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• Facebook security breach affects 50 million users
• Royal Commission scorns banks' compliance tools
• Elon Musk charged with fraud over 'misleading' Tweets
• Telstra refunds $9.3 million to customers stung by third-party billing
• NSW govt cyber security strategy emerges from the NIST
• Toll swaps stagnant Siebel for Salesforce
• Atlassian founder buys $100m house in Sydney
• Optus to measure wellbeing impact of Sydney rail line closure
• Microsoft has high hopes for Australian government's big data
• New IoT botnet infects wide range of devices
• NSW Police charge couple over cryptocurrency conversion
• Aussie teen avoids jail over Apple hack
• SA Health may scrap over-budget health app
• Australia's health practitioner registrar fixes process hell
• Telstra takes IoT network long distance
• Microsoft, IBM team to take on AWS with cheap data shifting
• Defence fires up 'tactical exercise without troops tool'
• Uber to pay US$148 million to settle data breach cover-up with US states
• Govt to review how identity data is managed, secured
• NDIS' Microsoft connectivity issue lasted six months, not one
• Fisher & Paykel trades SAP for Salesforce
• Cisco Webex wipes out: goes down for more than a day
• Oracle turns Java up to 11
• Sydney's driverless shuttle opens to first passengers
• ANZ puts Google cloud to work on its institutional data
• ANZ Share Investing migration 'success' locks out users, disappears shares
• ACCC calls on Facebook, Google to speed scam ad takedowns
• Facebook shares slip after Instagram founders quit
• Eftpos wants to tap into contactless transport payments
• 30+ federal govt agencies' security in disarray
• New stored-value rules sought in regulators' Issues Paper
• Cuscal to retire card fraud platform, replace with AI
• Queensland research cloud bulks up by 10PB, 2000 vCPUS
• APRA tells banks to boost IT maintenance budgets
• NBN Co doubles transit capacity in upgrade
• SaaS provider Zoho disappears after domain rego is pulled
• Find me a friend, Siri. OK Apple, will Salesforce do?
• Enforced Google logins in Chrome spark privacy concerns
• SAP, Microsoft and Adobe announce data alliance
• Telstra restates its NBN fixed wireless speeds
• ANZ’s new Share Investing platform struggles with day one traffic
• DTA names first hardware marketplace suppliers
• Microsoft punts passwords, LinksIn contacts to Outlook
• Linux devs ponder pulling contributions
• Cisco video surveillance kit has hard-coded password
• CSIRO wants space agency's help to build Moon base
• SA Education hands Civica school system overhaul deal
• Former NewSat CEO's case to go to trial
• ABC managing director Michelle Guthrie ejected
• Australia setting itself up as Five Eyes' weakest link
• SA govt outsourcing in $48m blowout
• Telstra frets network breakage, trust breaches from decryption laws
• Optus warns decryption bill contains 'unfettered' power
• AWS cuts Australian data transfer costs
• Australian Antarctic bases stage real-time video darts comp
• USA to go on cyber-offence under new Trump policy
• Adobe buys Marketo for $6.5 billion
• Google loosens grip on mobile web
• NBN Co to simplify network and IT architecture
• Crypto bill adds 'pub test' for warrants, drops revenue justification
• ATO legacy app migration runs late
• Google fudges on Gmail data breaches
• Decryption laws enter parliament
• The security controls behind My Health Record
• VMware fixes bug it fixed then 'inadvertently' un-fixed
• ASIC puts a stop to cryptocurrency ventures
• Trio behind Mirai botnet avoid jail time
• Linux developers adopt proper Code of Conduct
• Australia’s biggest pet and vet network Greencross names new CIO
• Rolls-Royce signs deal to trial hybrid-electric train conversions
• BPAY expands from payments into SaaS, analytics
• Indigo's Perth-Singapore cable builders lay first section
• Telstra wants to hang onto business services a bit longer
• Westpac ports mobile transactions to Siri, sticks to legacy BSB batch platform
• NSW putting more robot eyes in the sky for beach season
• NSW Police dismantle online banking fraud ring
• Microsoft cuts deal to get more govt into protected Azure
• Database destroying worm menaces Linux and Windows servers
• Telstra towers over rivals in war for NBN power
• Startup headed by Intel's ex-president releases first chips
• DoJ probes Musk statement on taking Tesla private
• "Peekaboo" flaw opens up scores of network CCTV recorders
• Thousands affected in Perth Mint data breach revision
• Corruption watchdog warning on IT vendors grooming public servants
• TPG cops NBN profit hit ahead of Voda merger
• Oracle misses first-quarter estimates, shares fall
• ABS searches for 2021 digital Census provider
• Department of Home Affairs CIO quits
• Qualcomm, Apple kick off second trial seeking iPhone import ban
• Beacon Lighting flicks switch on infrastructure overhaul
• Linus Torvalds apologises for 'hurtful' behavior, takes a break
• Australia gets its first astronomer-at-large
• CBA says consumers dumping dumb plastic cards for device payments
• ACCC boss warns telcos against 1.5Mbps 'unlimited' services
• ANZ digital chief Maile Carnegie frets over human obsolescence
• Home Affairs dominates in govt cyber war games
• ACT to buy another 9500 Chromebooks for schools
• No plans for European digital currency - Draghi
• Swiss investigate alleged Russian cyber attack on World Anti-Doping Agency
• NSW transit officers can't check credit card tap-ons
• Remote code exec found in Alpine Linux
• Google 'internal experiment' changed settings on smartphones
• Older iPhones may lose dongles
• Google's China plan spurs inquiry from US lawmakers, staff departures
• Ousted Essential Energy CIO resurfaces as COO of mining tech play
• British Airways hack upgrades cyber risk pipeline
• Multiple arrests over $3m immigration detention email compromise scam
• Govts agree to unite on digital ID, data
• Britain's mass web-spying faulted by European rights court
• Brexit leaves UK lost in space amid possible EU Galileo space project exclusion
• Rio Tinto commits to deploy Azure Stack
• Sydney's buses get digital 'third eye' view to prevent collisions
• NSW govt's first cyber strategy weeks away
• ANZ gives Yammer to its 20,000 Aussie staff
• Driverless taxi arrives in Australia for closed-track tests
• Dell shares secret staff instructions with SEC
• Communications Minister's website finally moves to govCMS
• Australia to lead BP, Castrol shared services transformation
• DTA embeds proof-of-life test in Govpass to thwart ID fraud
• Mozilla co-founder files GDPR adtech complaint against Google
• Apple debuts biggest iPhone yet, health-oriented watch
• SA Govt seeks innovators for $400m Lot Fourteen hub
• Consumer Data Right rules mandate APIs, bend to bank laggards
• Microsoft patches plenty, including nasty Elevation of Privilege problem
• NBN Co will soon pay $25 for every missed appointment
• Veeam left 200GB sales database wide open
• ANZ breaks out LEGO to bust staff silos
• Qld Police digital chief jumps to ATO
• Alibaba takes joint venture route to Russia expansion
• Govt's decryption bill can only lead to 'systemic weaknesses'
• Apple boots apps that snaffled browser histories
• NSW Education dumps Tribal for school timetables
• UNSW researchers find FTTP NBN worth the extra billions
• Govt asked to 'strengthen' temporary mobile tower rules
• NSW Health builds prototype big data platform
• Nine, eBay Australia try to onboard more identity data
• Apple suppliers slump after Trump tells tech giant to make products in US
• States flouting right to encrypted messaging - UN expert
• UTS unveils Tech Lab custom built for industrial partnerships
• Apple bans Alex Jones app
• Finance's new system to expose politicians' expenses quietly goes live
• CBA's ex-CIO David Whiteing lands on his feet
• NSW puts digital driver's licence on a blockchain
• Victoria looks to settle legal disputes online
• Qantas hits scale in massive digital transformation
• Oracle finally updates Solaris to version 11.4
• Tesla shares reel, executives quit, CEO smokes pot on webcast
• Alibaba's Jack Ma to unveil succession plan next week, remain chairman
• 5-eyes giant L3 snaps-up locals Azimuth and Linchpin for $313m
• Microsoft adds three years support for Windows 7
• US charges North Korean hacker in WannaCry, Sony cyber attacks
• Sunshine Coast secures subsea cable landing
• British Airways suffers massive payment data breach
• ServiceNow CISO reveals tracking of all staff security skills
• Telstra dials-up Deutsche Telekom for new tech and product head
• Google names new Australian boss
• ANZ looks to Atlassian for mojo transplant
• CBA's IT security chief makes exit
• BUPA turns to tech to simplify health insurance
• Facebook to build first Asian data centre in Singapore
• Macquarie Uni names new head of IT
• Telstra expects $300m income hit from NBN delays
• Cisco warns of critical remotely exploitable vulnerabilities
• Uber 'on track' for IPO in 2019 -CEO
• DoJ probes social media firms over free speech
• Woolworths trials 'scan and go' smartphone shopping
• DTA wants new tech change powers
• NSW Finance appoints new CIO
• Atlassian buys outage vendor OpsGenie for $411m
• NAB pumps up its Ventures funding to $100m
• IT drives hike in NSW govt consultant spend
• Space, startups and skills boosted in SA budget
• Vocus uses new cable to route traffic off broken SMW-3
• Thales equips Bushmaster with Linux anti-drone measures
• German spy chief warning on 'sleeper' cyber sabotage
• ABS feels the squeeze on major IT upgrade
• Aussie corporates in govt cyber war games named
• ANZ says the motor oil you pick could swing your mortgage
• NAB's shift to digital gets personal
• Veolia to be 'data centre-less' within two years
• NSW Police no closer to new firearms system
• ASX delays blockchain CHESS core replacement
• Britain's TSB hit by another IT glitch
• Digital revolution has only small impact on inflation: ECB's Weidmann
• Deakin Uni strengthens Shield to ASD Top 4 compliance
• Vic Health dumps Lotus Notes
• Brisbane commuters travel for free after Go Card fail
• IBM Australia tells staff to come back into the office
• ANZ reveals deep business frustration with flaky digital promises
• Qld Health's new ERP system faces funding shortfall
• Google to nix all tech support provider ads
• Vocus to run subsea spur off north west cable system
• Aussie Broadband wants to stop buying extra IPv4 addresses
• Strict net neutrality laws sent to California governor
• Plutus Payroll contractor payout fears after Deloitte's big bill
• Centrelink to replace crucial mainframe welfare calculator
• Five-Eyes nations to force encryption backdoors