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• Apple could drop Qualcomm chips in next year's iPhones, iPads
• Trans-Pacific subsea cable gets green light
• How Telstra cut its dev time in half
• Big three Aussie banks build Apple Pay rival
• Woodside's AI avatar "escapes captivity"
• Fires destroy Hewlett Packard's 79-year history
• Monash Uni looks to Google, AWS in 'cloud-only' pledge
• Google exposed its own vulnerabilities database
• Inside the TAL incubator pursuing AI transformation
• ACCC casts doubt on future NBN profits
• ACT buys 15,000 Chromebooks for students
• SA premier's dept to replace sacked former CIO
• Exetel to offer NBN-like mobile service
• NBN, mobile blackspots could face legal challenge
• Code flaws in BadRabbit aid file recovery
• The world's biggest tech companies are getting bigger
• Russia link claims have damaged Kaspersky's US sales
• Westpac launches wearable payment band
• Aussie passport applications go digital
• Slow start for Nadia bot as govt pushes trials into next year
• Parliament steals Geoscience CIO
• SAP alerts US to South Africa kickback allegations
• Nasdaq sues operators of ETF over alleged theft
• McAfee will no longer permit govt source code reviews
• Chemist Warehouse builds a Siri for drug retailing
• Telstra first out of gates with RCS next-gen messaging
• NBN Co strikes Defence connectivity deal
• Big job losses as Optus outsources to Nokia
• Optus cuts 70 jobs from Business unit
• IBM has a new Australian boss
• ASIC skills up on data exfiltration via wi-fi
• Amazon's smart locks let couriers slip packages into your home
• Qld hunts for emergency services IT chief
• Google and Cisco team up for hybrid cloud
• Why AMP insourced its IT service desk
• ATO asked to reveal 1.5-year log of IT outages
• NSW Justice overhauls backoffice IT management
• Spotlight on enterprise IT trends
• Flash storage costs creep up on 10K disk
• Govt asked to mandate ASD's 'essential eight' cyber strategies
• Is Bad Rabbit the new NotPetya?
• TIO rejigs to better handle NBN complaints
• NBN Co leaves speeds data release to RSPs
• DUHK attack recovers secret keys from Fortinet devices
• NBN Co looks to launch uncongested 50Mbps service
• The Iconic ditches QA from software dev
• NBN Co turns to G.fast to entice business
• IT, internet surveys on ABS' chopping block
• MLC Life Insurance turns to cloud in $400m NAB exit
• NATO cyber conference flyer used as phishing bait
• Vocus targets 10 percent of all NBN users
• Cisco buys BroadSoft for $2.2bn
• Microsoft goes Cray with supercomputing as a service
• Kaspersky, under siege, fights back with transparency promise
• NSW Police CTO ousted in restructure
• APNIC resets passwords after whois credentials spill
• Govt looks to courts to salvage NBN model
• AusPost online outage causes headaches for businesses
• US govt warns about hacks on energy, industrial firms
• NSW govt picks Data Republic to deliver dMarketplace
• Vocus to sell Aussie data centres, NZ business
• ACCC decides not to regulate regional mobile roaming
• NBN CEO casts doubt on ability to turn profit
• New Mirai copycat IoT botnet spreading
• DTA undecided on sole identity provider for Govpass
• TAFE NSW picks Oracle in LMBR IT replacement
• Canadian govt spooks open source anti-malware analytics tool
• Lacklustre iPhone 8 demand drags down Apple shares
• Telstra puts drones into production in Tasmania
• Online rating system likely behind Domino's data leak
• Govt-wide SAP deal seeks to cut IT procurement costs
• IBM and former CIO Jeff Smith settle trade secrets lawsuit
• Google offers Play app store bounty program
• Cyber security concerns won't revive tape storage
• WA Police, Facebook warn against 'cyber' laws
• NAPLAN online transition could be pushed back by a year
• Johnson & Johnson goes 'tapeless' to get to SDDC
• Lockheed expands AI research at Melbourne lab
• Samsung readies 8 nanometre chip production lines
• IBM splits with Australian Open after two decades
• Domino's source code scrutinised as GPS court battle looms
• ASIO warns cyber espionage against Australia will increase
• Vocus' transformation chief exits after three months
• Internet cable between Perth and Singapore back online
• Defence finally puts mammoth IT support deal to market
• Oracle scolds customers for not patching and getting pwned
• Unisys shoots past ten years in Immigration outsourcing deal
• Microsoft's bug database was hacked in 2013
• Google offers stronger security for targeted users
• SA starts testing smartphone payments on public transport
• Wi-fi flaw confuses Aussie internet users
• NBN complaints more than double in a year
• Opposition grows against EU's proposed ISP upload filtering
• Google trials burrito delivery by drone in NSW
• NBN Co to move into flagship Sydney office
• Telstra frets over TPG mobile threat
• ANZ Bank in cyber security hiring spree
• Salesforce launches on AWS Sydney region
• Microsoft email privacy fight to be decided by US supreme court
• Australia Post 'infrastructure issues' cause parcel problems
• Adobe rushes out fix for exploited Flash bug
• NBN Co works to recover cost of network damage
• Devastating flaw puts almost every wi-fi network at risk
• Ditch PKI certs in Medicare look-up system: review
• Vic DHHS searches for e-health, data chiefs
• Telstra pays to test 41,000km of network coverage
• Subaru key fob vulnerability lets hackers unlock cars
• NBN Co attacks backlog of "aged" support tickets
• National Pharmacies uses in-store facial recognition
• Telstra builds 900 machine learning models for marketing overhaul
• Hyatt hotels hacked again, credit card data taken
• Support builds for dedicated data agency in WA
• Nib eyes e-health to draw under 30s to insurance
• Telstra lands $18m slice of AFP radio overhaul
• US deputy A-G calls for "responsible encryption"
• Porsche's cloud move to improve Aussie experience
• Microsoft, AWS join forces on Gluon deep learning interface
• Govt CIOs criticise "broken" IT funding models
• Equifax takes down web page after new compromise
• United Airlines syncs Windows, Linux patch cycles
• Suncorp restructure lands Pip Marlow wider role
• Spotlight on Storage and Hardware
• Border Force trials iPhones for identity checks
• Defence contractor did not lose classified info: Pyne
• ANZ CISO presses for cybersecurity collaboration
• NBN Co to start charging for 'no fault found' callouts
• Hacked Aussie Defence firm lost fighter jet, bomb, ship plans
• Russians used Kaspersky software to spy: media reports
• Alibaba to sink $19.3bn into overseas R&D
• NAB Connect suffers all-day outage
• Apple iOS system dialogs easily spoofed for phishing
• Vodafone switches on NB-IoT network
• Microsoft patches Windows DNSSEC zero-day
• Govt refuses to halt robodebt program
• Majority of Office business users in the cloud by 2019
• Accenture exposed by misconfigured AWS storage
• Nokia cuts jobs as VR camera development stalls
• DHS now has a slew of virtual assistants
• Woodside Energy shifts to SAP Ariba
• Small rural telcos surge as NBN misses mark
• Utilities, ports may have to reveal IT outsourcers to govt
• Defence contractor's IT systems breached
• UK to crack down on slowpoke ISPs
• AusPost creates Shipster service for online orders
• Woolworths scales up WooliesX digital unit
• Microsoft is officially retiring Windows Phone
• Why Australians won't use myGov to opt out of e-health records
• BoM wants secure 'backbone' for data pipeline
• ACCC shelves changes to NBN T&Cs
• Victoria names first whole-of-govt CISO
• Domino's delivers new IT systems to improve stores
• Energy Australia turns to data to make customers happy
• Deakin Uni leases spare space in its data centres
• Trump's chief of staff personal phone compromised: report
• Mass hack confirmed at comments plugin Disqus
• DTA lines up govt-wide IBM, Oracle deals
• Apple rushes out macOS High Sierra creds leak fixes
• NBN Co pursues more physical HFC node splits
• Govt details plan to share de-identified e-health data
• Russians allegedly hacked NSA via Kaspersky flaw
• Microsoft brings Edge browser to Apple iOS
• ATO tackles outages with four-year IT overhaul
• NAB creates app for Google Assistant
• German spy agencies want to 'hack back'
• Queensland cops swoop over alleged myTax fraud
• Govts agree on national face matching database
• Tas govt's plan to drastically reduce backoffice systems
• US Congress floats internet surveillance reform
• Spotlight on Cyber Security
• ATO begins testing DTA's digital identity platform
• EU takes Ireland to court for failing to claim Apple tax bill
• Telstra to combat NBN Co's move into public safety
• Google launches Pixel phone and high-end Chromebook
• DTA reviews digital service standard
• Australia tackles regional cyber resilience
• NBN Co cuts energy used by aggregation, FTTN nodes
• Banks concerned at cost of extra infosec spend
• Govt tries to expand Australia's facial verification system
• All three billion Yahoo users affected by 2013 mega hack
• Delays strike Defence's new IT services panel
• Foreign government code reviews 'problematic': White House
• NSW govt looks to fund small rural telcos
• Public Transport Victoria after new CIO
• Australian Navy trials sensor analytics on ship engines
• Vocus names M2 founder as chairman
• HPE allowed Russia to review ArcSight source code
• Vandals damage Telstra exchange near Perth
• ANZ Bank buys Aussie data science startup
• Equifax was alerted to security vulnerability in March
• Google warns of serious vulnerabilities in Dnsmasq proxy
• Rio Tinto runs first train in full robot mode