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• SWIFT discloses more bank hacks
• Inquiry to scrutinise Census bungle
• The new directory that goes inside every Australian data centre
• NBN Co to file patent on new HFC workaround
• Google refuses to address login page security flaw
• NBN Co shoots for faster copper speeds with XG.FAST trial
• Virgin Australia brings second marketing cloud to Velocity
• EU telco regulators adopt strict net neutrality rules
• EU hits Apple with $19 billion Irish tax demand
• NSW Transport grilled over growing ERP project costs, delays
• Why Jetstar turned IT giants away from its infrastructure refresh
• A little bit of paranoia is a good thing
• WA govt spins off tech company
• Bitcoin exchanges are facing a growing threat of attack
• ANU picks IBM tech to link up core systems
• Apple's next iPhone to debut next week
• Telcos want to set their own rules for internet service claims
• EU to hand Apple Irish tax bill of $1.5bn
• Macquarie Bank to build next-gen data platform
• Australia's foreign spy agency is undergoing a tech reboot
• Two US state voter databases breached
• ACT Health steals National Blood Authority CIO
• RIPPER malware plunders Windows-based ATMs
• Rackspace goes private in $5.7 billion buyout
• Westpac launches secure 'data banking' platform
• Govt wants better location tracking for 000 mobile calls
• Microsoft ups Windows Server 2016 resource limits
• Inside Telstra's new broadcast operations centre
• Australian data breach alerts bill to hit parliament
• WA's alcohol interlocks delayed by sluggish IT
• US court convicts Russian politician's son for hacking
• WhatsApp to share phone numbers with Facebook
• NBN Co shrinks HFC footprint, expands FTTN rollout
• Apple issues emergency patch for exploited iOS zero-days
• Canberra is losing the 'treasured people' keeping legacy IT alive
• QUU CIO poached by Uniting Care
• Don’t believe the NSW govt's savings claims: auditor
• At 25, Linux has grown up and gone pro
• Lockheed completes exit from Aussie IT market
• Windows update breaks PowerShell remote management
• Macquarie Telecom to bring NOC back in house
• Domino's to use drones to deliver pizzas
• Woolworths makes fixing IT a priority
• All-flash storage slowly making its mark on Aussie enterprise
• Space weather forecasts to eliminate GPS mistakes
• NBN prompts Vodafone to mull entry into fixed-line market
• ANZ Bank's digital chief is the new head of World Vision Australia
• Woodside's cognitive architecture revealed by IBM
• NSW govt's fuel comparison API goes live
• Vodafone to undertake 5G trials
• AFP raids Parliament House over NBN leaks
• OAIC slams Ashley Madison's dodgy security
• Wikileaks email dump riddled with malware
• AFP's cursed core overhaul delayed again
• NextDC posts first-ever profit
• FBI uncovers 14,900 new Clinton emails
• Phishers sharpen their spears
• DTO closer to nixing six-page Medicare form for newborns
• Google starts rolling out Android 7.0 Nougat
• Coles, retailers back banks' Apple NFC fight
• Medibank nabs Sportsbet exec as new IT boss
• ARM pushes into supercomputer market
• Linfox CIO quits
• Defence to deploy 100,000 Dell thin clients
• Photos: Inside Equinix's new Sydney data centre
• Systems issues causes chaos at Monash Health's emergency wards
• Gold Coast Commonwealth Games could swap sponsorship for cyber protection
• Fortescue reveals automated truck gains
• 'Full stack' ACMA wins marginal telco support
• Google to start sunsetting Chrome Apps this year
• Netflix may have to delay shows for Aussie users
• Sydney Uni to triple Artemis supercomputer's power
• PowerShell goes open source
• Vic Privacy Commissioner drags CPSU into govt spat
• ACCC makes banks wait for Apple Pay decision
• Intel agencies eye off blockchain to track data use
• Medibank pushes through Project DelPHI woes
• IAG takes $198m hit from capitalised software
• DNSSEC abusable for massive DDoS amplification attacks
• Australia to play role in IBM cognitive eye health project
• DFAT win affirms Telstra's dominance of Canberra market
• Telstra, Optus network fees among world's highest: Cloudflare
• Australia's borders to be reinforced by data science
• Beleaguered ABS cops yet another review
• Google lets three enterprise cloud databases loose
• Cisco, Fortinet confirm zero-days in NSA tool leak are legit
• The ASX is getting closer to a blockchain-based core system
• Monash Uni wants greater control of fragmented software spend
• Cisco to cut about 5500 jobs
• WA schools struggle with old, Frankenstein computers
• You could be Qld Health's first-ever digital strategy chief
• US airlines quizzed by senators over IT outages
• Android Pay goes live in Service NSW centres
• Botnet scraped LinkedIn for eight months
• NSA group's leaked hacking tools are authentic: Kaspersky
• Vic's privacy watchdog threatens to resign over 'dysfunctional' FOI bill
• NSW FaCS begins data migration into OneTRIM
• Google Duo to be released within days
• Experts cast doubt on ABS' Census DoS claims
• The real security threat of the 2016 Census
• Glitch gives Virgin Mobile users access to strangers' voicemail
• NT Libs commit to replacing shaky police tech
• NBN passes one million active users on the network
• Hackers claim to have stolen tools from NSA-linked attack squad
• OTT players face telco-like regulation in EU
• Australians need to 'rage against' mediocre govt services: ACT CDO
• Linux TCP data snooping flaw haunts 1.4bn Android devices
• Qantas' departing CIO to join Airbus
• Govt releases billion-line 'de-identified' health dataset
• Microsoft ditches Azure RemoteApp for Citrix tool
• Has TPG started building its own 4G network?
• Australia's big businesses rail against mandated data sharing
• Sage hit by data breach
• Google engineers work on Fuchsia operating system
• NBN subcontractor accused of fraud in payments spat
• Airservices Australia to reintroduce CIO role
• Microsoft backs down, extends Skylake PC support
• Former NSW Businesslink boss leaves public service
• Researchers prepare to wade through an ocean of data
• Govt could chase IBM for damages over Census failure
• Global business groups petition China over cyber rules
• Rising costs could see another 'poo sandwich' SA concessions system
• Big W pulls online functions back in-house
• Researchers create cryptocoin with DDoS puzzle for miners
• Volkswagen keyless entry systems can be bypassed
• Optus profit falters in lead-up to sport transformation
• Apple hits back at banks' Apple Pay NFC push
• Telstra pledges $3bn to network, systems overhaul
• IP flaw leaves servers vulnerable to silent interception
• Turnbull blames IBM for Census "failure"
• British banks given deadline to share data
• HSBC, Bank of America testing blockchain letter of credit
• Henley Properties emerges from tougher-than-expected IaaS shift
• CBA more than doubles annual system changes
• No data compromised in Census attack: Minister
• Qantas to shake-up cyber security governance
• Privacy Commissioner launches Census hack probe
• AGL plans $300m digital transformation
• ABS websites buckle on Census night
• Australia sets up cyber unit to trace terrorism payments
• Privacy Commissioner 'satisfied' with Census data security
• Ignoring security in the race to market
• Microsoft backtracks on Aussie Office 365 migrations
• Australia joins global CubeSat satellite project
• BHP Billiton sets up $6.5m app development hub
• Companies are leaking potential insider trading data: ASIC
• Medibank still struggling with data migration headache
• New spyware detected targeting China and Russia
• Data centre fire downs Delta Air Lines
• QUT's digital transformation takes mobile focus
• Telstra to axe, offshore more jobs
• Aussie IT grads losing jobs to skilled migrants, outsourcers
• Govt commissions review into NDIS system glitches
• Genesys in bid to buy Avaya's call centre business
• Equinix sets new ME1 capacity live
• Quadrooter flaws menace 900 million Android devices
• Inside IOOF's new microservices architecture
• US plans to elevate cyber warfare agency
• What can Australia learn about cyber defence from Homeland Security?
• Samsung Pay wireless magnetic stripe tech can be 'skimmed'
• FireEye to slash up to 400 jobs after disappointing results
• Qld premier's top bureaucrat hit by spam attack
• Clive Whincup lands at HSBC UK
• Apple launches high-reward bug bounty program
• Coca-Cola Amatil to expand industrial automation
• Apple rolls out fix to kill PanGu iOS jailbreak
• HEIST attack breaches HTTPS in the browser
• SA govt settles unlicensed software lawsuit
• ThoughtWorks urges ABS to reverse Census names policy
• Telstra upgrades wireless core for 5G
• Hospitals line up to receive notorious SA health software
• Suncorp declares core banking overhaul complete
• Bitcoin worth $95m stolen from Bitfinex exchange in Hong Kong
• Defence to attack first principles review in two-week sprints
• Telstra CIO Erez Yarkoni resigns
• Turnbull tries to allay growing Census fears
• Where has the govt's $128m data retention funding gone?
• Tax office claims $1 billion in savings from SBR
• US govt funds Google's drone delivery project
• Rio Tinto tailors big data drive to copper
• Hackers accessed Telegram accounts in Iran
• Aussie businesses hit hard by busted Nigerian email scam ring
• Sneak peek at DTO's Gov.au on its way
• Last bundle of NSW's troubled LMBR up for grabs
• Inside Jetstar's secretive data analytics project
• Lockheed Martin to open $13m Melbourne tech hub
• Google Cloud to allow customer crypto keys
• Human Services gets tough on WPIT contractors
• Telstra Health exec named inaugural boss of Digital Health Agency
• auDA hires former Liberal MP as new CEO
• UNE adopts Facebook at Work
• SA govt awards facial recognition deal to NEC
• Fear our dumb new world
• ABS forced to defend Census website security
• SAP wins first big Centrelink systems overhaul deal
• Vocus network outage downs internet, voice services
• MYOB targets enterprises with Greentree buyout
• Australia now has a national standard for e-invoicing
• Qld rego system upgrade postponed to pay for fare reforms
• Megaport expands in Europe with new acquisitions
• NBN ISP SkyMesh snapped up by UK rural satellite company