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• Govt puts its outsourced data handlers on notice
• Woodside reworks AI assistant as over-promises bite
• DHS attempts most ambitious Microsoft digital assistant build yet
• Curtin Uni to move 60,000 staff and students onto TechOne SaaS
• Security industry 'Spakfilla' doesn’t really work, says Nine Publishing CTO
• Russia threatens to block popular VPN services
• Atlassian thwarts bitcoin mining attack on Kubernetes environment
• Minister pulled OneSKY from troubled projects list without Defence advice
• Telstra's new bushfire management system for NT govt goes live
• Britain rebukes Huawei over security failings, discloses more flaws
• Microsoft seizes Iranian hackers' spear-phishing domains
• Human Services preps ERP system for multi-agency use
• DTA trials govt-wide notifications platform
• Alipay now offered in GM Cabs
• NSW govt looks to develop AI ethics policy
• Australians honoured in Google Faculty Research Awards
• SA Police CIO to retire after 19 years
• Ericsson says no bounty from Huawei 5G security worries
• Facebook bans white nationalism on its platforms
• ASD distances offensive cyber ops from 'cavalier hackers'
• Apple, Qualcomm gird for next phase of patent battle
• EU lawmakers back copyright reforms targeting Google, Facebook
• Atlassian says encryption-busting laws threaten jobs
• Data leaders tapped by govt for advice
• Govt to run electricity industry infosec exercise
• ASUS releases fix after ShadowHammer malware attack
• Facebook says up to 111,813 Aussies in last year's security breach
• NBN Co makes final move to kill off 12Mbps broadband plans
• AusPost's Bill Scanner caught up in Gmail privacy sweep
• Google launches global council to advise on AI, tech ethics
• EU demands scrutiny of 5G risks but no bloc-wide Huawei ban
• Telstra scoping NSW rail corridor mobile upgrade
• Apps pre-installed on Android devices face little oversight
• RMIT University completes Office 365 shift
• Qld’s Transmax hunts for new digital road warrior
• Coles taps Ocado for online grocery shopping overhaul
• DHS prepares to set new SAP-based payments platform live
• Apple launches revamped news service at US$10 per month
• DiData, NTT collaborate with Aussie unis on healthcare tech
• Apple enters video streaming, updates news, game and payment apps
• EU copyright reforms pits creative industry against internet activists
• ASUS users targeted in large supply chain attack
• Ethiopian Airlines questions Boeing's 'aggressive' software
• La Trobe Uni to trial car ID tech for Victorian govt
• Infosec researcher Nik Cubrilovic changes plea on GoGet breach
• Govt wants to punish data misuse with $10m-plus fines
• Vic govt uses Google Pay to take myki cardless
• EU to drop threat of Huawei ban but wants 5G risks monitored: sources
• ANZ rips apart blockchain, catalogues its big list of non-uses
• Autonomy founder Lynch set for US$5 billion HP court showdown
• Musk's lawyers call tweet in SEC's contempt bid 'not material'
• Second flaw found in Swiss e-voting system
• Myer to stop selling Apple products
• NSW iVote registration goes down on election eve
• US House to vote to reinstate net neutrality rules in April
• Tesla sues former employees for allegedly stealing data, Autopilot source code
• New York Times boss warns publishers ahead of Apple news launch
• University of Melbourne taps Canvas as new LMS
• Agencies lament govt's 'patchwork' cyber security model
• Heartless phishers prey on donation efforts after Christchurch terrorist attack
• Facebook stored millions of user passwords in plain text
• Airservices moves to link up airport data flows
• Safety first: Volvo to add in-car sensors to prevent drunk driving
• Amnesty faults electric vehicle batteries as carbon intensive
• ScoMo slams social media 'grubs' after AFL player abused
• Finland to investigate Nokia-branded phones after data breach report
• Millennials might swipe, can't screw: Bunnings boss nails omnichannel
• NBN Co's on-time connections slip to 84 percent
• NAB sets software bots loose on its email avalanche
• ACCC names long-time Mint CIO as new IT chief
• China clones 'Sherlock Holmes' police dog to cut training times - state media
• Euro leaders to warn of cyber, fake news threat to May elections
• Canberra Uni's mainframe scholarships off to a crunchy start
• Melbourne Uni connects +700 apps in smart campus drive
• Human Services finally completes plan for free Centrelink wi-fi after 10 years
• Samsung sees tough year with trade risks, slow growth: co-CEO
• SAP ousts in-house programmers
• Google fined another US$1.7 billion for ad blocks by EU
• Apple launches new AirPods ahead of March 25 event
• Lithuanian pleads guilty in US to massive fraud against Google, Facebook
• Govt to spend $220m on mobile, co-fund NBN area switches
• Google’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad fortnight
• Google to prompt Android users to choose preferred browsers
• US lawmaker says tech companies must quickly remove violent content after Christchurch killings
• Woolworths puts Tableau in the picture for data visualisation
• Spinal simulation device for hands-on learning
• ATO takes Accenture's advice on Australia's future single business register
• Microsoft resurrects Clippy
• IBM A/NZ is assembling a 50-strong blockchain team
• Google announces Stadia video game streaming service
• 99 suppliers join DTA's govt-wide software panel
• Apple finally upgrades iMacs
• Instagram adds shopping feature for US users
• Aluminium producer Hydro hit by cyber attack, shuts some plants
• Facebook says no one who watched Christchurch attack livestream reported it
• Budget 2019
• VMware demos hypervisor running on a network card
• China rejects 'abnormal' US spying concerns as EU pushes trade
• Project Aurora: US government, Intel aim for nation's fastest computer
• myGovID digital identity gets big funding boost
• Atlassian plumps $234 million for US agile planning software provider
• APS Independent Review pushes for wholesale tech consolidation
• Huawei leads Asian domination of UN patent applications in 2018
• Govt embraces Five Safes in new data sharing guidance
• La Trobe Uni appoints first chair of digital health
• Telstra, Optus and Vodafone temporarily block websites after Christchurch attack
• US firm FIS buys Worldpay for US$35 billion in payments deal bonanza
• New Zealand firms consider pulling ads from social media after mass shooting
• Apple ships its two boosted iPads from today
• Coles quietly expands Uber Eats deliveries to essentials like bread, milk, Netflix
• GPs agitate for real-time prescription tracking in NSW
• ACMA lands Nils van Boxsel as its new IT and digital chief
• CBA assures itself of LandMark White's post-breach infosec
• Australia to develop national blockchain strategy
• Telstra and Optus secure round four mobile blackspot sites
• Apple Watch detects irregular heart beat in large US study
• Emotion stymies healthcare's tech adoption - review
• Decision reached in Hells Angels' legal tussle with e-store Redbubble
• CBA settles $100m R&D stoush over core banking software
• ANZ looks to China to help understand its data
• Australia's Commonwealth Games blocked 176,000 pieces of malware
• Japan court hands Mt. Gox founder 2-1/2 years suspended sentence: Kyodo
• German court rejects motions against 5G spectrum auction
• Boeing says 737 MAX software upgrade will be deployed in coming weeks
• Apple infringed three Qualcomm patents, jury finds
• Ardern wants to discuss live streaming with Facebook after 1.5m massacre videos removed
• Geoscience Australia takes action after cyber security fail
• Tel Aviv tries out new crosswalk lights for mobile addicts
• CSG boss Julie-Ann Kerin out after seven years
• Virtual pedestrians pave way to safer roads for driverless cars
• Parliament's 'unique' IT needs blamed for ASD Essential Eight shortfall
• IoT pedestrian crossings coming to Queensland
• Canada mulls setting rules for crypto platforms
• Huawei pleads not guilty to US charges in New York court
• Google's work in China benefiting China's military: US general
• Facebook finally restores services after global outage
• Microsoft taps Swinburne Uni to pilot employability program
• Microsoft targets video game developers, in challenge to Amazon's cloud dominance
• Intel and Facebook add deep learning nous to Cooper Lake CPU
• Landmark White's stolen data re-appears on dark web
• Home Affairs chief Pezzullo decries rise of the 'digital industrial complex'
• SoftBank, others in talks to invest US$1 billion in Uber's self-driving unit: sources
• US prosecutors probing Facebook's data deals
• Australia Post rules out video performance 'monitoring' of staff amid union row
• AFP eyes protected Microsoft cloud
• The Garvan Institute brings DNA analysis capabilities to smartphones
• E-voting vendor Scytl criticises researchers that found vulnerability
• Facebook, Messenger and related apps go offline worldwide
• Travel firms modify search options, bookings after Boeing groundings
• German minister fears excluding Huawei could hurt economy
• Paris boosts cycle commuting with bike parks and e-bikes
• Qld looks to automated fish recognition to reel in catch cheats
• Woodside wants to build up local automation skills
• Telstra to act faster to fix copper faults
• WA Health boots Fujitsu for Atos in $124m hybrid cloud shift
• Bendigo Bank outage takes down online banking
• Credit cards cancelled as Kathmandu reveals online store hacked
• Google services like Gmail, storage hit by Asia Pacific issue
• Thodey compares Australia's tech adoption to Kazakhstan
• Patch Wednesday plugs exploited Windows vulnerabilities
• Uber to pay US$20 million to settle long-running legal battle with drivers
• UK needs to meet Facebook, Google competition with new rules - report
• Sydney man charged over Netflix, Spotify credential-stuffing, stolen accounts
• NSW Electoral Commission confirms iVote contains critical Scytl crypto defect
• Elon Musk shoots down US regulator's complaint about his Tesla tweet
• Foxconn rejects Microsoft patent lawsuit, says never had to pay royalties
• US looking at responses to unilateral digital taxes: Treasury official
• EU dumps digital tax plan for global reform
• AGL trains its chatbot Alfie to comprehend Aussie understatement
• The 2019 iTnews Benchmark Awards in pictures: Redux
• Crypto defect found in Swiss e-voting system
• Berners-Lee says World Wide Web, at 30, must emerge from 'adolescence'
• Boeing to upgrade software in 737 MAX 8 fleet in 'weeks'
• Aurecon taps Orange Business Services as IT services provider
• Huawei, ZTE face retrenchments, espionage claims "so-far unfounded": Fitch Solutions
• How NAB is transforming the world’s most complex Salesforce structure
• StartupLand darling Shoes of Prey files for insolvency
• Westpac’s institutional CIO lands at Allianz
• Big tech companies team up for new interconnect standard
• Swinburne Uni looks to robots to extend surgeons’ careers
• China's Mobike to pull out of some Asian countries, evaluate other markets
• Tesla backtracks on store closures, plans top-end price rise
• Nvidia outbids Intel to buy Israel's Mellanox in data center push
• Vodafone OZ charts own 5G path... despite 15 other Vodas going virtual
• Westpac CEO Hartzer cops it over real time transaction delays, NPP
• Centrelink wants new software to learn why it annoys customers
• Local data nerds Appen make $430 million swoop on US rival Figure Eight
• Pharmacy's buzzer suspected of jamming car keys in Perth
• Vodafone starts re-purposing 2100 MHz spectrum to 4G
• Honda Australia re-platforms divisions onto single SAP core
• Aquabotix secures NSW Defence Innovation Network grant
• No "silent lambs": China supports Huawei's bid for US legal redress
• Bank of England tells Visa Europe to hire PwC after 2018 outage
• US calls 'OneCoin' huge pyramid scheme, charges leaders
• Wall St critic Warren vows to break up Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google
• Iranian hackers raid Citrix's enterprise network
• AUSTRAC suspends two crypto exchanges after arrest
• Canon Australia to close its R&D operations
• Vodafone says NBN Co still providing dodgy speed data
• NBN Co argues 'no strong basis' for fixed wireless fines
• iTnews Benchmark Awards: The Highlights
• Marriott CEO apologises for data breach, vows improvements
• Germany does not want to ban Huawei from 5G networks - minister
• Canberra Uni takes out Benchmark Award for best education project with UC Student 360
• Liverpool Hospital claims best health project at iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Seeing stars - Sparks and Jiang share top spot for rising talent
• Benchmark Awards 2019 Winner Consumer: Boost Juice real-time feedback app
• Newcastle Uni wins emerging tech prize for pearly whites VR
• Airservices soars on Benchmarks win for IaaS shift
• Bendigo Things Network named best local government IT project
• Vic DHHS takes Benchmarks crown for incident reporting system
• Melbourne Water wins iTnews Benchmark Awards Project of the Year
• Huawei sues US government over federal business ban
• Qld offers up commuter data in return for transport messaging network
• Bad actors try bespoke lies to avoid misinformation detection
• EU states set to scrap digital tax plan, to work for global reform
• Long before Trump's trade war with China, Huawei’s activities were secretly tracked
• Zuckerberg says Facebook's future is going big on private chats
• Britain's Hunt promises 'doctrine of deterrence' against cyberattacks on democracy
• Google says Chrome on Windows combo zero-day exploited in the wild
• NAB pushes fast alpha of its new CRM hard to move off Siebel, Oracle
• Oracle warns on Java licenses for Solaris
• Heat-vision drone helps QUT count threatened koalas
• Uber not criminally liable in fatal 2018 Arizona self-driving crash - prosecutors
• Facebook rejects Australian regulator's push for scrutiny of news feeds
• State-sponsored espionage group Whitefly behind major Singapore cyberattack
• Huawei CFO fronts Canadian court, lawyer raises Trump comments
• Turnbull defends Australia front running Huawei 5G ban
• Australia's anti-encryption laws ridiculed on world stage
• All about that bass: carmakers seek electric car sounds for post-petrol era
• Propaganda 2.0: Chinese Communist Party's message gets tech upgrade
• Polish mobile operator Play warns of costs, delays if Huawei banned
• Woodside's "orange shirts" gain visibility in corporate HQ
• NSW council tech officially a mess after forced mergers
• Fact-checker software uncovers costly errors in biomed research
• Health ends limbo over Telstra's $220m national cancer register
• NBN Co reveals uneven spread of 50Mbps-capable premises
• Google plans to ban political ads before Canada election
• Huawei calls for common cybersecurity standards amidst concerns
• Tesla blames misprinted label for China customs hiccup
• Melbourne Council opposes Apple Store in Federation Square
• Oracle claims Defence Health core insurance system
• ACSC to deploy protective DNS service for govt, critical infrastructure
• Salesforce Ventures sets aside $50m for Australia
• Patch now against exploited ColdFusion zero-day
• US Democrats to push to reinstate repealed 'net neutrality' rules
• AT&T restructures WarnerMedia to gird for Netflix fight: memo
• China accuses Canadian, Huawei to sue as spat escalates
• Centrelink deploys NPP for real time emergency payments
• USB and Thunderbolt to converge
• China fund managers rush to capitalise on Shanghai's new tech board
• Tesla's store-shuttering strategy may pull the rug out of solar
• Google rejects ACCC call for scrutiny, denies market power
• AGL warns consumer data right being 'rushed'
• Microsoft starts selling extended support for Windows Server 2008
• Huawei CFO sues Canada over December arrest
• Collection House buries ACM with $400 million telco debt book buy
• Sydney Uni partners with Japanese start-up to launch CubeSats
• Dial 1300 bungle: Telstra diverted customer support lines to Triple Zero
• ANZ cleans up its data for reuse
• Huawei plans billions in dividends for staff despite row with US
• Canada approves Huawei extradition proceedings, China seethes
• Amazon plans new grocery-store business
• Quadriga crypto currency exchange cold wallets found empty
• Commonwealth Bank OneCloud wins Benchmarks Finance category
• Coles hangs up on Telstra at the checkout for Optus NBN
• BHP's big automation push creates new chief transformation officer
• Outdated tech blows holes in NSW firearms database
• Google workers support proposed US laws to curb mandatory arbitration
• NBN Co Sky Muster knocked offline by software update
• Telstra, Thales collaborate on drone management platform
• Aust fibre subscriptions up 70 percent in three years
• NSW rewrites the book on government IT funding
• Thailand passes internet security law decried as 'cyber martial law'
• KKR, China's Tencent eyeing bids for Universal Music
• Huawei units plead not guilty to US trade secret theft
• Commonwealth Bank quietly rolls over Telstra’s $1bn, 10-year deal