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• Google debates re-engineering Chrome in wake of Spectre
• Failed apprenticeship IT system had 'critical defects'
• Kaspersky loses court bid to overturn US govt ban
• Telstra pit fire not caused by lightning, RFS finds
• Defence trials ServiceNow to help ADF members relocate
• Blue Note audio attack corrupts hard drives
• Microsoft becomes more valuable than Google
• Windows 10 update on half of all devices in first month
• Sydney Airport to run face recognition throughout terminals
• ANZ pilots chatbot for internal staff policies
• Optus to shut all Virgin Mobile stores by end of June
• NSW govt invests $12m in facial matching services
• Canadian who helped Yahoo email hackers jailed
• Defence begins 'cyber-worthiness' ratings
• NAB reveals third 'evolution' of its public cloud security
• QUT embarks on IT transformation
• BMC Software changes hands
• Australian airports to implement new data sharing system
• eHealth Queensland plans tech support overhaul
• AI beats doctors at skin cancer diagnosis
• WA govt CIO office given stronger cyber mandate
• Optus to cut 400 staff
• Attackers claim to have stolen Canadian bank data
• AGL transforms identity management for self-service
• Agriculture moves to build Australia's new biosecurity system
• Victoria to trial smartphone payments for public transport
• NSW Police buys 1000 biometric scanners for the beat
• NAB tackles 'hundreds' of machine learning projects
• AUCloud hires Prime Minister & Cabinet's CTO
• ICANN files suit to protect WHOIS database
• CSIRO flags in-sourcing some of its AWS workloads
• Apple sees steep increase in US national security requests
• Consumer data right boosts OAIC staff levels
• NAB outage caused by power cut to mainframe
• NAB suffers widespread payments outage
• NBN Co launches fresh consultation on new price model
• Australian Space Agency looking to hire 20 people
• Teradata, IBM get bulk of Home Affairs' IT budget windfall
• CBA admits it took years to fix a code problem
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank ready to tackle open banking
• Criminals stole about $1.6bn in cryptocurrency last year
• ADHA chief tries to allay My Health Record fears
• NBN Co kills 100Mbps on fixed wireless
• Vic tightens speed camera security after WannaCry scare
• Origin to sell smart metering business
• Optus will progressively close Virgin Mobile
• Coinbase buys virtual coin trading platform
• Swinburne Uni equips managers with data skills
• Apple repays iPhone users for full price battery replacements
• Why Finance wants to tap into the NPP
• Hackers infect 500,000 routers and storage devices
• Telstra loses court case over 'unlimited' mobile ads
• Robotic weed killers challenge fertiliser industry
• Ex-IBM Oz boss takes role on consumer data right
• Govt's high-risk IT project watchlist falls to 14
• Optus fined $1.5m for forcing HFC customers onto NBN
• Microsoft gets no special treatment for protected Azure instance
• China and US close in on ZTE reprieve
• BMW's in-car systems found to contain 14 flaws
• Sea-Me-We3 to remain offline through May
• Roaming Mantis malware expands its reach
• US and Canada launch 'operation crypto-sweep'
• Intel trials microcode for browser-exploitable Spectre bug
• Turnbull directed DTA to study blockchain
• TfNSW looks to mobilise public transport
• NBN Co to chase mining sector with business satellite
• UNSW winds back wi-fi data collection on staff and students
• Centrelink's online services fall over again
• IBAC charges three over Ultranet scandal
• Telstra's 4G network goes down again
• Vodafone starts deploying its first massive MIMO sites
• Aussies lost $2.1m to cryptocurrency 'scams'
• Vocus hires Kevin Russell as new chief
• Aussie 19-year-old takes Intel prize for building drone
• NSW FACS creates CISO role
• Service NSW used 'bifocal' strategy to drive culture shift
• Education dumps troubled $20m apprentice IT system
• Swiss govt seeks study of state-backed cryptocurrency
• Rio Tinto's autonomous trains get regulatory approval
• Telstra warns users off cheap SIMs
• Chrome to remove 'secure' and padlock icon for HTTPS
• Why Service Victoria doesn't want to be a digital trailblazer
• Former Uber cyber security chief lands at Cloudflare
• Security leaders try to make staff cyber training stick
• NSW moves to introduce digital driver's licences statewide
• NBN Co's HFC freeze weighs on Optus results
• NSW Roads and Maritime to go multi-cloud
• AI's compute hunger outpaces Moore's law
• SA pathology test results delayed by IT system
• University of Tasmania loses $5m HPC cluster to floods
• US Senate approves bill to retain net neutrality
• SEC sets up own scam initial coin offering
• Defence deploys Watson to read military insights
• UK face recognition systems 'dangerously inaccurate'
• DTA to explore blockchain for Centrelink payments
• Pawsey trials NVIDIA GPUs for Nimbus cloud
• Sydney Trains weighs carriages to estimate crowds
• Google's cloud services under ASD review for govt use
• Woodside Energy designs its own magnetic IoT sensors
• NSW govt set to launch new procurement platform
• Open banking security is still an open question
• HSBC handles trade-finance deal with blockchain
• How the DTA is working around Gov.au
• Gold miner St Barbara upgrades telecoms
• Australia's first space agency takes shape
• How cloud exposed EB Games' real dev challenge
• 'Efail' vulnerability lies in apps, not PGP and GnuPG
• Govt reveals My Health Record opt out window
• Sydney IT consultant faces unauthorised data access charges
• Monash Uni to create 'cognitive office buildings'
• Family Planning NSW hit by ransomware attack
• CBA's finance chief exits to join EOS cryptocurrency
• Telstra admits its role under NBN is hurting
• IAG's Serenity project unifies its data
• Apple faces class action over MacBook keyboard
• ZTE's US ban set to be lifted
• Govt releases My Health Record secondary data use plan
• WA govt funnels $10m into health systems
• Researchers hide attacks against voice recognition
• Qantas unveils tech wishlist for new pilot academy
• Perth-Singapore subsea cable is down again
• Apple drops plan for $1.33bn data centre
• Open banking to be phased in from mid-2019
• WA govt moves CIO office
• NSW agencies told to hold off buying Microsoft products
• Senate backs Greens push for GDPR-style data laws
• AWS numbers reveal extent of Aussie growth
• Stockland deploys Salesforce in retirement business
• NBN Co digs in on 12Mbps 'class war'
• 'Misunderstanding' causes serious vulnerability in every OS
• Macquarie Bank tests Google for multi-cloud expansion
• ZTE ceases main business ops due to US ban
• TPG to trial free access to 4G network for six months
• SA Water builds smart network under Adelaide CBD
• Telstra wants legal clarity to block malicious traffic
• Google's virtual assistant can book appointments
• Apple iOS update to block mobile forensics
• Javascript in Excel sparks security worries
• Govt earmarks $2.4bn for tech infrastructure
• Budget 2018
• National real-time intelligence sharing system gets go-ahead
• Medicare payments system gets $107m cash splash
• Govt hands another $316m to Centrelink IT overhaul
• UTS researchers join quantum benchmark project
• DLA Piper paid 15,000 hours of IT overtime after NotPetya attack
• Equifax provides more detail on cyber security incident
• My Health Record will share de-identified data by default
• Microsoft to provide FPGA accelerated real-time Azure AI
• NBN Co brings cognitive to its network ops
• Google launches Android Things for appliances
• DTA works to keep IT infrastructure consistent across govt
• Vodafone to cut up to 100 staff from Hobart call centre
• ASD improves access to Cray HPC services
• Pentagon's cyber command given upgraded status
• Volt bank lands digital licence to operate in Australia
• IAG creates 'novel' model to predict cost of cyber attack
• The states pioneering NAPLAN online
• NSA triples collection of US phone records
• UNSW opens smart city analytics lab
• Cyber resilience self-reporting on auditor's radar
• Eight more Spectre-style flaws found in Intel processors
• NSW health system could be fully digital in next decade
• Mitsubishi Motors Australia re-hosts SAP core in cloud
• Telstra fibre cut blamed on lightning strike
• ANZ Bank goes all-flash for storage
• Twitter urges password reset for all users
• Robots take on dangerous offshore oil work
• Qld residents lose $100,000s to online lottery scam
• HP to compensate customers over printer 'security' firmware
• NSW aims cameras at drivers using phones
• Microsoft patches Docker remote code execution bug
• CBA lost backup tapes with 20m customers' details
• Origin Energy expands public cloud push
• Cambridge Analytica is shutting down
• ADHA tries to forge greater e-health participation
• iiNet suffers power loss at WA data centre
• Australia and France plot quantum computing venture
• Westpac CIO reveals 'five platform' IT vision
• Aussie miner to use blockchain to trace shipments
• AWS threatens to kill Signal's cloud account
• Facebook plugs Workplace into business systems
• Singapore airport looks to facial recognition to find late passengers
• CBA told to give IT more executive influence
• Vic Dept Premier and Cabinet CIO to leave
• ANZ sees dramatic uptake in digital wallet payments
• Vic to spend $32m on cyber security, data analytics
• Vic govt to spend $17.6m on cyber security strategy
• UK health service shifts to Win10 after ransomware attacks
• Australia to get national data commissioner
• Natsec agencies want joint 'edge' data analysis
• Suncorp signs up to Apple Pay
• Vic govt commits $124m to e-health records
• NAB redefines its IT infrastructure
• Facebook bids to keep data privacy case from top court
• Treasury examines cyber terrorism insurance cover