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• Telstra's 20-year USO deal savaged by auditor
• NBN inquiry demands drastic refocus of broadband project
• Apple sees four-fold rise in US national security requests
• SA delays $394m desktop outsourcing deal
• Internet Explorer leaks user address bar entries
• Apple iOS 11 kills wi-fi backdoor exploit
• Vodafone to upgrade cell sites with massive MIMO
• Former CBA tech exec faces US bribery charges
• Govt reveals data breach notification format
• Qantas among airlines hit by Amadeus outage
• Lack of ISP readiness halts DNS secure key change
• Microsoft Australia to hike some Office 365 prices
• Fresh fault found on SEA-ME-WE3 subsea cable
• Govt cyber war games result mimics resilience audit
• US pushes ahead with collection of migrant social media info
• Westpac plans desktop infrastructure job cuts
• Google follows AWS with per-second cloud billing
• NBN Co to use new price model to lure business
• NSW Police begins dispatch system overhaul
• GrainCorp signs on to global SAP blockchain project
• US asks China not to enforce cybersecurity law
• Govt finally moves on NSW rail mobile upgrade
• Twitter to test double tweet length
• RBA eyes API integration with government
• Microsoft to release Office 2019 next year
• MacGibbon takes on more cybersecurity duties
• Equifax CEO follows top IT execs out the door
• Telstra monitors Triple Zero for iOS 'emergency' tests, misdials
• SEC hackers saw real financial data used in tests
• Apple fixes 'AppBleed' privacy leak with iOS11
• Microsoft unveils O365 bundles, sunsets Skype for Business client
• NT reveals first digital govt head
• NBN Co wants users to leave their legacy services faster
• Deloitte hacked, says 'very few' clients affected
• ATO hit by new system issues
• DIBP searches for partner to process 90 percent of visas
• ASIC appoints new CIO
• Australia to get a space agency
• CBA set to cut 170 IT workers
• Facebook backtracks on anti-patent troll license
• SA beats NSW to digital driver's licence rollout
• Airservices 'tech issue' grounds Sydney flights
• Clean Energy Regulator CIO departs
• Amaysim rebuilds analytics on AWS
• Adobe security team fumble sees private PGP key published
• Govt, industry invest $140m for cybersecurity CRC
• Telstra eyes simpler 5G and IoT rollouts
• SA Dept Premier and Cabinet sacks CIO
• CCC clears Qld minister of wrongdoing
• OAIC investigates defunct firm's data leak in Qld, NT
• Avast-spread CCleaner malware targeted tech companies
• Victoria's answer to Gov.au
• NSA backs down in encryption row
• Hackers breached SEC's financial filing system
• Google makes $1.4bn bailout of HTC
• McDonald's Australia starts $90m network transformation
• NBN Co finally reveals satellite users who will lose ADSL
• Origin eyes cheaper electricity with blockchain trial
• TNT Express pegs Petya losses at $374m
• NSW Police to combine CIO, CTO roles
• NBN Co wants big data to mend customer experience
• FireEye identifies alleged Iran govt-linked hacking group
• Behind the scenes at AirTrunk's Sydney data centre
• Yancoal to migrate to SAP on AWS
• AirTrunk opens $200m Sydney data centre
• Airservices to outsource IT delivery oversight
• Vic Police to deploy up to 7700 body-worn cameras
• NT govt spends 'millions' moving telco cables
• Apache patches 'OptionsBleed' web server info leak bug
• Salesforce to launch $62 million AI fund
• EFA members revolt as cash dries up
• Viacom left keys to its kingdom exposed on AWS
• NBN Co targets in-home wiring faults
• Australia's digital economy strategy is getting a facelift
• NBN Co gets more time to connect sensitive govt sites
• The hidden cost of the new $10 note
• SA govt puts mainframe deal up for grabs
• Researchers create light-to-audio photonics storage
• TPG's NBN user base hits 561,000
• AWS to switch to per-second billing for Linux instances
• NBN favouritism called out by TPG, Superloop
• NBN Co could trim five months from wireless projects
• Security vendor Avast distributed malware-infested utility
• Optus fibre cable cut in Melbourne
• Fake Python packages proffered to programmers
• Macquarie Bank pilots open banking platform
• Security.txt standard may help researchers report flaws
• CBA signs up to Android Pay
• Equifax's top tech execs leave 'effective immediately'
• DHS reissues 165 Medicare numbers after dark web scare
• CSIRO cuts 15 jobs from lab that invented wi-fi
• ATO spends $162m in contact centre outsourcing
• NSW govt records overseer looks to machine learning
• Eugene Kaspersky will testify to US Congress
• BoM moves to secure digital channels
• Criminals mine cryptocurrency in users' browsers
• Microsoft trials in-use data encryption for Azure cloud
• Westpac finally moves to re-architect IT for NPP
• Samsung enters autonomous driving race
• Equifax admits Apache Struts flaw behind megahack
• Spotlight on Analytics and AI
• Controversial telco security reforms to become law
• DTA takes on whole-of-gov data platforms
• Myer claims big early results from back office IT overhaul
• Vocus threatened with shareholder class action
• Australia's auto clubs move to common system for first time in 100 years
• NSW Health prepares to launch innovation portal
• US govt bans Kaspersky products
• System outage downs Service NSW payment platform
• Meet Telstra's new CISO
• NBN Co reveals over half of lines in limbo are HFC
• Microsoft patches zero-day used to install police spyware
• Bluetooth flaws put billions of devices at risk
• Kaspersky Lab considers changes to US subsidiary amidst scrutiny
• Apple introduces high-end iPhone X
• The second prong to TAL's identity management overhaul
• Google nabs Telstra exec to lead Aussie cloud business
• Telstra wants voice-only NBN users back
• Turnbull's department hunts second cyber security tsar
• Windows compatibility mode resurfaces old flaws
• At least two dozen lawsuits filed against Equifax over breach
• The search for Australia's technology leaders has begun
• Google challenges record EU antitrust fine
• Ticketek opens its core to reach out to customers
• System glitch overcharged Pizza Hut customers
• Woolworths' next IT overhaul
• Chrome to provide TLS interception warnings
• Superloop grows fixed wireless footprint with NuSkope buy
• WA govt wants smartphone, card payments for SmartRider system
• Inside Origin Energy's tech test space, the O-Hub
• Lawsuits start to pile up against Equifax over breach
• Victoria to create IT projects watchdog
• NBN Co sets up own labs to train its techs
• Bank manager to face charges over Bangladesh cyber heist
• Qantas pilots get mobile flight data application
• Equifax hack potentially exposed 143 million consumers
• Inside the DTA's $6bn govt IT watchlist
• Alexa, Siri, Cortana vulnerable to 'silent hacking' attacks
• Xero users targeted by info stealer malware
• WA govt is cutting jobs to fund digital transformation
• Victoria gives Civica $200m to manage fines contact centre
• AusPost wants its digital platforms to become 'national infrastructure'
• ShadowBrokers release UNITEDRAKE NSA malware
• John Deere pays $380m for farmbot start-up
• Researchers want you to share your selfies for science
• WhatsApp targets the enterprise
• US seeks to mandate anti-hacking defences for self-driving cars
• Australian researchers find new way to build quantum computers
• Microsoft won't patch Edge XSS vulnerability
• Broadband tax edges closer to reality
• EY, Maersk, Microsoft build blockchain for marine insurance
• Hacker steals thousands of student records from WA TAFE
• Aussie tech exec extradited from Thailand to face fraud charges
• DTA in digital delivery exec hiring spree
• Queensland's plan for personalised digital services
• Qld govt staff could work side by side with robots
• Aussie cyber security pros can now get certified
• Critical Apache Struts vulnerability menaces enterprises
• Lenovo cops million-dollar penalty for Superfish debacle
• OpenStack takes first steps to let its parts stand alone
• Spotlight on IT Strategies
• Western Digital boss apologises to Toshiba for friction over chip unit sale
• SMS M&T shareholders vote yes to ASG bid
• SAP CEO Bill McDermott slips into Australia
• Qld seeks lower risk with IT buying framework refresh
• AUSTRAC built a big data platform for DHS to fight welfare fraud
• Bangladesh central bank sends team to Manila to recover heist money
• China bans ICOs for cryptocurrencies
• No limits on telcos as slice of 5G spectrum auctioned
• ANZ Bank users can now approve big transfers with their voice
• Telcos may be forced to equip towers with more power
• CBA's new CISO restructures cyber division
• NAB switches on chatbot for business customers
• Three thousand Bitcoin ATMs to launch across Australia
• Four million Time Warner Cable records exposed in leak
• NBN Co says it may not overbuild all FTTN
• What Australia's biggest life insurer learned from ditching passwords
• Yahoo ordered to face litigation by data breach victims
• Microsoft pushes 'mixed reality' with next Windows 10 update
• Qantas prepares to move in-flight wi-fi out of trial
• Bankwest suffers IT outage
• Alleged Mirai botmaster faces the music in Britain
• Metro Trains fined $1.2m over IT fail that downed network
• University loses $11.9m in phishing attack
• Hackers launch massive Locky ransomware campaign