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• Tech giants consider legal challenge to Trump immigration order
• Dropbox drops the ball
• Telstra to boost CBD 4G speeds to 1Gbps
• Victoria inks new state-wide telco deals after 13 years
• Bids open for Defence's mega IT services panel
• Meet IOOF's new CIO
• Aurizon cancels $91m SAP systems overhaul
• The overlooked security threat in your office: printers
• Facebook shuts down Parse developer platform
• Silicon Valley fights Trump immigrant curbs
• Roy Hill turns to Azure, SAP for IoT insights
• Netgear routers vulnerable to easy authentication bypass
• NSW wants a whole-of-gov CISO
• TechOne claims it was ambushed by Brisbane City Council
• Tech giants want to use blockchain to secure IoT apps
• Apple's Australian profits crash after tax adjustment
• Dominello promoted in NSW ministerial reshuffle
• Many Android VPN-enabled apps do not protect user traffic
• NBN Co won't say how many ADSL users will end up on satellite
• Microsoft's market value tops US$500bn again after 17 years
• Google sets up own root certificate authority
• Toshiba approves part-sale of chip business
• Thodey gets a nod in Australia Day honours
• ANU poaches Intel's Dr Genevieve Bell
• Gold Fields Australia emerges as fresh IT-OT backer
• Ultranet tender ‘corrupted’ by official’s profit fantasy, says IBAC
• Microsoft profits from cloud service demand
• Optus pushes ahead with voice over wi-fi
• Russia arrests top Kaspersky anti-hacker for treason
• HP fire-prone battery recall expanded to 101,000
• Cisco to buy AppDynamics for $5 billion
• TechnologyOne could lose $122m Brisbane city deal
• Sydney Airport gives real-time flight info over Twitter
• NBN still no case study for nationalised broadband
• Centrelink staff speak out against DHS over data matching bungle
• Dropbox 'inadvertently' kept users' deleted files for up to 7 years
• Microsoft lures LinkedIn infrastructure boss as CTO
• CBA, Qld trial world's first blockchain-backed govt bond
• BT loses $13bn in value over Italy scandal
• Rio Tinto bolsters core of growth & innovation unit
• Record chip profit masks Note 7 failure in Samsung Electronics' Q4
• Defence reveals timing for new IT services panel
• Satellite operators get spectrum license tax cuts
• Last year's big DDoS attacks were only the beginning
• PwC to investigate ATO's system collapse
• Cisco rushes to kill WebEx remote code execution hole
• Turnbull asks ASD to brief party leaders on election cyber threat
• HummingWhale Android malware infests Google Play
• Lloyds Bank hit by massive DDoS
• SEC joins the list of agencies probing giant Yahoo breach
• Thousands of Australian servers are still vulnerable to Heartbleed
• BHP Billiton to double permanent IT workforce
• DFAT to dole out cyber grants for Indo-Pacific projects
• What's the effective life of Australia's data centres?
• Flight Centre to move to virtual contact centre in $75m Optus deal
• Vodafone pushes to curb future NBN Co 'bad behaviour'
• South Korea prosecutors summon Samsung Electronics executive
• Symantec in another bogus digital certs blunder
• Apple accuses chipmaker of extortion in $1.3bn lawsuit
• Snowden's favoured secure email provider Lavabit reboots
• Cyber scammers pose as anti-cybercrime officials
• Tabcorp eyes world domination with new betting platform
• NSW Finance creates CISO role in reshuffle
• Hanson Australia codes 50,000 concrete recipes
• Beyond line-of-sight drone flights to track Victorian back burns
• How News Corp Australia made WordPress scale
• Toshiba woes intensify on reports of $8bn writedown
• WA Education lures former iiNet tech boss as new CIO
• Is there a future for Australia's Digital Transformation Agency?
• Samsung chief avoids arrest
• Avaya files for bankruptcy
• Scourge of unsecure database deletions spreading
• Insiders promoted to top cyber research roles at Defence
• Landmark Australian ruling on what counts as 'personal information'
• SuperChoice bets big on cloud
• TAFE Queensland hunts for new CIO
• US sues Oracle over alleged pay discrimination
• Newly-discovered Mac malware runs ancient code
• Toshiba eyes stake sale in chip business
• Tech chief drags his NGO into the 21st Century
• How Wollongong Uni is using tech to bridge the education divide
• Could the reflection off your sunnies be used to control your smartphone?
• Oracle issues 270 critical patches
• Canberra to bolster its websites against DDoS attacks
• Meet Qld Health's five new technology execs
• HP Enterprise to buy SimpliVity for $859m
• Obama cuts bulk of Chelsea Manning's sentence
• Qld's $56m SAP housing system replacement is back on
• Thousands of apps found with hardcoded API creds
• Inchcape's crack at uniting legacy, manual IT
• NBN Co anticipating 'new problems' in metro rollout
• Software liability is coming
• BHP Billiton to bring IT-OT to east coast mines
• CEO ousted in AISA coup
• Victoria to get its first chief data officer
• Govt invests in trial to improve GPS accuracy for Australia
• Airbus could have self-flying car prototype by end of year
• South Korea prosecutor seeks arrest of Samsung boss for bribery
• Qld health service expects to save millions with telehealth
• Vodafone to virtualise network in five-year project
• Probe finds battery was main cause of Samsung Note 7 fires
• Qantas to start NBN satellite trial next month
• Vic state property developer to sell off controversial FTTH network
• Vic premier rejects watchdog's questions over phone probe
• AusCERT chief quits to join Telstra security
• Tassie teachers get state-wide data portal
• Bringing the cloud to you
• Morgan Stanley to pay $17m for billing system errors
• Microsoft security bulletins go away next month
• Parliamentary entitlements IT system to be overhauled
• ANZ allows card continuity on digital wallets
• The Shadow Brokers call it quits, release free Windows hacks
• How new enterprise spaces are reshaping the network
• Telstra warns container ships off its subsea patch
• Qantas to extract all it can from data exchange investment
• Southern Cross Cable tests SDN on-demand service
• Australia will no longer get a single government website
• Tourism Australia names ex-Microsoft exec as new CIO
• You can now book a Service NSW appointment online
• More weekend outages as the ATO works to fix digital services
• Italian siblings arrested over alleged hacking of former PM, Vatican
• Thousands of bogus certs issued after GoDaddy bug blunder
• LinkedIn’s Open19 is nearly production ready
• Microsoft wins court reprieve with Win10 privacy changes
• Former Newcastle Uni CIO resurfaces at IP Australia
• D-Link vows to fight "dangerous" US govt lawsuit
• Tesla poaches key Apple software engineer
• Victoria's gas utilities plot $180m in IT spend
• Microsoft to appease privacy critics with Win10 update
• Shamoon disk wiper evolves to kill VDI snapshots
• What now for ASIC's legacy registry system?
• EU privacy proposal could undermine Google, Facebook revenue
• Doctors underwhelmed by NBN for e-health
• Melbourne Metropolitan Fire Brigade CIO quits
• NBN Co readies pitch to 'high-value' business users
• Macquarie Uni to move disaster recovery to the cloud
• Marissa Mayer to stand down from Yahoo board
• Intel debugger interface open to hacking via USB
• US clearing house moves to blockchain
• Atlassian buys collaboration startup Trello
• Ombudsman to investigate Centrelink data matching
• Uber offers anonymised trip data to town planners
• Health starts briefing vendors on new Medicare IT
• MetLife’s Australian innovation boss quits
• Amazon's Alexa moves in on Android
• Operator defends Sydney bus wi-fi as privacy concerns mount
• Shetler quit after 'disagreement' with Assistant Minister
• China's ZTE to sack 3000 following US trade sanctions
• Mass 'ransack' of open MongoDB databases continues
• Melbourne CBD to track congestion with sensors
• Carnival brings IoT to cruise ships
• Sydney buses to trial sponsored wi-fi
• D-Link faces device security lawsuit
• Apple tips $1.37bn into SoftBank tech fund
• Telstra backs calls to relax line-of-sight for drone flights
• Intel builds automated driving presence
• NBN Co reveals first two 'area switches' in-progress
• Telstra to tailor customer 'offers' with big data