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• HealthEngine reveals data breach
• LINE to launch its own cryptocurrency exchange
• Australia's foreign IT worker numbers go missing
• First on-demand operator taps into Opal
• Facebook personality test could leak user data
• Bechtel makes a game of its billion-dollar build projects
• Melbourne City Council tries to spin out digital company
• Geoscience Australia 'highly exposed' to cyber attack
• Fired Equifax code engineer charged with insider trading
• Rio Tinto moves its global CIO role to Australia
• Australia's newest digital bank does a number on name
• IBM takes Watson to Wimbledon
• TLS cert issuers join forces to shore up trust
• DVA claims hindered by processing system flaws
• US darknet sting nets $27m in cryptocurrencies
• Govt rejects trashing of its digital reputation
• Internet is losing its memory: Cerf
• NBN Co shows upgrade path thinking for almost all access techs
• Hackers weaponise secure USB drives
• Universities trial forensic writing analysis software
• Wi-fi certification program dials down security requirements
• AGL goes 'extreme SAP'
• Ukraine detects groundwork for fresh NotPetya-sized attack
• DTA investment chief jumps to ANU
• Bitcoin slow, expensive, doesn’t scale: RBA
• NBN Co's top user downloads 23.6TB a month
• QUT neural network helps robots get a grip
• Amaysim CEO quits
• FireEye denies 'hack back' against China's Unit 61398
• US govt to limit Chinese investment in tech firms
• WA Police to ask govt for body-worn cameras
• Aussie clouds storm into top 500 compute clusters
• PageUp 'victimised' by disclosure laws: MacGibbon
• Big tech directors skip shareholder meetings
• PEXA beefs up security controls after home sale fraud
• US cyber defence challenge brought to Australia
• CBA names its new CIO
• Microsoft turns to blockchain to track royalty payments
• Apple to fix some MacBook keyboards for free
• Labor wants to fine NBN Co for bad service
• PEXA account compromise sees family lose home sale funds
• ACMA unveils NBN standard to keep customers online
• NSW cops reject digital driver's licences during trial
• NBN Co sees less than one percent of area switches built
• Gavin Slater out of DTA
• Intel CEO resigns over employee relationship
• Smartphones to become car keys by 2019
• UTS creates natural language tool to improve students' writing
• Australia Post's tech transformer Andrew Walduck resigns
• Flinders Uni transforms its identity management
• Microsoft buys industrial AI startup Bonsai
• Qld to automate road safety scans with neural networks
• NT moves to replace govt data centre
• Health to build national data exchange for prescription tracking
• Australia's stats chief on being a public data steward
• Defence tech research head to quit for Newcastle Uni
• Hackers steal $43m from cryptocurrency exchange
• Telstra to deploy 5G in three phases
• Vic IT dashboard fails real time test
• Telstra share price slides on massive restructure
• Qld hands Go Card upgrade deal to Cubic
• Telstra completely changes how it sells enterprise services
• Intel Hyperthreading causes Spectre worries
• Keyboard layout change in iOS annoys users
• Telstra to cut at least 8000 jobs
• My Health Record replatforming talks begin
• Flightradar24 suffers security breach
• WA govt creates new digital office
• China-based campaign hit satellite controls: Symantec
• Vocus lands Solomon Islands-PNG subsea cable deal
• Kaspersky halts all European security projects
• NSW emergency comms overhaul gets another $320m
• NSW govt fronts up $20m to plug cyber security gaps
• Rio Tinto to build new 'intelligent' mines
• NSW Budget: Big bang IT projects pushed aside for sharp tactical strikes
• NSW Transport gets $880m for "rail tech revolution"
• Tesla chief claims employee 'sabotaged' code base
• Apple pays $9m for iOS devices bricked by security test
• Amazon Prime launches in Australia
• PageUp security incident shows no sign of exfiltration
• UNSW loses data after IBM storage failure
• Optus gives itself 48 hours to fix World Cup streams
• Huawei rebuts Australian 5G security concerns
• NSW budget gives driverless vehicle trials $10m boost
• NSW Education builds out hybrid cloud team
• AMP does maths on infosec shortage
• Social Services preps hyperconverged shift
• Optus to shut down its dial-up internet service
• PageUp People revises data impacted by breach
• BIS warns of cryptocurrency trust deficit
• Optus suffers World Cup streaming woes
• NEC loses national biometrics database project
• Linfox 'working with AWS' to track late-running trucks
• Defence IT providers still make undocumented changes
• Australia's cyber threat sharing centres add 35 partners
• Telstra edges closer to 2Gbps peak speeds for 4G
• CBA system suggests 20m customer conversations a day
• Banks not ready for blockchain, says Ripple
• Microsoft credits AI for getting Win10 users to update quickly
• Tassie budget funds new transport ticketing system
• Reserve Bank cautions on two-speed tech economy
• Australia's space agency hunts for permanent home
• Domino's Pizza's longtime CIO leaves
• Microsoft revamps Office 365 with new look, ribbon and AI search
• Tether's role in boosting bitcoin prices scrutinised
• AMP's IT team seizes Royal Commission opportunity
• Service NSW upgrades infrastructure after CTP refund outage
• Australia keeps Huawei out of Pacific subsea cable project
• Locked Win10 PCs can leak sensitive data via Cortana
• Qld tax agency cuts debt with machine learning trial
• Adelaide councils team up for smart city project
• Microsoft and Thales to create portable Azure for armed forces
• Google pulls direct Chrome extension installations
• SAP to shift A/NZ HQ into new office tower
• Real power struggle for CIOs is electricity, warns Monash Uni
• Malware groups mine five percent of all Monero
• Qld budget pumps $380m into Go Card refresh
• Hackers hit South Korean cryptocurrency exchange
• NSW govt trials Azure to study $30bn spend
• Apple clamps down on cryptocurrency mining apps
• Superloop buys SkyMesh's NBN fixed-line users
• PageUp People all but confirms personal data 'accessed'
• Govt digital blueprint nears completion
• Woolworths reveals large-scale 'farm to fork' IoT project
• US claims exascale compute record
• China hacked sensitive US Navy plans
• Govt creates extra $25m mobile blackspots round
• NSW unis told to improve cyber security
• Qld govt backs security system for 'talking' cars
• SA Ombudsman finds deficiencies with EPAS procurement
• Researcher who blunted WannaCry faces further charges
• Adobe patches Flash 0day used by nation-state hackers
• Swinburne builds private cloud for large data sets
• NSW cops seize $350k cryptocurrency in 'dark web' drug raid
• Warrant issued for former NSW TAFE IT manager
• Govt takes aim at state-sponsored hackers
• Origin Energy CIO jumps to Telstra
• NSW Health rostering system $37m over budget
• My Health Record data could be uploaded without consent
• Seek cuts SAP core over to cloud
• US officials want new powers to disable drones
• CUA outlines first results of AusPost Digital ID trial
• SAP revamps its CRM to take on Salesforce
• Microsoft trials Scottish subsea data centre
• USyd revamps Artemis supercomputer again
• Telstra, Coles, Auspost and more pull PageUp-powered job sites
• PageUp People hit by malware infection
• MyHeritage breach leaks 92 million users' details
• Vic triple zero agency CIO departs
• Github rivals see code influx after Microsoft buyout
• Stocard lands $20m Macquarie Capital injection
• ACT Health lands $40m for core IT upgrades
• Westpac brings IBM private cloud into its hybrid PaaS
• Aussie Broadband may have to cut some NBN users loose
• Virtual currency sales jump in 2018
• Queensland Rail swaps direct IT ownership for the cloud
• Health withholds Telstra payments for $220m cancer register
• Apple focuses attention on core software updates
• Apple previews iOS12 with performance, privacy upgrades
• Lake Macquarie council builds road maintenance app
• Microsoft buys Github for almost $10bn
• NBN Co could target multi-terabyte fixed wireless users
• University of Wollongong deploys dozens of enterprise apps
• ATO becomes ASD Top 4 compliant
• CBA agrees to $700m penalty in ATM fraud case
• Coders spooked by a Microsoft-owned Github
• Apple creates phone-to-phone augmented reality
• ZTE faces up to $2.2bn penalty
• NDIA suffers extended CRM issues
• CBA staff sent emails to cba.com domain by mistake
• DHS reveals cause of child support system outage
• Ticketfly pulled offline after cyber attack
• Telegram claims Apple is blocking updates
• ABC to restructure its technology division
• ANSTO's SAP system causes staff confusion
• NBN retail prices are starting to rise
• Amazon geoblocks Australia from US site