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• NBN Co admits to 'exorbitant' number of satellite failures
• Want to earn the big bucks? Become an IT architect
• Commissioner confirms privacy 'override' provisions exist
• Australia is losing the innovation race
• Australia's international cyber plan will be unveiled this year
• DTA boss sheds 'disruptor' label
• Testing reveals sad state of Android anti-malware apps
• Cloudbleed: When security means living with complexity
• Govt refuses to make name entry voluntary in Census
• Toy maker's sensitive database exposed, held to ransom
• NAB lures Barclays IT exec as new CTO
• Apple, SAP to release tool to build business apps
• Telstra preps nationwide LTE broadcast service
• Qld to buy a new set of mainframes
• Westpac outage downs branches
• Two of Australia's biggest IT providers to merge
• QBE deploys drones to assess insurance claims
• Google's Waymo sues Uber over alleged sensor tech theft
• Russian cyber experts' treason charges linked to seven-year-old accusations
• Telstra to upgrade optical network, trial 5G and IoT
• NBN Co reinstates fixed-line tech type in rollout maps
• MySQL instances attacked by database blackmailers
• US military to open its own GitHub repository
• Telstra-built national cancer register running months behind schedule
• Are users 'gaming' myTax to get bigger deductions?
• Cloudflare reveals 'bad' data leakage bug
• DTA expands digital marketplace
• Chef CEO to keynote at Cloud & DC Edge 2017
• 'Technical issues' delay Billabong's ecommerce rollout
• First Aussie cyber threat sharing centre opens in Brisbane
• Police arrest bot herder behind attack on millions of routers
• Symantec aborted talks to buy FireEye
• Researchers present first practical crack for SHA-1 crypto
• Vodafone bogged down by mobile termination fee cuts
• Western Australia gets controversial iVote software
• Holden prepares to launch connected cars in Australia
• 'Patcher' ransomware locks macOS files for good
• MYOB splashes $48m on Paycorp
• Expired certificate locks US DHS staff out of systems
• Qld Health starts work on major SAP installation
• Woolworths seeks a return from its tech spend
• Optus switches on 1Gbps '4.5G' network in Sydney
• Superloop signs $20m, 15-year deal with Vocus
• Hearings to ‘ventilate’ claims of political hit on Vic privacy commissioner
• Coca-Cola injects $90m into automation expansion
• Photos: The 2017 Benchmark Awards
• Netflix open sources user device security check tool
• Verizon lops off $456 million from Yahoo price
• Meet the 2017 CIO of the year
• Kogan tech chief named Consumer CIO of the year
• ME Bank's Mark Gay named Finance CIO of the year
• News Corp CTO named Utilities winner in Benchmark Awards
• Ramsay Health CIO wins Benchmark Awards gong
• Supercomputer CIO wins Fed Govt Benchmarks gong
• Vic's human services IT boss wins State Govt CIO of the year
• Woodside CTO takes out Benchmarks Industrial category
• Wollongong Uni tech chief named Education CIO of the year
• Qantas to invite public use of free inflight wi-fi 'within weeks'
• Govt seeks input on critical infrastructure protection
• Inside the sweeping IT restructure at Teachers Mutual Bank
• Businesses warned not to fudge software R&D tax claims
• Hills hurt by 'delivery issues' on Ericsson NBN deal
• EU still not happy with Windows 10 privacy
• Optus topples $4m attempted murder compo case
• Kim Dotcom faces extradition to the US
• Malware authors camouflage code with Russian terms
• Suncorp system upgrade causes cash to disappear
• NBN Co reveals reverse power draw for FTTdp
• FBI conducting three probes into Russian election hacking
• Dominello to use his promotion to drive digitisation
• Spike in Aussie govt insiders misusing email for fraud
• Domino's moves online ordering from AWS to Azure
• Samsung boss spends first night in a cell
• GM to test 'thousands' of autonomous cars in 2018
• Google outs unfixed Windows info leak flaw
• RSA cyber chief 'encouraged' by Aussie govt's focus
• Slick phishing campaign targets NSW govt suppliers
• Samsung chief arrested
• DoJ claims 'dozens' of cases hit by Microsoft cloud ruling
• Medibank's troubled IT overhaul is starting to stabilise
• NBN Co bends to RSP calls for revamped fees
• Cisco prepares for $163m hit on Intel Atom bombs
• High-severity flaw found in OpenSSL
• Govt to publish dashboard of expensive IT projects
• NAB-backed start-up to streamline visit to the doctor
• FBI hunting 123 alleged cyber criminals
• Customer experience fuels SDN's second wind
• More than 180 jobs in limbo as SA govt outsources desktops
• Interim NBN satellite users urged to migrate as switch-off looms
• AGD blind to offshore storage of Aussie metadata
• Lockheed CISO hired to protect Australian health records
• Android security boss challenges ecosystem's bad rap
• Telstra blames regulated fee cuts for 14 percent profit drop
• Chevron injects data science into infosec operations
• Verizon to cut price of Yahoo deal
• NSW Transport on the hunt for 100 techies
• Chip-level bug leaves PCs open to exploitation
• AWS takes on Skype and Cisco
• BHP Billiton to create big Aussie infosec unit
• Microsoft seeks 'rules of engagement' for state-sponsored attacks
• CBA cops $400m hit from amortised software
• South Korean prosecution goes after Samsung chief again
• Australia's privacy regulators are under siege
• Microsoft flubs Patch Wednesday, delays February updates
• Woolworths shifts infrastructure to Azure
• What does data breach notification mean for you?
• ICAC secures charges for allegedly corrupt TAFE IT manager
• Treasury picks its new CIO
• AISA boss suggests member revolt is a cover for sexism
• US trial over bitcoin exchange linked to JPMorgan hack
• SA Water CIO shifts to Adelaide Uni
• Qantas CTO quits
• Australia finally has mandatory data breach notification
• ANZ Bank CISO out in another IT exec restructure
• Macquarie, ING Bank sign up to Apple Pay
• SuperChoice takes shine to cloud 'spot pricing'
• Internal strife cripples NSW privacy commission
• Banks surrender in Apple Pay fee fight
• Ford to invest $1.3bn in autonomous vehicle firm Argo AI
• Microsoft makes NSA approved list with Surface devices
• Mass defacements hit unpatched WordPress sites
• Sydney tech exec jailed for 10 years
• Meet CBA's new IT security chief
• F5 patches Heartbleed-like 'Ticketbleed' bug
• Libs want Vic privacy commissioner spat in front of committee
• 'Vague' speed claims confuse 80 percent of broadband users: ACCC
• Banks under attack from almost-invisible malware
• Microsoft pledges to fight patent trolls for its cloud customers
• US visitors may need to hand over their social media credentials
• IP Australia enables image trademark search
• Defence poaches another banker to senior IT ranks
• Photos: How to get a subsea cable from Sydney to LA
• Suncorp suffers setback in core banking overhaul
• Demand 'still not there' for 1Gbps: NBN Co
• NSA contractor indicted over theft of classified data
• NBN Co needs to coax customers onto higher speeds
• Role leading Australia's online Census up for grabs
• Another tough quarter at Optus as net profit falls 17 percent
• NAB to revamp tech-enabled training scheme
• Will your movements be tracked at the next big event you attend?
• Cyber crims just keep getting better, says EU infosec agency
• Inquiry to be held into Centrelink data matching system
• Security products endanger customers through poor TLS interception
• SA Health hopes new hardware will fix sluggish EPAS
• Your 'anonymous' browsing history can reveal your identity
• NBN Co's new lab will scope out future technology
• Inside Apple's new 'spaceship' HQ
• Irish privacy watchdog challenges Facebook's US data transfers
• Govt could lose its battle to criminalise data re-identification
• It's time to put SMS 2FA out to pasture
• Dying Intel Atom processors take out network equipment
• Govt refuses to budge on Centrelink data matching
• Anglo American sees 40 percent future gains from tech
• Rail worker beats accusations of exploiting Myki loophole
• Smart TV vendor penalised for massive privacy violation
• Dozens of iOS apps open to man-in-the-middle attack
• Tech leads mega legal brief against Trump travel ban
• NSW TAFE charges ahead with quick LMBR replacement
• High-tech grads wanted to work with Aussie farmers
• All Australians are likely to get an automatic e-health record
• Major deal to deliver Victoria Police automated intel
• NBN Co sets fee for after-hours installation
• Ardent Leisure CIO out after rejecting Sydney move
• Apple accuses Aussie banks of free-riding, deliberate delays
• Mass attack worldwide on internet-exposed printers
• Judge orders Google to turn over foreign emails
• Overhaul of ASD's Top 4 cyber threat strategies
• Disgruntled AISA members push for board overthrow
• NT Police CIO heads back to New Zealand
• Qld govt jumps on data analytics bandwagon
• ATO's online outage to enter fifth day
• Cut Telstra cable downs Perth mobile, fixed services
• Snapchat is paying Google $523m a year for cloud infrastructure
• Vodafone first to sign up for NBN mobile backhaul
• Inabox buys Hostworks for $7 million
• EU to investigate 'anticompetitive' e-commerce geoblocking
• Qld Health replaces long-vacant CIO role
• Flaw found in Schneider Electric data centre monitoring system
• Telstra sending SMS to wrong numbers after exchange fire
• Fire erupts at core Telstra Chatswood exchange
• Woodside starts 60-month trial with NASA robot
• Fresh ATO outage as hardware struggles continue
• Kaspersky, FSB execs charged with treason in Russia
• Facebook ordered to pay $659m in Oculus lawsuit
• Findings of myGov audit imminent
• Qantas hires its first CISO
• ANZ Bank gives data a seat at the executive table
• NBN Co reveals suburbs 'likely' to get FTTdp
• Jetstar elevates cyber security with new exec role
• Aussie researchers link higher internet penetration with GDP growth
• Macquarie to build new Hadoop cluster
• Trump postpones cyber security executive order
• EU mobile roaming charges to disappear
• MacTel, Optus retain spot as biggest tech political donors
• Slack sets sights on Microsoft with new enterprise edition