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• Labor won't back full encryption bill: Dreyfus
• HP revenue tops estimates on personal systems business
• Dell posts revenue jump ahead of voting on VMware offer
• Digital driver's licences come to Sydney
• Sharks and crocs prompt AI harbour management system
• Chunk of Aussie Broadband goes on sale ahead of IPO
• ACIC spent $26m on dumped NEC biometrics system
• Brit spies 'solve' interception without encryption breaking problem
• NBN Co's node cabinets turned into things of beauty
• IBM's cloud wobbles for the second time in a week
• Moscow's new cable car closed by cyberattack
• Facebook starts verification for UK political ads
• Tech executives tell Germany to scrap 'hate-filled' migrant campaign
• Crypto Bill undermines parliamentary privilege: Senate President
• Dell resets all customer passwords after cyber attack
• AWS goes on-prem for the big end of town
• NAB tries to spot and fix cloud security gaps in 45 seconds
• NBN Co puts first G.fast capable kerbside kit in the ground
• Opal card loophole cost NSW $3.8m last year
• Sydney Uni blockchain project aims to deliver new programming language
• Security probe into NSW iVote system finally delivers findings
• WA names new government CIO
• Kiwi spooks nix Huawei from 5G network build
• HR is being forced to prioritise technology in the war for talent. Here's why...
• Is mobile device management a malware menace?
• Swinburne Uni launches Digital Transformation Centre
• Ticketek clears bottlenecks for 'hot' events with automated IT provisioning
• SA govt unveils four-year vision for IT
• Australian cyber sector sacrificed $400m in revenue last year from workforce shortfall
• AWS reveals its own CPUs and they’re nothing to do with x86
• No artificial machines at Human Services as it launches "augmented intelligence"
• Google employees push to stop Project Dragonfly
• Upended by frat boys: Lawmakers slam Facebook's effect on politics
• Amex digitises Aussie corporate cards: integration not included
• Tech slips create illegal bugging headaches for Australia’s spy agencies
• Spotlight on Local Government
• IBM consolidates Sydney offices
• NSW releases industry-focused cyber security strategy
• Australia’s Reserve Bank chief Philip Lowe reveals he was stung by online credit card fraud
• Unknown dev gets rights to popular module, adds crypto stealer
• UNSW's new compact quantum sensor can read single atoms in real-time
• Storm brewing over Israeli spyware firm over sales to Saudis
• Site blocking expansion waved through committee
• PNG upholds deal with Huawei to lay internet cable
• Centrelink's big cashless card upgrade gets stuck at the checkout
• Russia opens civil case against Google over search results
• US top court leans toward allowing Apple App Store antitrust suit
• Four hour 'top secret' briefing used to press encryption law need
• Spotlight on State Government
• Credit cards become tap-and-go tickets for NSW trains
• RBA prepares to punish bank outages, system upgrade delays
• ATO may get direct telco metadata and bank data access
• Telstra's copper to stay regulated until mid-2024
• Orix nabs new CIO from Aussie Home Loans
• Business losses to email spoofing scams skyrocket: ACCC
• NBN supplier Tandem at centre of $400m class action vows to defend case
• British lawmakers launch investigation into bank IT failures
• Russia, stung by intelligence leaks, plans to tighten data protection
• Logitech in talks to acquire headphone maker Plantronics - sources
• CUA to open iM app to Android users within weeks
• 'No evidence' data stolen in compromise: PageUp
• MNF sweetens Inabox deal to fend off rival acquisition bids
• $400m sham contracting class action rocks NBN supplier, telco sector
• Newcastle Uni looks to expand VR success campus-wide
• Cyber industry probes economic impact of crypto bill
• Encryption committee caught in crossfire as debate flares
• City of Gold Coast looks to blockchain
• AWS hybrid cloud push? Here's some heavy hints...
• Top Japanese wireless carriers plan to cut iPhone XR price
• Tech outflows biggest since 2015; investors pile into safer sectors - BAML
• Chinese online shopping sites ditch Dolce & Gabbana in ad backlash
• Finance departments face new challenges
• ANZ puts boot into HR for digital hiring failures
• ATO reveals consolidated IT contractor panel
• Book Sophie Monk through blockchain? There's an app for that...
• Amazon stops geoblocking Australians from US site
• SA govt's DPTI shifts to open source, cloud hosted databases
• Infosys hires 1200 locals as 457 visa cull hits
• DTA unveils Australia’s first digital strategy
• Woolworths boosts $100m WooliesX investment
• Israeli minister urges Airbnb boycott, talks up rival service
• BMW to offer ride hailing services in China from December
• NBN fixed wireless issues should be disclosed upfront, says ACCC
• Westpac’s Dave Curran warns of “trust gap” hovering over digital identity, open banking
• Victorian toll road operator puts public trust in fully autonomous vehicles in the breakdown lane
• WA looks at AI to bridge remote health divide
• Dutton tries to speed up encryption bill
• IBM adopts Ask Me Anything sessions to boost staff engagement
• Feds move to ban tax-dodging IT vendors, contractors from tenders
• NFC shift short changes Royal Australian Mint
• Google invests US$700m in green Danish data centre
• Google attacks Australian government for "rushing" site block expansion
• NBN provider Mungi goes into administration
• ASD in cyber exec hiring blitz
• ANZ wants to use real customer data to test new software
• Cyber attack targets Italian certified email accounts
• NBN Co urged to move into Layer 3
• Apple cuts production orders for all three new iPhone models
• Orica takes second swing at SAP re-platforming
• Microsoft warns of cloud login outage
• Next stop Uber: Transport Workers Union
• NT begins search for next child protection IT system
• Origin Energy to send electricity demand shifting AI bot national
• Digital health agency gets its first CDO
• Qantas tackles double the number of IT projects
• NAB rings-up Alipay as end-of-plastic looms
• AWS picks another fight with Oracle by giving away Java support
• Algorithms viewed as 'unfair' by consumers
• NBN Co looks to business purse for half of ARPU uplift
• Newcrest Mining brings proximity sensing online at Lihir
• Macquarie Group restructures its IT chargeback
• Home Affairs culls IT contractors amid budget blowout
• Japan's cybersecurity minister contradicts 'never used a computer' comment
• Russians impersonating US State Dept: researchers
• NAB cops $7.4mil compo bill for payments outage
• SA Tourism completes 'lift and shift' of apps to Azure
• Education writes off millions after apprenticeship IT system fail
• Celebrating change: the iTnews Benchmarks for 2019 now open
• Japan cybersecurity and Olympics minister - "I've never used a computer"
• Bankwest shut senior leaders in a vault to agree on agile
• Petabit-per-second downloads on the cards with new optical fibre
• Analysis: Cisco resets the SD-WAN market and shows that software rules
• Digital Realty to build third Western Sydney data centre
• Amazon and Oracle in database drama
• NAB processed RACV direct debit debacle
• Govt to pressure telcos to host call centres onshore
• Innovators get leg-up in new NSW govt pitchfest
• TIO targeted for massive shake-up
• Ford, Walmart collaborate on automated-vehicle delivery
• Special Report: How ZTE helped Venezuela create China-style social control
• Aussie neobank Xinja beds down its SAP core
• Greens propose $250m NBN migration assistance fund
• Qld Treasury deploys Nuance virtual assistant
• Senate forces My Health Record opt-out extension
• RACV rolls refunds for direct debit disaster, can’t say when funds will clear
• ABS may stop counting Internet access in 2021 census
• DTA told to enshrine digital identity system in law
• NSW lockdown on drone use around prisons
• Microsoft closes actively exploited Windows zero-day
• RACV 'system error' empties bank accounts, credit cards
• ATO seeks portable Panic Button for 20,000 staff
• German officials raise China alarm as 5G auctions loom
• Dell taps banks to raise more cash for tracking stock offer - sources
• Amazon picks NYC, Wash. D.C. area for US$5bn new HQ
• CBA, Data61 claim success on NDIS payments blockchain trial
• Australia's online card fraud problem is the polar opposite of America's. Here's why...
• Government's IT funding model is broken, says NSW CIO
• NBN Co gives first sign its FTTC targets are achievable
• Route leak sends Google Cloud traffic to Russia
• UQ receives $500m software grant from Siemens
• Digital copyright costs lands Universities Australia before tribunal
• Telstra brings 170 teams into DevOps
• Russian cybersecurity firm Group IB to open global HQ in Singapore: CEO
• France to 'embed' regulators at Facebook to combat hate speech
• Eftpos gets Square as battle for mobile payments escalates
• SAP swoops on Qualtrics before float
• Finance backs away from govt-wide records platform
• Mastercard taps Sydney for new dev hub
• NBN Co proposes to unmeter some Sky Muster traffic
• Pentagon starts outing APT zero-days on VirusTotal
• Woolworths takes agile clues from ANZ and its 'cool uncle'
• SWIFT to disconnect messaging for some Iranian banks this weekend
• Apple finds quality problems in some iPhone X and MacBook models
• ANU turns to Azure to power genomics research
• Tasmania halts sole remote control train
• Australia looks on as cyber-stability org bars product tampering
• Netflix sued by Satanic Temple - for copyright abuse
• Google changes sexual harassment policies
• DHS brings digital assistance to myGov
• Microsoft server outage deactivates Windows licenses
• Cisco works with Amazon to help businesses run apps in the cloud
• NSW creates centralised tech talent pool
• Telstra CFO hangs up, plugs in as new Tesla chair
• PEXA trade sale clears shareholders
• Samsung gives first glimpse of foldable phone
• CBA digital eyes China to fend off FANGs encroachment
• SA's new digital school system to cost $82 million
• Vodafone's infrastructure boost to combat 'not great' iPhone launches
• AWS adopts AMD for some cloudy servers
• NSW Spatial Services turns $60m image archive into free 3D models
• RBA unlocks systems with new API for govt
• Xi wants bigger role for China shaping internet
• Apple losing its grip on India
• ANZ reckons people power will push My Health Record data to insurers
• Service NSW taps PayPal for digital payments
• Airservices' cloud migration makes rapid landing
• Govt adds new safeguards to My Health Record
• News Corp Australia hits reset on Salesforce
• Qld looks to ditch SMS for ambo dispatch
• Weak self-scrambling SSDs opens up Windows BitLocker
• Facebook referred to EU watchdog over targeting, fake ads
• Pakistan denies mass bank data breach, reports card-skimming
• US Supreme Court ends fight over Obama-era net neutrality rules
• Woodside Energy revamps tech strategy with 'intelligent assets'
• CBA swoops on PEXA after ASX float scuttled
• Politicians uberfied as Finance replaces COMCAR booking system
• Alibaba's Ma calls US-China trade war "most stupid thing in this world"
• Web creator Berners-Lee launches contract for better internet
• Bupa's big API push treats confusion over unclaimed insurance 'extras'
• Defence secures funding for new supercomputer
• Mining Bitcoin now burns more energy than producing precious metals, including gold
• How a 1974 bug still bites Win10 and Azure users
• Under Armour says 4 million Aussie accounts in data breach
• Westpac lobs $800m at new technology savings
• NSW Treasury opens CIO role
• NBN users may cop speed hit from sub-wholesalers
• Financial regulator given millions to address cyber risk, data collection
• Eftpos and ATMs go dark after Telstra fault
• Vietnam releases cybersecurity draft decree
• Twitter deletes over 10k accounts that discouraged US voting
• Vendors get short shrift in political cyber spat
• Sydney Uni follows the light and steps closer to quantum computing
• Google staff in Sydney walk out
• ACT eyes uber-like public transport
• Even fertility industry donations get hit by digital disruption
• Cisco ASA and Firepower appliances under attack
• Google workers around the world protest its corporate culture
• Mastercard lodged U.S. protest over Modi's promotion of Indian card network RuPay
• Austal faces extortion bid after data breach
• Cabcharge taps Google Pay for eTickets to ride on Android mobiles
• NBN Co to cull 200 network ops roles
• UniSA builds VR outreach program to inspire mining careers
• SA Water's agile reset survives combative introduction
• Federal Police rush to improve dataset searchability
• Treasury names new CIO
• NAB to migrate 35 percent of IT apps to cloud
• Ford, Baidu to start self-driving road tests in China
• Siemens revisits roots, sinks €600m into Berlin
• Mega vendors tie-up $100m Centrelink WPIT work