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• CIO wanted for Victorian Treasury
• NBN Co leaves door open for FTTdp in SAU
• Respect my Certificate Authority!
• Allens CIO bets on legal sector AI boom
• How an Aussie hacker used information leakage to trade stocks
• Apple, Broadcom sued by Caltech over wi-fi patents
• Facebook hunts for new CIO
• US email privacy bill stalls over disputed amendments
• Bangladesh Bank hack investigators hint at insider role
• Data61's mission to wipe out the password
• Australia not spending enough on cyber security
• Labor claims NBN Co's Switkowski broke election rules
• US push for encryption law dead despite iPhone spotlight
• Inside the tech supporting the bleeding edge of neuroscience
• Vodafone to splash $9m on 32 new regional mobile sites
• Suncorp steals Medibank CIO as new IT chief
• NIST tests biometrics algorithms for tattoo-matching database
• MySpace breach potentially the largest ever
• Hack shuts down NSW Trainlink booking system
• Telstra CTO sacked
• Finland accuses Microsoft of breaking jobs promises
• Telstra blames network outage on DNS bungle, modem firmware bug
• Digital services neglected by WA govt: auditor
• Stemming Heartbleed with the human element
• Google triumphs over Oracle in Android trial
• Microsoft and Facebook to build subsea cable
• Nestlé uplifts Australia onto revamped SAP core
• The $3 billion IT security problem
• Microsoft to cut 1850 jobs
• What needs to happen before Australia has digital passports?
• Telstra wins deal to run $180m national cancer register
• US govt spending billions on ancient systems
• Watchdog slaps Clinton over private email server
• YourDC opens $30m tier-three Adelaide data centre
• TransGrid CIO retires
• CBA banks on Apache, Docker in DevOps push
• WA hopes to slice 10 percent off IT spend
• Hackers build alternative to 'flawed' CVE bug ID system
• Chips can be built with undetectable malware: researchers
• When a CIO ditches IT for politics
• NT sinks $186m into ‘largest ever’ clinical systems replacement
• CBA adds 1000 racks in data centre modernisation
• Photos: Inside CBA's modernised Sydney data centre
• Google Paris office raided in tax probe
• HP Enterprise in $12.5bn IT services spinoff with CSC
• British govt hackers report vulnerabilities to Apple
• How to build an effective IT security function
• Should IT suppliers get a bonus for delivering projects under budget?
• Rio Tinto tech boss to leave after 25 years
• Measuring the hidden cost of cyber attacks
• Finding digital fingerprints fast
• BlackBerry Australia MD jumps ship to Optus
• Victorian govt to refresh $150m-a-year telco deals
• Turnbull commits extra $60m to fix mobile blackspots
• Dun & Bradstreet poaches Veda tech exec as CIO
• Basslink defers cable service date again
• Google, Oracle make closing arguments in Android Java retrial
• Has virtualisation reached its peak in Australia?
• Too many unanswered questions in NBN leak investigation
• Telstra still struggling with fourth big outage this year
• SA govt's legacy software showdown set for December
• Defence opens bidding in billion-dollar ERP overhaul
• Apple pulls iOS update over bricked 9.7-inch iPad Pros
• Google releases mobile optimised Safe Browsing APIs
• Two NBN staff stood down in AFP leak investigation
• Why are Australia's banks so interested in blockchain?
• Microsoft to remove terrorist content
• Fifield knew of NBN's AFP leak referral
• Hackers exploit banks' faith in SWIFT network
• Less than 1 percent of Victorian govt services are online
• CSIRO's Data61 enters China tele-medicine market
• Deakin Uni, Telstra create remote ultrasound robot
• Citibank to use voice biometrics to authenticate customers
• AFP boss denies govt influence in Labor NBN raids
• UK IoT firm wants to give users electric shocks when they overspend
• NSW Police arrests juvenile over Telstra pit fire
• ACCC to reject APCA's push for single anti-fraud system
• Researchers easily extract personal details from metadata
• AFP raids Labor offices over NBN leaks
• Docker opens code behind native laptop apps
• The OAIC's tips for big data analytics that won’t break privacy rules
• UK banks ordered to review security after SWIFT attack
• Canberra Data Centres taken over in $800m deal
• Myer, eBay trial virtual reality retailing
• NextDC picks Tullamarine for second Melbourne data centre
• LinkedIn hack balloons to over 100 million accounts
• Security firm outs Cabcharge data breach
• Oracle blames Google for plummeting revenue
• Telstra hits another nail in BigPond coffin
• iiNet email, voice calls down throughout Australia
• UNE, AARNet gigabit fibre link to Taree goes live
• Microsoft Windows Defender ATP hits public preview
• Music industry's piracy site blocking battle delayed
• NextDC secures land for second Brisbane data centre
• FBI refuses to hand over Mozilla security flaw
• Healthdirect charts path to Docker containers
• UWA researchers demonstrate new quantum algorithm circuits
• Hacker used stolen press releases for insider trading
• Are your own staff your biggest threat?
• WA minister gets 'innovation' badge and $20m to spend
• HSBC axes 840 IT jobs in Britain
• Vietnamese bank claims it foiled attempted SWIFT hack
• The human factor: the untold impact of data breaches
• Melbourne Airport's infrastructure investment paying off as data skyrockets
• NSW govt steals Macquarie CDO as new digital tsar
• TechSydney seeks to catch city's slipping start-up scene
• Privacy commissioner puts Australia's loyalty schemes on notice
• Ubiquiti AirOS wi-fi devices under worm attack
• NAB IT deputy quits to join AusPost as CIO
• AusPost CISO leaves for big US gig
• Australia's courts to rule on landmark definition of 'personal information'
• SWIFT let hackers in: Bangladeshi probe panel
• MYOB to switch off Windows 7 support
• How IAG NZ took control of its operations environment
• WA govt launches hospital waiting times app for Perth
• UNSW abolishes CIO role
• Open data exposes thousands of wrongfully-issued NYC parking fines
• Telstra customers lose NBN services in NSW
• Apple invests $1.3 billion in Chinese ride-sharing service
• Vic opposition threatens to refer Myki tender to audit office
• Hacker convicted for infiltrating Country Liberals' website
• Google open sources Parsey McParseface language tool
• Swinburne Uni adds analytics to CCTV
• Adobe patches exploited 0day Flash vulnerability
• Telstra DNS outage causes customer grief
• Qld corruption watchdog calls out internal privacy threat
• Cash-strapped WA govt finds $60m for e-health
• Govt gives Immigration $99m for visa risk system
• Google-hosted apps, Yahoo Mail banned in US house of reps
• Vic govt's new strategy hopes to end IT project woes
• Wesfarmers recruits former iiNet CIO Matt Toohey
• Optus revenue dragged down by lower mobile call, SMS rates
• Why the radical DAO could be the future of decentralised governance
• Defence to scrap massive IT services panel
• Attackers exploiting six-year old patched SAP bug
• Salesforce users in 20 hour outage outrage
• Corrupt Sydney Uni IT manager dodges criminal charges
• Court Services Victoria nabs former CFA tech chief
• Australia 'not ready' for driverless cars
• BHP relies on tech for growth in market slump
• Google and Oracle face off in $12 billion Java retrial
• Can big data really solve the NSW govt's problems?
• Slew of critical vulnerability patches issued for Windows
• Lost Sydney Uni laptop held unencrypted student data
• The ANAO's application whitelisting audit is murky
• Victorian fines law delayed by 18 months after IT bungle
• USQ's open access search project hits 16 million records
• Blockchain: useful for a lot more than just Bitcoin
• Groupon sues IBM over alleged patent infringement
• Google supplier leaks staff data in email fumble
• Caltex becomes a reseller for truck telematics
• LEAP replacement drops off Victoria Police's agenda
• Telstra expands Asian backbone
• SWIFT technicians blamed for Bangladesh bank vulnerabilities
• Want to protect Australia's most sensitive systems?
• Vodafone offers govt $594m for 700 MHz
• Optus VoLTE goes live in capital cities
• Microsoft to end free Windows 10 upgrades
• Millions of PCs affected by Lenovo bloatware bugs
• US trade panel probes eight smartphone vendors
• Inside Qantas.com's migration to the public cloud
• ACMA review proposes 'full-stack' comms regulation
• Finance creates mandatory whole-of-govt telco panel
• Telstra picks apart Symphony architecture
• 'Solid quarter' sees Atlassian lose $6.6 million
• NBN hits 2 million premises mark
• AFP falls short of cyber security audit
• 'Innocent' Aussie ISPs refuse to pay for piracy site blocking
• Apple partners with SAP to bring HANA apps to iOS
• Why the CSIRO is building smart homes for elderly Australians
• Android security bug threatens millions of devices
• Qld parents to get text messages when kids skip school
• Tax agents say ATO 'slowly' fixing IT problems
• Facebook pays $13k to 10yr-old hacker
• Mobile phone jamming coming to Goulburn prison
• Australia needs to link more healthcare data: MPs
• DTO wants help designing whole-of-govt digital identities
• eHealth NSW reveals how it is engaging clinicians
• How Victoria's DELWP is tackling shadow IT
• Apple loses iPhone trademark case in China
• Spotlight on data centres and infrastructure
• Revived OAIC to be "leaner"
• AusPost deploys Australia's first online police check
• Turnbull's cyber threat sharing centres to model UK
• Google, Fiat to make 100 self-driving minivans
• Data61, Treasury to investigate blockchain
• Kogan relaunches Dick Smith brand online
• OpenSSL users urged to patch high-severity holes
• Court overturns Brazil's WhatsApp blackout
• The NBN is about to run out of money
• Budget 2016
• Tech giants in crosshairs as Aussie govt redoubles tax chase
• Defence to foot the bill for cyber security strategy
• All the tech in the Coalition's budget 2016
• OAIC saved from dissolution
• Gumtree needs to take privacy more seriously
• Turnbull's department hires new CIO
• NSW govt to finish e-health records rollout within four years
• The 'next frontier' in Qantas' big data journey
• Gozi malware creator ordered to pay $9 million
• Defence deploys Watson for psyops analysis
• Multiple critical Android flaws patched in May security update
• ANZ Bank takes $441m hit on software accounting tweak
• Australian businessman claims he created bitcoin, but doubts remain
• Ask your cloud vendors the tough questions: APRA
• NSW uses data to go after slumlords
• Google names new Australian boss
• Telstra outage as telco commits $50m to fix network
• Victoria finds cash for maligned infringements system overhaul
• Telstra to pour $50m into network after outage woes
• Slow, unusable internet pushes up TIO complaints
• US high court approves expansion of FBI hacking power
• Fake DDoS blackmailers posing as Lizard Squad
• NEC snags CrimTrac biometrics ID deal