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• Aussie super firms scolded over phish-like marketing
• Airservices to cut 50 IT jobs
• Fujitsu swipes $60m Qld TAFE deal from Unisys
• Griffith Uni to outsource end user computing
• Business class passengers crush smartphones in seats
• Telstra eyes entry into drone market
• Celebrity iCloud hacker given 18-month sentence
• Will Australian train stations one day be free of turnstiles?
• Booz Allen reviewing security after second NSA contractor charged
• Victoria becomes the first state to hook into MyGov
• Contractor behind Australia's biggest-ever data breach revealed
• Australia's biggest data breach sees 1.3m records leaked
• New US surveillance rules raise privacy concerns
• DTO changes become official
• Attackers can 'AtomBomb' every version of Windows
• Apple ditches physical function keys on new MacBook Pro
• Qualcomm buys NXP in biggest-ever semiconductor deal
• Victoria Police extends life of 25-yr-old LEAP database
• ATO continues to lean on private sector for tax evasion data
• NBN Co eyes Salesforce expansion
• La Trobe to offer postgrad cybersecurity degree
• Tourism Australia CIO quits
• Adobe issues emergency patch for exploited Flash zero-day
• Apple delays AirPods
• Microsoft reveals 3D focus for Windows 10 update
• DSTO wants a national security-focused CTO
• How ANZ Bank is overhauling its dev environment
• Inside Woodside's business case for Watson
• Queensland Education buys 12,000 HP laptops
• Vocus officially completes Nextgen Networks buyout
• Govt defends against criticism of cyber centres
• Google hits pause button on Fibre
• US govt issues cybersecurity guidance for car makers
• Microsoft releases free, open source deep learning tools
• How Harvey Norman jumped off its 'burning platform'
• International financial regulators turn to AI
• IBM to fold SoftLayer into Bluemix
• Geoblocking wasn't enough to secure Census: MacGibbon
• Don't let fear drive your IT security purchasing decisions
• IBM, Treasury in settlement talks over Census failure
• Chinese 'DDoS camera' maker recalls vulnerable devices
• Government reviews ACCAN funding
• Veterans' Affairs races to stave off IT catastrophe
• Accenture wins $20m ABS data collection systems deal
• Immigration drastically slims IT environment
• Service NSW digitises used car trades
• Clinical experts join new digital health agency
• ATSB sending drones to crash sites
• Five years on, AusPost works to keep agile project agile
• SA business loses $1.5m to targeted phishing scam
• Could tweets influence your health insurance premium?
• CBA, Wells Fargo complete 'world first' blockchain trade
• Microsoft warns of malware dressed up as Security Essentials
• AT&T to buy Time Warner for $112.3 billion
• Qld govt out to prove it can do business with start-ups
• Allphones falls at first hurdle in Optus fee fight
• DDoS on DNS provider Dyn takes out much of the internet
• Union worried about Galaxy Note 7s exploding on AusPost staff
• Sloppy tax system controls threaten SA's revenue base
• NBN Co reveals ambition to become IoT player
• Spotlight on enterprise IT trends
• US feds to charge NSA contractor with espionage for alleged data theft
• Attackers exploit ancient 'Dirty COW' kernel flaw
• Can an app identify autism as well as a doctor?
• Global banks get behind open source blockchain platform
• Govt wants to remove passports from border processing
• Website creator Weebly leaks over 43 million accounts
• Melbourne trains get real-time arrival data
• Microsoft opens source code to Brazilian officials
• Census outage to cost ABS $30 million
• Bitter feud between partners as IBM deflects eCensus blame
• Yahoo pleads with US govt to clarify email spying order
• ATO boss blames tax portal woes on accountants' old computers
• Why retailers keep getting hacked
• Police arrest Russian tied to 2012 LinkedIn hack
• Tas govt services disrupted by data centre outage
• Vodafone to sell NBN fixed-line services
• Govt's data breach notification bill enters parliament
• Australia's first cyber threat sharing centre to open before end of year
• Newcastle Uni's former CIO resigns after IT shakeup
• Oracle drops another massive critical security update
• Health surges toward Medicare payments system tender
• Central Queensland Uni hires new tech leader
• Driverless car collides with a truck in Singapore trial
• NBN Co to tweak RSP pricing model for fee drop
• Public servants left out of the digital discussion
• Malware from the '90s comes back into fashion
• Samsung puts booths in Aussie airports to swap exploding Note 7s
• Woodside pilots 'low-cost wi-fi' with CSIRO
• Telstra CISO Mike Burgess quits
• Audi delays tech projects as it cuts costs
• France's block of Google for terrorism melts govt server
• NBN Co hits 8 Gbps over copper in XG.FAST trials
• UBS sinks $1.3bn into global platform standardisation
• Jobs in flux as CenITex restructures
• Brandis refuses to table 'unremarkable' WhatsApp comms
• Tech giants join forces for faster server tech
• Australian MPs still scared of Huawei
• Queensland touts upgrades to QLiTE police app
• Hawaiki adds new Pacific island spurs to cable route
• Google commits to wind-powered European data centres
• ANZ Bank opens up its mainframe
• US outlaws Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on flights
• Vic Privacy Commissioner warns against profiling job candidates online
• GlobalSign cert error sees browsers block top websites
• DTO to be reborn as a full-grown agency
• QUT to overhaul research management system
• HP Inc will cut up to 4000 jobs
• AWS will power VMware's new cloud service
• Verizon hints it could pull out of Yahoo deal after hack
• Australian e-stores hacked for credit card skimming
• Adelaide wants to build CBD-wide fibre network for business
• Cancer register bill passes Senate with privacy fixes
• CBA eyes central oversight for Salesforce instances
• Navy commander put in charge of Australia’s most sensitive systems
• Samsung expecting $3bn loss over Note 7 woes
• Microsoft brings HoloLens to Australia
• Ericsson profits plunge 94 percent
• NSW govt flies in 31 457 workers for shared services
• Brandis wants two-year jail sentence for re-identifying govt data
• Vodafone demonstrates 5G with robots, VR streaming
• Newcastle Uni appoints its first chief digital officer
• AusPost seeks second drone trial in 2017
• Vocus founder quits after leadership spill attempt
• Second hacker group targeting SWIFT users
• ASD reveals how the Bureau of Meteorology was hacked
• Australia's cyber chiefs want to stamp out the word 'hack'
• SAP's Aussie MD, COO quit
• NBN Co signs up to Facebook's Workplace
• The govt needs to encourage Aussie CISOs to buy local
• UNSW to recruit 1000 researchers
• Husic picks up digital economy duties
• Telstra execs lose bonuses over network outages
• Attackers exploiting CBA health fund data breach
• Samsung stops production of fire-prone Note 7
• Online trolls face prison in UK
• Inside Zurich Australia's digital overhaul
• Facebook rolls out Workplace business software
• South Australia sinks $10 million into driverless cars
• Aussie telcos stop replacing Galaxy Note 7 over fire risk
• Another nationwide outage hits NAB customers
• Spotlight on cyber security
• Victorian govt to get its own data analytics centre
• US court reinstates Apple's $158m patent win over Samsung
• Microsoft rejigs Patch Wednesday with new update structure
• auDA orders 1025 bogus .au domains be deleted
• Revealed: IBM error caused NAB outage
• Sydney Uni expands systems overhaul
• US formally accuses Russian hackers of political cyber attacks
• Govt rejects Vodafone's $594m bid for spectrum
• BoM unveils first-ever weather app
• Fujitsu in talks to offload PC business to Lenovo
• Three men charged with smuggling tech to Russia
• Qantas, GE crunch big data to cut costs and emissions
• Replacement Samsung Note 7 catches fire on US plane
• US cops charge teens over DDoS for hire services
• Botched software upgrade stutters NBN satellite connections
• Victoria opens cyber security mega-hub
• Optus joins Australian 5G race
• Telstra forced to fight for Triple Zero contract
• Govt pulls dataset that jeopardised 96,000 employees
• Yahoo email scanning raises European ire
• How Aussies are evolving IBM's Watson
• Former US intelligence contractor arrested
• Watch: NBN Co's Sky Muster II blasts off
• NSW bumps up procurement leeway for 'innovative' trials
• REA Group brings VR property tours to Android
• Australian Navy reveals five-year system modernisation
• NBN satellite launch delayed by bad weather
• NAB struggling with widespread systems outages
• Apple iMessage preview leaks user device data
• Knox flaws give full control of Samsung Galaxy, Note devices
• Google takes aim at Apple with new phones and devices
• SAP sells Trenitalia as blueprint for industrial IoT
• Yahoo scanned customer emails for US intelligence
• Brandis' cyber security redemption
• IAG's head of tech out in sudden exit
• EU wants to hit Google with big fine for Android practices
• Australian industry touts data analytics self-regulation scheme
• Facebook launches eBay rival in Australia
• ACCC declares Telstra's mass systems remediation complete
• Zero-days discovered in EMC VMAX products
• Mass Android malware outbreak menaces corporate networks
• Hackers probe US online voting systems
• Telstra could lose national emergency alerts deal