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• The 2016 leap second: Will our computers cope?
• How Russia hacked the Democratic National Committee
• US expels Russian diplomats over election hacking
• CSIRO seeks security chief
• New Android trojan can sabotage entire wi-fi networks
• Calls to halt automated welfare debt recovery after errors
• InterContinental probes possible payment card breach
• Pushy Windows 10 upgrade a ‘lowlight’ of Microsoft’s year
• Researchers access travel records with just a passenger surname
• US charges three Chinese nationals over law firm hacks
• Telcos take ACCAN to task
• Former Toll CIO lands at Essential Energy
• TIO board shake-up sees ex-iiNet CTO join
• ATO online services suffer second outage in a week
• Bitcoin's total value hits record high above $19 billion
• Sydney IT CEO faces fraud charges
• EU court finds mass data retention illegal
• Nokia sues Apple for infringing patents
• NBN Co's FTTdp to come first to Sydney and Melbourne
• The CIO movements that made headlines in 2016
• ASIC to widen investigation into ASX trade outage
• Apple lashes out at EU in tax ruling appeal
• ACCC wins court battle over telco SoleNet's dodgy conduct
• Europe trials IP-based satellite flight traffic control
• Facebook accused of misleading EU in WhatsApp takeover probe
• Methbot ad fraud ring nets millions of dollars a day
• NBN Co will no longer tell you what type of fixed connection you're getting
• Internal staff down, outsourcing up in federal govt IT
• Southern Cross Uni promotes project manager to IT boss
• Govt faces off with regional Australia over decreased broadband funding
• Here's to 2016 - and make it a stiff one
• The govt is considering opening up metadata to civil lawsuits
• Aussie pilots and airports want a drone register
• All the DTA wants for Christmas is a permanent boss
• Ex-CBA IT exec sentenced to 3.5 years in jail for bribery
• Qantas hires SAP exec as CIO
• Zero-touch, passport-free arrivals coming to an airport near you
• Inside Westpac’s future-state IT architecture
• Brandis has no privacy clothes
• Canberra continues to fork out for OPEL
• Govt sinks another $313m into Centrelink IT replacement
• CBA software review prompts bank to sell stake in Visa
• More than $70m on, legacy systems haven't budged from Qld
• OAIC tells govt to fix its privacy before criminalising data re-identification
• Westpac picks Oracle to underpin new tech foundation
• Vodafone to build infosec centre with DiData and FireEye
• Former Telstra COO to run NZ telco Chorus
• NAB sent 60k customer details to the wrong email
• DHS' new front-line will be virtual assistants
• WA reveals bare-bones alpha of its answer to myGov
• Review to scrutinise ATO's worst-ever outage
• Asciano CIO quits to build a start-up
• ASIC offers regulatory sandbox to Aussie fintechs
• MyGov set for a makeover
• Verizon seeks new deal terms after Yahoo mega-hack
• Optus says Vodafone blew its chance on 4G
• ASX CIO Tim Thurman quits
• Defence stuck with stop-gap IT after botched $161m overhaul
• Aussie ISPs ordered to block The Pirate Bay
• TPG seeks Telstra piggyback into mobile market
• Vodafone calls Telstra a 'free-rider' on taxpayer funds
• Microsoft Australia boss quits to join Suncorp
• FinFisher-like government spyware found in APT attacks
• NAB opens APIs to target travel apps
• Yahoo reveals newly-discovered hack of 1 billion accounts
• Lenovo Android devices come with pre-installed malware
• Ashley Madison owner to pay $2.2m to FTC over hack
• Westpac reveals hybrid PaaS target end-state
• NBN Co to bring skinny fibre to new estates in 2017
• ATO prepares new features for MyGov
• NSW TAFE spent $10m fixing LMBR accounting mess
• Telstra banned from 700 MHz auction
• Telstra poaches Eriksson from Ericsson as CTO
• The NBN has cost Australia $8.8bn in net worth
• Attackers can exploit flaws in McAfee enterprise software for root access
• Skype for Macs has a long-standing backdoor
• Google splits self-driving car unit into new company called Waymo
• The CSIRO's wi-fi team is connecting the Amazon rainforest
• Ramsay Health app gives doctors more hours in a day
• SWIFT confirms new cyber thefts, hacking tactics
• TPG forced to reveal FTTB business model
• HPE storage crash killed ATO online services
• Govt gets ready to dole out $50m in smart cities grants
• TechnologyOne hits out at ATO over tax data
• Windows Server, SQL Server get six-year support extension
• Cops arrest scores of young cybercrims worldwide
• Bangladesh Bank officials were involved in $108m cyber heist
• The final piece of Teachers Mutual Bank's IT puzzle
• 'NBN tax' will slug consumers with higher broadband prices
• 'Hardware issue' downs ATO digital services
• Defence R&D wing seeks electronic warfare boss
• Vodafone promotes networks chief to CTO
• Stop using vulnerable Netgear routers: CMU CERT
• Arista infringed more Cisco network patents
• Dev like Netflix: Top tips from the world's savviest engineers
• How an AR app is taking Deakin students inside the heart
• Disk-wiping malware in Saudi attacks used inside information
• ATO outs tech giants with tiny tax bills
• AFP readies data centre move
• Qualcomm to give Windows 10 a shot in the ARM
• 'Chip' robot greets customers in Sydney shopping centre
• IoT-ready Bluetooth 5 rolled out to manufacturers
• ThyssenKrupp reveals trade secrets hack
• How an IT overhaul drove RACQ's self-service renaissance
• Adelaide City Council's bulldozer approach to the cloud
• NBN Co says it's still too early for MTM operating costs
• Apple blames 'external factors' for iPhone 6 fires
• WA's GCIO 'doesn’t have the resources' to monitor agency infosec
• IAG to consolidate claims systems onto single GuideWire platform
• Another nasty Linux kernel bug surfaces
• Russia arrests suspects behind central bank hack
• NBN hits snag in FTTdp adoption
• Building the 'biggest database ever' in AWS
• TPG shares soar after Teoh reassures investors
• Macquarie Group to adopt SecDevOps
• Nokia, Vodafone on the cusp of LTE deal for Melbourne trains
• How a game app lured back Boost Juice's customers
• Microsoft's LinkedIn acquisition cleared by EU
• Samsung wins penalty reprieve in iPhone patent fight
• UWA CIO resigns
• Dump Telstra's USO: Productivity Commission
• Don't do the crime, but learn from those who did
• BHP Billiton forms global 'TechOps' team
• NSW, NT and Tasmania say no to online NAPLAN trials
• Uber to create artificial intelligence lab
• Alcatel-Lucent to build Australia Singapore Cable
• Apple iCloud in three-hour global outage
• How Kogan spun up Dick Smith online in one month
• CBA builds a centre for bots
• Amazon lays down challenge to the supermarkets
• SA calls for 'urgent' audit of mobile blackspot funding
• Meet Telstra's new chief operations officer
• Atlassian CISO to lead national cyber growth centre
• BPAY hires a CIO
• Six-month Basslink investigation comes up empty-handed
• Apple blames iPhone 6s battery problems on "air"
• McDonald's brings new ecommerce platform to Oz
• Inside the ACT govt's drive to remove app duplication
• Distributed guessing attack could reveal Visa card details
• Qld govt could end lease in Polaris data centre
• Hackers steal $42m from Russian central bank
• Linfox hires former Coles CIO as IT boss
• Woodside picks Wipro for global IT infrastructure services
• Nokia resurfaces to challenge Apple, Samsung
• Optus misses out on spot in new whole-of-gov telco panel
• EU, US cops kill Avalanche global crime botnet
• AWS customers to get free DDoS protection by default
• Shamoon disk wiper in new attacks against Saudi computers
• MPs to study social impact of driverless vehicles
• Telstra labels Vodafone a "freeloader"
• Only room for a few players in cloud market: AWS' Jassy
• Vodafone wins mobile blackspot funds for only four towers
• Samsung is kicking Galaxy Note 7 users off Aussie telco networks
• NSW Transport boots line agency from $196m SAP overhaul
• AWS opens up Lex chatbot builder
• 'Gooligan' Android malware breaches million-plus Google accounts
• FBI to gain expanded hacking powers
• Telstra says goodbye to 2G
• BP turns its back on hybrid cloud
• AWS' 100PB truck will move your data to the cloud