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• Minister's myGov DDoS attack claim ruled out once and for all
• Okta taps former CBA CSO for global role
• ANZ promotes data chief as Elliott roasted on modelling
• NBN Co extends temporary bandwidth and quota boosts to July
• Woolworths crams years of effort into online ops in eight weeks
• Chip technology firm Arm to ease fees for startups
• Amazon's foreign websites named in US piracy and counterfeiting report
• How the govt plans to create a formal APS tech career track
• Microsoft revenue beats expectations as remote work boosts Teams
• Fake coronavirus 'vaccines' going for $25k on the dark web
• Medicare to share Centrelink's new SAP-based payments platform
• Telstra reveals facility outage numbers from bushfire crisis
• Spotify's subscribers, usage surge amid coronavirus outbreak
• Amazon turns to Chinese firm on US blacklist to meet thermal camera needs
• Twitter opens up data for researchers to study COVID-19 tweets
• Google makes Meet video conferencing free to all users, challenging Zoom
• Banks sacrificed CDR efforts to prevent COVID-19 cyber threats
• Medibank moves to full virtual ops for 4000 staff
• Cenitex loses its IT security chief
• Beware human-operated ransomware campaigns: Microsoft
• Nokia quarterly revenue to get 5G boost before coronavirus impact felt
• US senator urges criminal probe of Amazon 'predatory data practices'
• Google ad sales steady after coronavirus drop; Alphabet leads tech share rally
• Coles online sales growth halved by COVID-19 shutdown
• YouTube expands fact-check feature to US during coronavirus pandemic
• USyd goes digital to keep 14,000 quarantined Chinese students learning
• High density imaging touted as solution to counterfeiting
• Westpac’s 22k employee remote work exodus under performance review
• Remote work revenue could help Microsoft offset coronavirus impacts, analysts say
• Oracle wins cloud computing deal with Zoom as video calls surge
• Xerox pulls 2020 profit, revenue forecasts on coronavirus worries
• Special Report: Cyber-intel firms pitch governments on spy tools to trace coronavirus
• Vic tribunal deploying new tech to resolve disputes remotely
• Sephora A/NZ to transform workforce planning for up to 650 staff
• Alibaba demotes top executive after probe into behaviour
• France launches AI voice assistant to help coronavirus patients
• Verizon, AT&T, Comcast won't cancel service through June due to coronavirus
• Westpac finally gets Apple Pay, includes eftpos
• ANU stands up COVID crisis management platform in three days
• Booming population prompts Victorian council to go digital-first
• NAB outages average one "critical" incident a month
• Apple to delay mass production of 2020 flagship iPhones - WSJ
• Companies bet on AI cameras to track social distancing, limit liability
• Microsoft wins five-year deal with Coca-Cola to supply business software
• COVIDSafe app hits 2 million downloads in 24 hours
• Woolworths pilots autistic consultants in software assurance
• Optus faces class action after 50k customers' details sent to White Pages
• AT&T names new CEO as Trump gloats over changes at CNN owner
• Shopping robots come into their own in locked-down English town
• FCC may halt US operations of state-controlled Chinese telcos
• Israel's top court says government must legislate COVID-19 phone-tracking
• Apple says 'no evidence' iPhone mail flaw used against customers
• NAB chief vows IT will radically simplify, not complicate bank
• Queensland Health bins $64m pathology system overhaul
• NBN Co gets wishlist to compete for new housing estate work
• Woolworths expands online grocery delivery with Uber
• Boost Juice owner turns to SAP Concur to get clarity of its costs
• Apple, Google update coronavirus contact tracing tech ahead of launch
• Showdown looms between Silicon Valley, US states over contact tracing apps
• Twitter allows Trump COVID-19 disinfectant videos, blocks '#InjectDisinfectant'
• Facebook enters the videoconferencing fray with Messenger Rooms
• Germany flips to Apple-Google approach on smartphone contact tracing
• NSO ran US-based attack servers: Facebook
• Australia launches COVIDSafe contact tracing app
• UNSW researcher scores Australia’s largest ever compute grant
• Crooks play Microsoft numbers game in fresh 1800 scam
• Government services minister insists COVID tracing app data safe on AWS
• Coronavirus clouds Intel outlook, despite short-term PC buying bump
• Facebook gets rid of 'pseudoscience' ad-targeting
• Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jews take to internet in coronavirus lockdown
• Antwerp port trials wearables for coronavirus social distancing
• Bezos, Musk among billionaires gaining net worth in pandemic
• NSW Police to link body-cams to firearms, tasers for automated recording
• WA Police expands iPhone rollout amid COVID-19
• Zoom users top 300m as ban list grows
• Sweden to limit online betting during coronavirus outbreak
• Apple plans to sell Macs with its own chips from 2021 - Bloomberg
• Germany at odds with Apple on smartphone coronavirus contact tracing
• Google to make verification mandatory for all advertisers
• NEC to join Atlassian at Sydney Central Innovation Hub
• Australia's COVID tracing app better than Singapore's: Health chief
• WA Police deploys mobile tracking app to locate officers in real-time
• Switzerland, Austria align with Google and Apple's contact tracing approach
• APT32 hackers targeted Chinese govt over coronavirus response
• Iran's Guards say launched first military satellite into orbit
• Rio Tinto stands up digital radio backup for bauxite mines
• Netflix to raise US$1 billion to fund original content
• Telstra to provide 21k more dongles to Victorian students for remote learning
• Aussie and US cyber spooks issue joint anti-web shell malware guidance
• NAB embeds analytics directly into Salesforce CRM
• Zoom raises encryption level with upgraded meeting app
• Britain's Zoom parliament makes an almost glitch-free debut
• Israel suspends cellphone-tracking for coronavirus quarantine enforcement
• Flaw in iPhone, iPads may have allowed hackers to steal data for years
• Google says state-backed hackers increasing coronavirus phishing attacks
• Federal data sharing laws in virus limbo
• Skype, Zoom get NSW's tick for witnessing legal docs
• ANU scales up virtual desktops for 20,000 students in two weeks
• Ripple sues YouTube over cryptocurrency scams
• Transurban's two-year workplace transformation 'paying big dividends'
• Zoom bombs make choosing video apps harder for lockdown chats
• Google drops charges on shopping service to counter Amazon's surging ad sales
• Woolworths, Coles finally resume online delivery for all
• Security bugs bite IBM's Data Risk Manager
• NBN Co expects to pick up broadband tab of 300,000 businesses
• Privacy boffins call for legislated protections from coronavirus tracker app
• NAB dials up secure remote access for 15,000 staff in three weeks
• Tech titans dominate US stock market after surge
• SAP reverts to sole CEO to handle coronavirus pandemic
• UK made a firm decision on Huawei in 5G - foreign ministry's top official
• Bluetooth phone apps for tracking COVID-19 show modest early results
• Aussie Broadband starts rolling its own fibre to NBN POIs
• Health minister now unsure if source code for COVID contact tracing app is safe to release
• ASD says cyber resilience still far too low across govt
• Barwon Health teams up with Deakin Uni for telehealth practice
• Polish games operator's IPO a success as stay-at home lockdown boosts outlook
• IBM sees shift in client spend priorities, withdraws annual forecast
• Alibaba to invest $45 billion in cloud services
• Govt calls snap review of mobile blackspots program after fifth round tanks
• ASD reckons vaccine targets just the shot
• Govt raises prospect of new laws for COVID contact tracing app
• Facebook, three Indonesian firms in early talks for mobile payment approval - regulator
• Rift opens over European coronavirus contact tracing apps
• US Supreme Court to consider limiting reach of computer fraud law
• Interstellar gatecrasher 2I/Borisov is no ordinary comet
• Services Australia doubles myGov capacity again to meet demand
• Rural firies refuelled mobile base station generators during bushfires
• Iranian army acquires combat capable drones with 1500km range
• Australia plans law forcing Google, Facebook to share ad revenue with domestic media firms
• NSW Health buys 2000 iPads to monitor COVID-19 patients remotely
• NBN Co creates new basic Sky Muster Plus tier for low-income internet offer
• Amazon deploys thermal cameras at warehouses
• NAB takes $1bn software hit to bottom line
• ANU commits to online exams, invigilation despite student concerns
• Google to waive ad serving fees for news publishers amid virus crisis
• Hacking against corporations surges as workers take computers home
• Prague Airport says thwarted several cyber attacks; hospitals also targeted
• Cognizant hit by 'Maze' ransomware attack
• US judge blocks Twitter's bid to reveal government surveillance requests
• Govt to release source code of forthcoming 'COVID trace' app
• Superloop uses NBN scheme to offer free broadband to 5000 low-income homes
• Woolworths reports 320 percent rise in app use as shoppers digitally prep
• Morrison refuses to 'be drawn' on making contact tracing app compulsory
• India's cyber centre says Zoom 'not a safe platform'
• EU wants voluntary, privacy-based virus-tracking mobile apps
• Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency gets a revamp
• Canberra Uni builds digital 'one-stop-shop' for students' journey
• NBN Co to temporarily cut internet costs for low-income families
• Windows Defender chokes on two-dot file names
• Nokia shares surge on report of takeover bid
• BlueJeans bought by Verizon for less than $800m
• Google's Meet gets Zoom-like layout, Gmail link
• Australians report 'sextortion' spam campaign 1900 times in past week
• SAP lands former Defence CISO
• ASD vetting code on Australia’s future COVID trace app
• Optus is using call centre 'microsites' in the Philippines
• Tesla shares extend rally after China registration surge and nod from Goldman
• Australia’s ICT jobs market a boom crash opera, reckons Seek
• Amazon to close French warehouses until next week after court order
• Phone tracking reveals coronavirus hit to US economy
• NSW coronavirus database tracks cases down postcode-by-postcode
• Taronga Zoo banishes paper with SAP-based staff app
• Telstra pushes for a full breakdown of NBN Co's costs
• Big Four banks under pressure to drop digital debit fees
• North Korea hacking threatens US and global financial system: US officials
• Italian boy travels a mile for internet signal to study under tree
• US probe unable to rule out White House influence on JEDI contract awarded to Microsoft, not Amazon
• Apple has a $749 iPhone SE for the budget-conscious as coronavirus stalls economy
• 'Remote hands' flub takes out much of Cloudflare
• Stay off Zoom, Google Hangouts, Standard Chartered chief tells staff
• Defence buys thousands of new HP desktops
• ACSC issues FUD-busting COVID-19 WFH guide
• Microsoft patches exploited Windows zero-days
• Amazon fires employees critical of working conditions during pandemic
• Tesla agrees to settle lawsuit with self-driving car startup Zoox
• AFP admits to trialling controversial facial recognition tool Clearview AI
• ATO inks $73m deal with Canberra Data Centres
• Coles Liquor paces itself during digital stock-up surge
• Cobram Estate taps satellite sensing to secure oil production
• Britain's ITV under fire over presenter's 5G-coronavirus comments
• Apple launches site to show how coronavirus lockdowns affect movement
• Amazon ordered to limit French trade to essential goods
• 7-Eleven Australia shifts into e-commerce
• Optus looks to 'true 5G' to unseat Telstra in the enterprise
• UWA shifts 21k students, staff online in just two weeks
• ACSC called in on 427 fed govt security incidents last year
• Tech and science academies unite experts in COVID fight
• Microsoft Teams to raise viewable participants to nine
• Westpac cops $1bn hit from dud legacy compliance systems
• Fading Vision Fund to tip SoftBank into first loss in 15 years
• Amazon stops accepting new online grocery customers
• NSW builds automated SMS system to deliver negative COVID-19 results
• AGL tackles consistency in large-scale multi-cloud move
• Airbnb restricts bookings on its platform in Britain
• Dutch telecommunications towers damaged by 5G protestors - Telegraaf
• Amazon to add 75,000 more jobs amid coronavirus pandemic
• EBay taps Walmart executive Iannone as CEO
• Singapore stops teachers using Zoom app
• Apple and Google to create contact tracing technology
• Vocus returns Dodo, iPrimus contact centres to 85 percent capacity
• NBN Co starts testing feasibility of mmWave for future fixed wireless
• Vodafone chief flags co-investment option to upgrade NBN FTTN users to full fibre
• Harris Technology's sales surge on home office fitouts
• Vodafone redirects collective smartphone compute into COVID-19 research
• WA to electronically track COVID-19 patients who defy isolation orders
• Digital consolidation helps The Wine Collective thrive during lockdown
• EU to adopt unified policy on coronavirus mobile apps
• Zoom hires former Facebook security chief to beef up privacy, safety
• Telstra uses AI to vet 19,000 candidates for 1000 temp jobs
• Bruised BoQ perseveres with $440m digital core overhaul
• NSW govt, ANZ trial national one-stop death notification service
• Data61, Linux Foundation launch seL4 open source foundation
• Taiwan tells agencies not to use Zoom on security grounds
• With Singapore lockdown underway, 'essential' chipmakers count on less disruption
• WeWork sues SoftBank after US$3 billion tender offer falls through
• Shipbuilder Austal was hacked with stolen creds sold on dark web
• WA agencies still vulnerable to cyber security weaknesses
• ASD hiring blitz breaks cover
• Robots replace Japanese students at graduation amid coronavirus
• In a first, China knocks US from top spot in global patent race
• Russian space agency says Trump paving way to seize other planets
• Zoom taking security seriously: US government memo
• Melbourne Uni's new AI and digital ethics centre already concerned about COVID-19 responses
• Defence moves to refresh IT services mega panel
• BT boss gives salary to health workers, lifts pay for key staff
• 'Darknet' sellers tout face masks for bitcoin, researchers say
• Facebook asks users about coronavirus symptoms, releases data to researchers
• US chipmaking industry pushes back on proposed export rule changes
• Uber connects out-of-work US drivers to delivery, production jobs
• EU privacy watchdog calls for pan-European mobile app for virus tracking
• Telstra to provide 4000 SIMs to Victorian students in need
• NBN activations surge above 42,000 a week as Australia locks down
• ASD mounts offensive operations against cybercrime infrastructure
• Australian health sector does not have 'cybersecurity problem', says insurer
• Sydney Uni spins up 'Corona-Bot' to handle influx of queries
• Mastercard's Scandinavian e-pay deal in EU antitrust crosshairs
• Zoom shares slip over security concerns, rising competition
• IBM taps former Bank of America CTO to oversee cloud business
• Datacom creates 2000 new surge jobs off COVID-19 crisis
• Amazon in contact with coronavirus test makers for potential screenings on employees
• IKEA store operator buys startup to boost virtual home decorating tools
• Europe's north-south lockdown divide revealed by Google data
• Cisco's Webex draws record 324 million users in March
• US Air Force to send Western Sydney Uni’s new camera tech to space
• Ballarat Council empowers staff to build own low-code apps
• ATO buys-up bulk kit for work-from-home shift
• Firstmac scales up desktop-as-a-service for 400 staff
• Hackers linked to Iran target WHO staff emails during coronavirus - sources
• EU justice chief urges US tech giants to halt virus clickbaits
• Two US state AGs seek info on Zoom's privacy practices
• 5G coronavirus conspiracy theory is dangerous fake nonsense, UK says
• Zoom meetings weakly encrypted and get keys from China
• Google location data shows Australia grinding to halt
• Musk's SpaceX bans Zoom over privacy and security concerns
• Woolworths, Coles to raise tap-and-go limit to $200
• NBN Co records highest ever peak throughput of 13.8Tbps
• ASD issues warning over cheap and nasty video conferencing
• US officials agree on new ways to control high tech exports to China
• Meal delivery firms branch out into groceries during crisis
• Southern Cross Uni sees spike in enrolments after shift online
• Apple doubles China donations for COVID-19 recovery efforts
• Infosec researchers at loggerheads as new Zoom zero-day goes public
• Deakin Uni frees up course on switching to digital education
• Tariff pain turns to gain: US computer stockpiles help meet virus rush
• 1.5m Israelis using voluntary coronavirus monitoring app
• Italy's social security website hit by hacker attack
• Putin takes coronavirus precautions as Moscow unveils tracking app
• Telstra says COVID-19 leads customers to cancel technician visits
• Labor sees new data source emerge to identify children without connectivity
• Google Japan defends impartiality of search results amid lockdown rumours
• Washington State signs facial recognition curbs into law
• NSW schools to loan thousands of laptops during COVID-19
• Windows flaw lets Zoom leak network credentials, runs code remotely
• Transit Systems taps MacTel to enable AI capability
• Canberra's secure fibre network services panel grows
• Video chat app Houseparty offers US$1 million reward over hacking claims
• Marriott discloses second data breach in two years
• NBN Co and biggest carriers to jointly tackle telco congestion
• Australia Post cuts IT contractors due to coronavirus
• Huawei warns China will strike back against new US restrictions
• New York's Northwell Health begins 3D printing nasal swabs for coronavirus testing
• Trump to hold call with US internet, mobile phone providers
• Cloud providers rush spare data centre capacity