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• Google paid out $2.8 million in bug bounties in 2015
• US Congress to probe Juniper backdoor
• Inside the NSW State Library's $72m digitisation program
• AWS sales jump 69 percent
• OpenSSL fixes high-severity key recovery hole
• Oracle to withdraw Java browser plug-ins
• Apple recalls wall charger power adaptors
• NBN puts mobile tower backhaul on fast-track
• Telco ombudsman to rethink funding model
• Basslink still searching for cable fault
• Aussie pharmacies test real-time monitoring of codeine sales
• World's next internet protocol under development
• 'Significant' disruption downs Github
• Queensland nurses go after new triage algorithm
• Satellite failure caused global GPS timing anomaly
• AIIA names ex-Data61 exec as CEO
• Largest DDoS recorded in 2015 hits 500gbps
• PayPal business site vulnerability could offer access to databases
• How Google backed an open source winner
• Digital Transformation Office poaches Prime Minister's CIO
• Windows 7 is not the answer for Melbourne Health
• ANZ Bank to give new digital exec a seat at the top table
• Empired under ASX scrutiny over share drop
• Lenovo used '12345678' as filesharing tool password
• Microsoft's Azure Stack hybrid cloud enters technical preview
• VMware to cut 800 jobs, restructure for growth
• Apple Australia reduces taxable income despite record revenues
• Magento plugs 'dangerous' cross-scripting hole
• Australia's first opt-out e-health site to start trials this week
• ACT opposition wants a slice of driverless car market
• Did the Coalition's IT dirt-digging mission come up empty handed?
• Google to pay $265 million in UK back taxes
• NAB lets customers tap and pay on Android phones
• Microsoft cuts short support for downgraded Windows Skylake PCs
• More Fortinet products found with Secure Shell backdoors
• Toshiba to offload chip business in wake of accounting scandal
• How the Qbot malware downed Melbourne Health's systems
• Microsoft recalls 285k Aussie Surface Pro power cords
• Remote Queensland towns secure fibre broadband funding
• Empired denies sensitive info leaked following share price tumble
• National Museum's new high-tech exhibit mixes robots with dinosaurs
• Enterprise AV devices contain secret backdoor
• ASX to build its own blockchain
• Telstra trials data encryption of intercity backbone network
• Review: Apple iPad Pro
• Australian financial regulator hires a CIO
• CBA, global banks test blockchain-based trading system
• NSW pawnbrokers forced to share device MAC addresses
• Harris Farm CIO moves out of IT
• Microsoft recalls Surface Pro power cords amid fire fears
• Intel warns of major flaw in driver update software
• Symantec to get $1.4bn less in Veritas sale
• NSW LMBR delays put UK software business on the rocks
• UK govt crypto contains permanent backdoor
• Telstra deploys more fibre to augment Pacnet network
• Corruption watchdog to investigate eHealth Qld recruitment
• Data61 wants to bring R&D spend back to Australia
• WA Police CIO quits
• Lockheed Martin's IT business nears $7bn sale
• LastPass mitigates creds-stealing phishing attack
• AWS spins up first wind farm
• Telcos say more changes needed to security reforms
• RSPCA claims metadata 'critical' to tackling animal cruelty
• Tom Quinn out as News Corp CIO
• When you can't trust your security vendor
• Brandis gives Pilgrim another three months
• Vodafone to make an enterprise push in 2016
• United States eases permits for Aussie workers
• Defence CIO hunting for a new deputy
• Malware attacks Melbourne Health systems
• Vic Education pours $500m into new schools IT panel
• NSW govt updates data centre strategy
• EMC Australia boss moves to VMware as local chief
• Sixty-one agencies want access to Aussie metadata
• Online fraudsters top Aussie cybercrime blacklist
• Super Retail nabs UK IT exec as inaugural CIO
• Exetel slapped for dumping heavy broadband users
• Kogan slugged with $32k penalty for misleading advertising
• Australian Hyatt guests at risk from payment system malware infection
• NBN trials HFC construction in 17 suburbs
• Microsoft cuts Azure cloud pricing
• NSA insists reformed data collection scheme meets privacy standards
• EU close to passing first-ever uniform cyber security rules
• ACCC fines telco over alleged retirement home trickery
• European court says employer can read staff Yahoo messages
• Australia’s nuclear regulator hunts for a CIO
• Optus warns against NBN mission creep
• Photos: Meet the robot butler being backed by tech's biggest players
• Progress Software scouting for a buy-out
• OpenSSH fixes client crypto key leak
• Canberra gets its second billion-dollar IT project
• ABS digital stats review could reveal NBN risks
• SUPERNAP's Mark Thiele tackles data centre's role in IoT
• ACT Health CIO Judy Redmond moves on after five years
• Megaport hooks into major European internet exchange
• Fortinet denies backdoor in firewall operating system
• Verizon accused of ignoring spammers' IP address theft
• Software seller wins in Adelaide despite SA govt court battle
• DiData snags $12m Office 365 deal at Transport for NSW
• Opal users unable to top-up online
• Canberra eyes NSW govt shared services offshoring
• Lexmark considers spinning off software, hardware businesses
• Cops arrest suspected DDoS extortion gang leader
• Coca-Cola Amatil's group CIO is heading to Atlanta
• Microsoft patches critical vulnerabilities in January update
• Researcher finds gaping holes in Trend Micro antivirus
• NBN exceeds FY16 activation targets
• iOS 9.3 to offer fingerprint security for personal data
• SA govt opens bids for major justice IT overhaul
• Should we be preparing for cyber war?
• Communications Dept gets a new chief
• Dedicated public safety mobile network 'not worth $6bn price tag'
• Finance awards $29m desktop-as-a-service deal to ASG
• Indian outsourcing giants could raise fees in response to US visa hike
• UK privacy watchdog wants to be able to send data thieves to prison
• Beach Energy rolls out private 4G network in the Cooper Basin
• Freelancer.com to fight $20,000 privacy damages claim
• Immigration gets a new digital division
• Union blames IT outages on govt budget cuts
• Immigration’s biometrics boss off to AUSTRAC
• SA govt to trial digital drivers' licences
• Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10 out of support this week
• Juniper to replace software containing suspected NSA back door
• Insurance drones speed claims for Victorian bushfire victims
• NSW Board of Studies hunts for chief digital officer
• Google search puts NSW Medical Council on the wrong side of privacy laws
• Eight arrested over ATM-emptying malware
• Pentagon introduces military decorations for drone pilots, cyber fighters
• Govt reveals how it will divvy up data retention implementation grants
• Apple reveals pay packets of top execs
• Specsavers inks global managed services deal with Accenture
• ACMA to test if Australians really are more satisfied with telcos
• Web host Linode resets all user passwords after suspected breach
• Verizon to auction off $3.5bn worth of US data centres
• Qld Health CIO reportedly stood down
• NSW Health offers up 350k salary in hunt for CIO
• Cisco owns up to man-in-the-middle vulnerability in chat client
• Nokia formally takes control of Alcatel-Lucent
• Amaysim buys fellow MVNO Vaya for $70m