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• CIOs, IT industry win big in govt's 457 backdown
• Victoria wants a whole-of-govt CISO
• Brandis' telco security reforms given go-ahead
• Australia has created a cyber warfare unit
• Victoria is putting robots in schools
• Telstra joins ACCC to fight Vodafone in roaming battle
• Microsoft trials anti-ransomware feature in Windows 10
• Rackspace suffers global outage
• Apple's iPhone turns 10
• Petya attack 'likely cover' for malware installation in Ukraine
• Queensland has built a federated identity blueprint
• Some WA agencies still floored by simple infosec
• Australia's Telstra-run cancer register has no security, privacy plan
• NBN Co's pending AWS migration takes shape
• Petya designed to destroy, not ransom users
• Four arrested in UK over scam Microsoft support calls
• US decides against expanding laptop ban
• AusPost trials machine learning to manage unpaid bills
• Qld ex-cop charged with 44 counts of database snooping
• Australia pushes ahead with plans to pressure tech firms on encryption
• Amadeus outage downs Qantas' booking system
• South Australia picks EscapeNet for GigCity network
• Bitter Brisbane council, TechOne fight likely to end up in court
• Microsoft to release security-focused Win10 update
• What we know so far about the Petya/GoldenEye ransomware
• EU hits Google with record $3.6 billion fine
• Massive ransomware outbreak hits servers worldwide
• NSW's first CISO gets $7m to set up office
• Hackers could fairly easily cripple Qld's water system
• DHS gets auditor's tick for myGov
• NBN Co boosts Sky Muster data usage limits
• Fortescue begins large expansion of autonomous trucks
• Apple, Cisco want cyber insurance discounts for joint customers
• IBM to build banks' trade finance blockchain
• Apple releases first public beta of iOS 11
• Why only 60 percent of Triple Zero calls will be tracked
• Apple bans Westpac's Keyboard function
• Google researcher pokes new holes in Windows Defender
• Immigration begins $1bn+ visa systems modernisation
• WannaCry might have spread to all of Victoria's speed cameras
• Broadband tax bill sent to senate inquiry
• Telstra withdraws support for broadband tax
• TPG savages broadband tax as band-aid for 'broken' NBN
• NSW passes digital transformation bill
• Anthem to pay record $152m over data breach
• IBM, SAP, Cisco, HPE, McAfee bow to Russian demands for source code
• ANZ Bank hires a digital transformation exec
• Vic Police cancels 590 road fines after WannaCry infection
• NT picks supplier for massive $259m health IT overhaul
• Victoria gives Deloitte $43m to build IT for super service agency
• Colgate-Palmolive plots shift to single global ERP
• ACMA considers 3.6GHz spectrum for 5G
• How the CIA hacked into air-gapped networks
• British police arrest two men for hacking Microsoft
• Michael Malone to chair Superloop
• South Australia is expanding its Gig City initiative
• Victoria's $700m Myki retender a "missed opportunity"
• Revealed: Another storage crash behind latest ATO outage
• NSW appoints full-time privacy commissioner
• Russians targeted 21 US election systems
• Govt goes ahead with broadband tax bill
• Ransomware strikes Victorian speed cameras
• Finance readies whole-of-govt ERP panel
• ATO battles another online outage
• WannaCry shuts down Honda car manufacturing plant
• AEC's ageing IT poses 'unacceptable risks' to election integrity
• Govt rejects damning report on DHS' robodebt program
• Toshiba reveals preferred bidder for chip unit
• Softbank puts another $132m into Cybereason
• Australia ends GST-free threshold for online low-value goods
• Sydney Water embarks on $250m core IT uplift
• Google opens cloud platform in Sydney
• NBN Co to upgrade high-traffic transit routes
• Microsoft defends Windows antivirus after Kaspersky complaint
• Ongoing Skype connection problems after alleged DDoS
• NSW Electoral Commission given $5.4m to rebuild iVote
• SA Health takes disaster recovery gamble to save money
• All the tech in NSW's 2017 budget
• E-health gets $536m in NSW state budget
• NSW govt splashes $178m on emergency comms overhaul
• The NSW govt's budget was delivered on its new Oracle finance system
• Foxtel turns to data and digital to take on Netflix
• NSW prepares to pilot digital drivers licence
• Trump wants to save $1 trillion in IT systems overhaul
• Ancient memory handling flaw haunts BSD, Linux
• DWS bows out of bid for SMS M&T
• Accenture, Microsoft build blockchain-based digital ID network
• Trump campaign data firms leak info on 200m US voters
• Woolworths CTO quits for healthcare
• Aussie tech start-ups get $11.2m in govt funding
• Australia has a STEM 'decay curve'
• Review calls for USO to be axed
• Ombudsman stunned by Vic CIO's 'calculated nepotism'
• NSW MPs are being swamped by social media
• ACCC seeks volunteers for broadband speed monitoring
• First NBN FTTC areas unlikely to be able to order retail service
• NSW Police signs five-year, $55m deal with IBM
• Ex-DTA chief Shetler lands at Stone & Chalk
• British hacker pleads guilty to stealing US military data
• NBN Co adds 50 new suburbs to FTTC rollout
• Aussies leaving lots of insecure ports open to attackers
• Apple iOS 11: what we know so far
• CIA hacked wi-fi router firmware to spy on users
• Verizon to incur $660m in costs from Yahoo deal
• Hotels.com uplifts big data to get closer to customers
• IT outage to cost British Airways $135m
• Qld govt ordered to pay $17m back to Telstra
• Defence looks to AI for national security
• Victorian govt creates fintech hub in Docklands
• NBN Co to push more workloads to public cloud
• Bidding war sparked for SMS M&T
• Australia's small banks offer Samsung Pay
• AIG uses blockchain for 'smart' insurance policy
• Centrelink's cashless card scheme will use software to block products
• First NSW ICUs get e-health records
• Drastic restructure to help Telstra 'urgently' transform: Penn
• Vocus has ambition to become US transit player
• Telstra to cut 1400 jobs
• US warns against North Korean 'Hidden Cobra' hackers
• Vocus hires former Melbourne IT exec as CTO
• Melbourne, Edith Cowan unis to host Australia's first cyber training centres
• Microsoft patches older Windows against nation-state attacks
• Qld budget commits $135m to health IT upgrades
• Fuji Xerox AU, NZ accounting scandal causes big losses
• BHP casts net for IoT hardware hackers
• Another Qld cop charged with database snooping
• Labor is likely to support Turnbull's encryption fight
• VoLTE can be abused to track and spoof users
• Why Monash is sharing its MASSIVE supercomputing cluster
• Highly sophisticated malware targeting Mac users
• Foxconn says Apple, Dell join bid for Toshiba chip business
• Westpac outage downs services for more than 24 hours
• Modular malware menaces mains grids
• CIOs to reveal success secrets at iTnews workshop
• Turnbull govt wants to force companies to break encryption
• ACCAN receives five-year funding extension
• NBN drives relaxation of 'low-impact' antenna laws
• SoftBank to buy Boston Dynamics from Google
• EU wants to expedite police requests for data from tech firms
• Microsoft to buy US-Israeli cyber firm Hexadite
• Riot Games turns to Spark to weed out 'toxic' players
• ABS brings in army of experts to help out with 2021 Census
• NBN exec reshuffle splits chief customer officer role
• ATO to rebuild internal IT in wake of storage outages
• Brambles appoints new CIO
• USyd ties up with Chinese robot maker for AI centre
• Toshiba narrows down bids for $24bn chips unit to two
• Victorian agencies under IT, infosec scrutiny
• Resurfaced Qakbot malware causes Active Directory lockouts
• Apple to make iPhone screen fixes easier
• Businesses stockpile Bitcoin for ransomware payments
• Exodus of talent follows DTA's restructure
• NBN Co to turn around the customer runaround
• Hackers abuse low-level management feature for invisible backdoor
• Victorian uni thwarted $3.4m cyber fraud bid
• Data61 casts doubt over blockchain future in Australia
• Kogan to on-sell Vodafone's NBN services
• Vocus gets $2.2bn takeover offer
• Kaspersky files antitrust complaint against Microsoft in Europe
• Amazon, Mozilla and others join net neutrality protest
• DuluxGroup's IT transformation is aimed at the cloud
• Nikoletatos quits La Trobe Uni for Optus
• Qld Police to share de-identified data on individual criminals
• IBM charts roadmap to 5nm processor
• Public cloud costs push CBA to OpenStack
• NBN Co takes HFC up to 984 Mbps in lab trials
• Microsoft sunsets Skype for TVs, older Windows devices
• Apple refreshes hardware for performance
• Apple makes Siri more powerful
• No launch date in sight for govt's Nadia virtual assistant
• Telstra's design staff cuts raised from 55 to 87
• Optus will pay back customers shortchanged on promos
• EY buys Melbourne cyber security firm
• Microsoft accidentally drops broken desktop, mobile Windows Insider builds
• 'Fireball' browser hijacker infects 250 million computers
• Putin says 'patriotic hackers' may have interfered in US election
• Why hackers learn to pick locks
• How Melbourne Uni used a hybrid OpenStack cloud to speed up research apps
• 'ExplodingCan' NSA exploit menaces thousands of servers
• Vodafone takes ACCC to court over roaming inquiry
• Centrelink investigating DoS attacks after 42 million calls get blocked
• The govt's internet gateway program could be on the chopping block
• Coding errors in WannaCry can help unscramble files
• Identity manager OneLogin hacked, user data accessed
• Sydney IT reseller boss dodges jail time for fraud
• IBM's Watson to tailor Aussie cancer treatments
• Defence extends Optus satellite deal for $40m, ten more years
• The ADHA wants to link up all of Australia's health systems
• ACCC to drag ISPs before court over slow internet speeds
• Opt-out e-health records won't be deleted
• Suncorp tests Watson AI for accident liability
• Bikies hack key fobs to steal cars
• US security contractor left top secret data in open cloud storage
• IBM and Cisco to collaborate on infosec
• NBN Co cuts over to new CVC discounts