
• Brandis loses hold on copyright
• ATO wants national standard for electronic invoicing
• Skype suffers major worldwide outage
• Tyco's global transformation heads to Australia
• Microsoft starts migrating Aussie Office 365 users onshore
• News Corp plugs into app ecosystem
• NBN's fibre-to-the-node services go live
• Dangerous malware sneaks into Apple's App Store
• Symantec fires staffers after release of bogus Google certs
• Microsoft outs Linux-based network switch OS for Azure
• Mitch Fifield named Australia's new Communications Minister
• DHS goes to market for $1bn welfare IT replacement
• Aussie retailers' push for data exchange standard goes global
• Magento e-stores unpatched against serious flaws
• ACT: Cyber security lost down the back of the bureaucracy
• Qld to replace Go card with smartphone, bank card tokens
• Cisco router malware discovered on more devices
• WA continues to wait for govt to make infosec a priority
• Apple iOS 9 packs huge set of security patches
• Service Stream scores five-year NBN contract
• CBA joins eight global banks in blockchain drive
• Govt introduces bill for opt-out e-health records
• AGD nabs Industry tech chief as new CIO
• Do Tasmanians deserve less when it comes to infosec?
• NAB expands Salesforce to broker marketing
• NSW Police starts rolling out body-worn cameras
• AWS cuts costs for infrequently accessed S3 data
• Qld Police pilots iPad traffic infringement notices app
• Equinix pours $39m more into Melbourne data centre
• Apple delays watchOS 2 release after bug discovery
• Victoria: A state of cyber confusion
• Monash Health moves into Fujitsu facility at Noble Park
• WordPress patches XSS, privilege escalation bugs
• Apple faces hurdles with business for iPad Pro
• Russian hacker pleads guilty to $419m heist
• Telstra begins rolling out VoLTE services
• NBN wants to cut access costs for smaller ISPs
• Accenture buys Cloud Sherpas
• US govt saved billions on cloud, data centre consolidation
• Smart meters still costing Victorians but failing to provide benefits
• HP to cut up to 30,000 jobs
• Bulletproof snaps up private cloud provider Infoplex
• Lego blocks: the new IT cool kid
• Queensland: Legacy IT bringing down infosec efforts
• Data loss protection should no longer be an afterthought
• US SEC obtains $42m over press release hacking plot
• Computers in schools don't help kids learn: OECD
• South Australia: Where small doesn't equal insecure
• Australia's tech leaders optimistic with new IT-savvy Prime Minister
• Optus pushes ahead with 100G upgrade for national backbone
• Vodafone under OAIC, ACMA spotlight over alleged journo records breach
• Digital services make NSW's 'premier's priority' list
• General Electric brings IT under new digital unit
• Microsoft to unveil new Windows 10 devices on October 6
• NSW: Can Australia’s largest state grow its infosec teeth?
• Turnbull voted in as Australia's new Prime Minister
• Turnbull steps down as Communications Minister
• Your face is now part of Australia's 'national security weapon'
• Canberra agencies prepare for digital scrutiny
• Microsoft pushing Windows 10 installations on PCs without consent
• Hacker jailbreaks iOS 9 before release
• Browser makers slowly strangling weak RC4 cipher
• Federal government: A worthy benchmark for IT security?
• The State of Security
• UK insurer loses storage device with sensitive customer data
• Telcos invited to apply for spot in 1800MHz spectrum auction
• What could Microsoft's data sovereignty fight mean for Australia?
• US urged to shore up cyber security against Chinese hacking
• ACCC pushes for national monitoring of broadband performance
• Android ransomware shuts out users by changing lock PIN
• CBA services suffer second major outage in a week
• Poles leave Canberra wi-fi rollout hanging
• Office 2016 launch date revealed
• Second-hand IPv4 addresses reaping big bucks
• Google goes live with Android Pay
• US commits to boost in DARPA tech research funding
• DHS expands IT jobs program for young people with autism
• Apple's 'El Capitan' OS X to land on September 30
• NAB to give customers computerised advice
• Apple's new devices fail to wow
• Photos: Apple's iPhone 6s, iPad Pro
• Apple unveils new iPhones, bigger iPad
• Microsoft warns of 'global free-for-all' if US can access Irish servers
• Former Defence CTO takes over Immigration’s strategic IT
• Govt funds $18.5m Aussie facial recognition database
• CUA pledges $24m for tech, loan origination platform
• Australia's politicians, industry unite to promote tech in law-making
• NSW govt to appoint chief data scientist
• WA grants major planning exemptions for mobile phone towers
• Microsoft to debut new Windows 10 enterprise features
• Researchers find zero-days in Kaspersky, FireEye software
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday plugs two vulnerabilities under active exploit
• Qld Health asks for $227m to replace patient admin system
• US govt, tech industry battle over email privacy ramps up
• Bridging Australia's infosec skills gap
• Defence IT experts vulnerable in latest job cull
• NSW Finance recruiting for new CIO
• Apple ramps up hiring of artificial intelligence experts
• Telcos invent new way to deliver fast broadband via copper
• ANZ CTO gets second chance at AI future
• Toshiba reports $457m loss in wake of accounting scandal
• ACCC draft backhaul ruling bad for businesses
• Contractor saw 'nothing strange' about alleged TAFE IT scammer
• Fiat Chrysler to recall 8000 SUVs over hacking fears
• Banks should make contactless cards opt-in: MPs
• Westpac to boost tech investment to $1.3 billion
• Co-author of destructive Gozi virus pleads guilty
• Abbott's national cyber security strategy still months away
• BlackBerry to buy Good Technology for $650m
• Mozilla Bugzilla data breach leaked zero-days
• Dimension Data scores $32m SA govt email deal
• Pole operators hit back over NBN aerial cable plan
• Fletcher Building nabs Deloitte veteran as new CIO
• Henley Properties to shift data centre to IaaS
• Iceland woos power-hungry data centres
• Netflix releases Sleepy Puppy anti-XSS tool
• Qld government apologises for Health payroll disaster
• Australia emerges as source for DDoS attacks
• Pilgrim details state of play at OAIC
• Apple, Google $591m staff poaching settlement approved
• Australia's infosec students prepare for cyber battle
• Rio Tinto IT investment unlocks cost, productivity gains
• HP to sell security business TippingPoint
• Optus sets 3x carrier aggregation in Melbourne live
• Qld Health on the hunt for super-CIO
• DFAT hires new CIO
• Apple-Samsung US court battle headed for fourth trial
• Datacom hands Sydney data centre to new owner
• Dangerous CoreBot info-stealing malware discovered
• Centrelink online services still lacking: Ombudsman
• Millions hit by OPM data hack still yet to be told
• Exetel signs wholesale NBN deal with Optus
• DBC opts against appeal in iiNet piracy ruling
• PayPal brings P2P payments service to Australia
• Tech giants band together for open source video codec
• Telcos riled by ACCC broadband monitoring plan
• Hacking the hacking problem
• Rio Tinto to lean more heavily on drones
• US weighs Russia, China sanctions in cyber attacks
• ACCC defends approval of TPG/iiNet merger
• Android smartwatches now work with iPhones
• More accounting errors surface at Toshiba
• Fire & Rescue CIO risks reputation for cloud
• Myer pours $100m into omni-channel overhaul
• ANZ Bank signs $450m IBM deal
• Welcome to the new-look iTnews
• Apple partners with Cisco in enterprise push
• NSW Education's costly LMBR to finally arrive
• Malware steals 225,000 Apple accounts on jailbroken devices