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• ThoughtWorks raises anti-encryption compo as distrust swirls
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• Apple to lay off 190 in self-driving car division
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• Russia sentences cyber experts to long jail-terms for treason
• Tesla's Musk calls SEC 'broken' in new Twitter spat
• Europe calls for facts not fears in Huawei row
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• Westpac poised to switch on Apple Pay
• IBM warns customers no-deal Brexit could choke business data flows
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• National Parks Association uses drones to remotely find and track elusive wildlife
• ASD upgrades Essential Eight cyber rules
• Vodafone boss: US needs to share any Huawei evidence with Europe
• Byron Bay is catching Sydney's lucrative tech dropouts
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• Stolen Bitcoin returned to cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex
• Mozilla may treat Aussie staff as 'insider threats' to code base
• Big four legacy systems cop another spanking from RBA over slow NPP progress
• Labor to punish vendors for stealing govt tech talent
• FastMail loses customers, faces calls to move over anti-encryption laws
• NSW govt pledges $100m to regional data centres
• HMD Global launches Nokia 9 PureView smartphone with five-camera array
• China's Xiaomi unveils US$680 5G smartphone
• Tabcorp uses data to spot suspicious gamblers and appease regulators
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• CBA tests 5G use cases with Telstra and Ericsson
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• AFP copping cyber skills shortage hard warns chief
• Intel says its 5G modem chips will not appear in phones until 2020
• Microsoft workers demand it drop US$480 million US Army contract
• Huawei breaks price ceiling with US$2,600 folding 5G smartphone
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• Use DNS security extensions to foil ongoing attacks: ICANN
• Entrust Datacard buys Thales HSM business
• Defence finally dumps Windows XP
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• Second NBN supplier scoped for sham contracting class action
• NetComm Wireless plans sale to US company Casa Systems
• Aussie shipbuilder Austal trials IoT to cut fuel consumption
• Sydney Airport to establish cyber security centre
• Bunnings weaponises analytics for assault on banks, appliance retailers
• Apple, Goldman Sachs to jointly launch credit card paired with iPhone
• US won't partner with countries that use Huawei systems: Pompeo
• Trump urges US telcos to step up 5G systems
• Feds reveal new guidelines for R&D tax incentive
• Electoral systems secure after parliament hack, but longing for upgrade
• Apple makes 2FA mandatory for boss developers
• Ticketek's parent TEG appoints new CTO
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• Toyota Australia hit by cyber attack
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• Russia must build own internet in case of foreign disruption - Putin
• Britain managing Huawei risks, has no evidence of spying: official
• Microsoft discovers hacking that targets Euro democratic institutions
• Google makes hybrid cloud play with on-prem K8s Engine
• Millions opt-out of My Health Record
• Woolworths chief vows online push won't be "full cannibalisation"
• Domino's tech delays contribute to flat sales
• NBN Co faces calls to endorse good quality modems
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• Splunk pulls out of Russia
• Tower Insurance’s core platform overhaul delayed
• IBM, Accenture fight for massive Defence ERP deal
• Palo Alto to buy Demisto for US$560 million
• Germany still in talks on Huawei 5G network role, minister says
• Poland's state operator seeks leading role in 5G launch
• Google to buy data migration company Alooma in cloud push
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• NBN Co wants a broadband product to attract renters
• New head of AustCyber Node named
• Big four banks back high school security 'challenges'
• Ahead of EU polls, Facebook voids accounts targeting Moldovan election
• Coles preps another big tech overhaul as online growth dilutes profits
• Questions over DTA's govt-wide IT oversight function
• Monash Uni trials autonomous drones for smart water sensing
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• Incumbent scores big after national biometrics system fail
• Westpac stands up Azure virtual private cloud
• NZ will do its own risk assessment of Huawei kit: Ardern
• China arrests 62 suspects abroad, US$1.5 billion seized in P2P crackdown
• Alibaba is the force behind hit Chinese Communist Party app - sources
• Facebook needs independent ethical oversight: UK lawmakers
• Political party networks caught up in parliament's IT breach
• Scrapped IT systems demolish McGrath profit
• Sam Kekovich sells AI and IoT to seniors to stay at home
• IBM plans Asian rollout for POWER-powered cloud
• NBN Co's actual cost per premises for FTTC is $3058
• Vodafone plans ‘brand new e-commerce platform’
• Qld energy utilities prepare for consumer data right
• Federal govt funnels $33.7 million towards UNSW’s quantum research
• UK concludes it can mitigate risk from Huawei equipment use in 5G: FT
• Fortescue says two driverless trucks involved in low-speed incident
• It's complicated, says Britain's MI6 spymaster on Huawei 5G issue
• Uber posts US$50 billion in annual bookings as profit remains elusive ahead of IPO
• US negotiating multibillion-dollar fine with Facebook: report
• Disability workers personal information to be centralised in new NDIS database
• Suncorp CEO demands proof from Oracle that frozen core banking system actually works
• Australian weapon tech DroneShield scores a bullseye in South America
• MacGov boss slams Huawei over letters sent to partners, including Telstra, Google
• Fitch blames data centre market “death” hype on lumpy hyperscale builds, coin kit fire sales
• Amazon sends QUT US$70k grant to extend robots’ reach
• Facebook voids accounts targeting Moldova pre-election
• Amazon to New York City: Fuggedaboutit!
• Australian university chiefs applaud restraint in Defence trade controls review
• JPMorgan Chase to create digital coin using blockchain
• Optus self-service error logs users into Vladmir's account
• McGrath real estate hires digital chief, preps for overhaul
• Defence's bid for new technology restrictions scuttled by Thom review
• ASX tech upgrades hit their stride and pay
• Suncorp customers embrace digital offerings
• Vocus eyes FTTP unbundling with Vodafone NZ
• MYOB floored by AWS Sydney database outage
• Spotlight on Federal Government
• Telstra racks up 3200 job losses
• Apple's terms for subscription news service face resistance from publishers - Wall Street Journal
• Cyber attack shuts Malta's Valletta bank
• Google to spend over US$13 billion on US data centres, offices
• Phishers compromise Optus email accounts
• Aussie IT firms cop customer trust hit as encryption laws bite
• Universities prepare to deliver lifetime learning, lifetime engagement
• Tabcorp shift to digital lotteries a winning ticket
• Govt moves to extend encryption-busting powers to anti-corruption agencies
• Queensland preps for driverless cars by sending QUT on roadtrip
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: Fiona Sparks, Department of Health and Human Services Victoria
• Tax crackdown on IT contractors now snares non-technology businesses
• Twitter CEO says his and other tech firms have not combated abuse enough
• Uniti Wireless raises $13.2m in IPO
• Patch Wednesday plugs actively exploited IE zero-day
• Russian lawmakers back bill on 'sovereign' internet
• IBM says Watson AI services will now work on any cloud
• Hacker destroys all data held by US email provider
• Australian bank customers caught in valuation firm data breach
• Labor concedes decryption laws weakened security for internet users
• ASX-listed crypto exchange smacked over disclosure fail
• IBM's Project Debater loses live debate to human champion
• DTA warns blockchain is still a solution looking for a problem
• Leidos lands $500m Defence intelligence integration gig
• Qld cops set to commercialise forensic management system
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalists: Reece deploys faster with Kubernetes
• Microsoft expands Azure discounts for committed relationships
• NBN 12Mbps plan sellers come under scrutiny
• Coles rounds-up SAP products at lower price
• Second Aussie airport gets new contactless arrivals smartgates
• Online payments fraud crackdown breaks cover as AusPayNet names new chief
• Sydney Uni teams up with Tech Mahindra's Makers Lab
• Trump administration unveils order to prioritize and promote AI
• Reddit valued at $3bn after raising US$300 million
• Pompeo warns allies Huawei presence complicates partnership with US
• Aussie Broadband predicts long wait for affordable gigabit speeds
• National Enquirer owner defends reporting on Amazon's Bezos
• Sunshine Coast cable landing build gets underway
• Apple's Melbourne flagship site faces $40m buyback bid
• Royal Commission forcing banks to shift IT spend to compliance
• Woodside Energy revamps its DevOps toolchain
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: Eric Jiang, Monash University
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: FWO foreign language anonymous reporting
• Thailand launches Huawei 5G test bed
• Lithuania sees flood of fintech firms apply for licences ahead of Brexit
• IBM to conduct 'quantum IoT' research in Melbourne
• NAB's UBank gives face and voice to its home loan bot
• Defence dumped unrestricted crypto research permits without warning
• Spotlight on Industrial
• Google gets a seat on Australia’s peak payments body
• Apple gives education grant to US teen for FaceTime bug find
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: National Blood Authority deploys BloodNet5
• Swiss government invites public to find holes in e-voting system
• Security breach strikes parliament's IT network
• Cisco wants privacy to be a fundamental human right
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: Airservices' cloud migration makes rapid landing
• Huawei open to European supervision: executive in speech
• Twitter shares tumble on forecasts for weaker revenue, higher costs
• Dell explores sale of cybersecurity company SecureWorks
• Jetstar says 'no evidence' of check-in link abuse
• CBA plugs 500,000 customers into Apple Pay in just two weeks
• Former AMP IT contractor pleads guilty to stealing data
• Over 59,000 data breaches stretch GDPR watchdogs
• White House expects to take action on 5G, artificial intelligence soon
• Canon Australia's iconic R&D centre sheds 40 staff, future uncertain
• Australia’s top tech companies for grads: survey
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: CUA AI chatbot
• Malicious attacks rise in Australia's latest data breach numbers
• Remote Desktop clients analysed and found vulnerable
• China hacked Norway's Visma to steal client secrets: investigators
• Huawei offers to build cyber security centre in Poland
• Exclusive: Huawei needs 3-5 years to resolve British security fears - letter
• Germany's DFS, Rheinmetall demonstrate system to prevent drone disruptions
• Defence launches crackdown on Australian crypto research
• QUT poaches Metro North Hospital CIO
• Bunnings exposed staff performance database
• Federal election is now in Russian cyber cross hairs: ANU Kremlin expert
• Apple retail chief Angela Ahrendts to depart in April
• US lawmakers target China's ZTE with sanctions bill
• Aussie Broadband kicks off enormous core overhaul
• iTnews Benchmark Awards 2019: Meet the rising stars of Australian IT
• ACCC puts blame for slow NBN speed squarely on FTTN
• Federal finalists fly in iTnews Benchmark Awards 2019
• Holden virtualises car keys for Mobility-as-a-Service Maven
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: Mychemist.com.au hybrid cloud
• Renault-Nissan alliance, Google to partner on self-driving cars: Nikkei
• US warns European allies not to use Chinese gear for 5G networks
• USB stick survives being eaten by seal, pooped out and frozen for a year
• Microsoft to school NSW agency chiefs in digital
• University of Sydney to lose its CIO
• Millions in cryptocurrencies frozen after Canadian founder's death
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: Boost Juice real-time feedback app
• ANZ's CIO says his cloud focus is on flex, not price amid sectoral uncertainty
• NSW govt offers first look at its 'digital twin'
• ASD responded to 1100 serious govt cyber incidents in three years
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalist: Canberra Uni revamps student CRM
• Tesla to buy battery tech maker Maxwell Technologies for US$218 million
• Slack makes confidential filing to go public
• Royal Commission demands central enforcement database for ASIC, APRA
• The big con the Banking Royal Commission entirely missed
• AFP gets more suspects to unlock devices, cloud services
• ACSC to replace cyber threat sharing platform
• Driverless buses trialled on Sydney's busiest routes by 2022
• NAB takes aim at supply chain attacks
• Telstra blames NBN Co for rising copper costs
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalists: Curtin Uni remote exam invigilation
• Alipay appifies Sydney for Chinese transactions
• Dirty money risks encroach on Estonia's digital utopia
• GSMA considers crisis meeting over Huawei
• SWIFT helps Bangladesh's central bank rebuild network after cyber heist
• NSW agencies told to bare IT 'crown jewels' under new cyber policy
• Macquarie Telecom remains tech's top political donor
• iTnews Benchmark Awards 2019: Consumer finalists revealed
• Apple apologises for Group FaceTime snooping bug
• Longreach Airport overcomes IT outages caused by literal bugs
• Wipro scores NSW RMS' controversial IT outsourcing deal
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalists: La Trobe Uni deploys classroom helper bots
• Brumby quits Huawei Australia board, slams China trade war
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Finalists: UnitingCare Queensland Transform Program
• Blackspots force Vic firies to suspend parts of Telstra radio network
• US wants Western tech to be used instead of Huawei kit
• Intel makes interim CEO Swan permanent, bucking history of insiders