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• NSW prepares to trial all-in-one transport app offering subscriptions
• Queensland's CS Energy has its corporate systems infected by ransomware
• Afterpay — Everything you need to know about it & buy now pay later (BNPL)
• Perth Mint CIO leaves after five months
• Google accused of failing to honour 'don't be evil' pledge
• Revenue NSW unlawfully collected debts using automated system
• Optus starts its own 5G standalone trials
• Optimal Group and BOC sign MoU to build Australia’s first bioLNG facility
• UK privacy watchdog wants to fine Clearview AI $31m
• Increase human and machine intelligence through reciprocal augmentation
• Mini-documentary: Digital transformation in the legal sector
• Microsoft becomes 'certified strategic' cloud provider
• Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey hands reins to technology chief Agrawal
• IT’s control over digital infrastructure is slipping, reports The Economist Intelligence Unit
• AFP targets BEC, phishing with new cybercrime centre
• TfNSW partners with Industrie&Co for next-gen SCATS traffic system
• Telcos get new powers to block malicious SMS scams at scale
• Case Study: Life Interiors invests in e-commerce as differentiator
• Westpac rolls out new banking app to Android users
• Blue Prism shareholder Coast opposes Vista's new takeover offer
• Clearlake Capital to buy Quest Software
• Scaling automation requires strong foundations: Workato CEO
• Fashion industry sees massive change to supply chain sourcing
• Rinnai Australia runs multi-year IT transformation
• Google makes pledges on browser cookies to appease UK regulator
• Australia to introduce laws to 'unmask' anonymous commenters online
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank targets single core banking system by 2024
• Boards recognise cybersecurity business risk, but lack a dedicated focus
• BNPL services see share price plummet over the past year
• Micron, UMC to withdraw IP complaints against each other
• EU countries agree on common stance on new rules for US tech giants
• NSW moves to build out digital birth certificates for all Australians
• Ransomware evolving from 'spray and pray' to more targeted attacks
• Gov told to "immediately" release digital capability review
• Breakthroughs in quantum computing drive higher processing power
• Effects of operational technology failure encourage simplicity over efficiency
• Australia's mutual banks' IT spend up 18 percent year-on-year
• NSW gov expects public cloud to become its infrastructure workhorse
• TSMC looks to set up chip factory in Eastern Europe
• Israel reportedly slashes list of countries that can buy cyber tech
• WA councils fail to detect simulated cyber attack in audit
• South32 to pursue new IT operating model
• EU rules aim for more transparency in targeted political ads
• How a little Texas town snagged a $23.6 billion Samsung chip plant deal
• CoreLogic International acquires property tech firm AiRE
• Victorian Government highlights accessibility and digital-readiness in its digital strategy
• Fast charge stations for electric vehicles an emerging battleground
• Great Southern Bank's CISO heads to Qualys
• Firms that plug into critical infrastructure will face tighter scrutiny as suppliers
• Macquarie Bank shoots for eight technology 'north stars' for 2025
• Apple warns Thai activists "state-sponsored attackers" may have targeted iPhones
• US opposes China Telecom's bid to continue operating
• HyperOne doubles number of 'on-ramps' to its national fibre backbone
• Airtasker volume grows 70 per cent since easing of restrictions
• Data centres adopt renewable energy and liquid cooling technologies
• Nib takes $4 million stake in Midnight Health
• Equinix to act as major interconnection point for SUB.CO's OAC cable system
• ASIC blasts continued dependence on ASX and its systems
• VMware forecast profits above expectations
• Consortium of Japanese firms to test launch digital currency
• Gartner: Advertising Technology at the Crossroads
• Cybersecurity top of mind for IoT developers
• Critical infrastructure attacks changed government mindsets: Cyber Threat Alliance CEO
• Dominello on NSW's decentralised digital ID future
• Reddit to shut down Dubsmash app
• Apple files lawsuit against NSO Group
• Victorian gov to become 'cloud by design' under first digital strategy
• AI improves team and enterprise culture, says MIT and BCG
• Unified payments startup FIN-PAY raises $10 million in seed funding
• Till Payments secures a further $15 million and appoints first CTO
• Sovereign push for gov cyber hubs ahead of expansion
• Video games drive social connection during pandemic
• Cyber security startup Arctic Wolf seeks to hire advisors for US IPO
• Zoom's third-quarter results top estimates
• Gov says 'community' expected it to have cyber incident intervention powers
• Why IT spending should be transformational, not just transactional
• How UniSuper used BiZZdesign to accelerate its digital transformation
• ASIC starts using its protected AWS data lake at scale
• Case Study: Quarter Acre prepares for post COVID growth after modernising its marketing
• Ericsson snaps up cloud firm Vonage in $8.56 billion deal
• ASIC says cryptocurrency investors 'on their own' for now
• GoDaddy security breach exposes WordPress users' data
• Incentives are the critical infrastructure of cybercrime. Robust responses emerge
• NBN Co chair Dr Ziggy Switkowski to step down
• Fintech WLTH opens $15M Series A and finalises merger with undisclosed payments platform
• How to choose business data storage
• Blockchain to drive $US10 billion in cross border settlement savings
• NSW bans police from accessing QR code check-in data
• Nuix shareholders file class action lawsuit
• Australia's Copyright Agency investigates cyber incident
• Ex-Japan PM Abe calls for Tokyo's cooperation with AUKUS in AI, cyber
• Australian billionaire to help publishers strike content deal with Google, Facebook
• NEXTDC to take stake in AUCloud
• University of Adelaide deploys ServiceNow in service desk redesign
• Insurers run from ransomware cover as losses mount
• A look at the intimate details Amazon knows about us
• Case Study: HIA bolsters customer acquisition with marketing platform upgrade
• Toll Global Express searches for its first CIO
• Transurban's data efforts drive changes in motorist behaviour
• Crypto volatility will discourage large corporate transactions: RBA
• Case Study: Ransomware fears drove cyber security investments at Flinders University
• Cyber crime ROI slipping as market forces and government intervention start to bite
• ASIC brings charges against MLC for systemic failures from poor governance, IT
• Tesserent (ASX:TNT) appoints Kurt Hansen as sole CEO
• AGL set to lose its second CISO in 18 months
• US state attorneys general probe Instagram's effect on kids
• US banks ordered to report major cyber incidents within 36 hours
• Australia, US agree to protect sensitive quantum tech, share knowledge
• Engineering software startup ClearCalcs raises $1.65M in seed+
• EasySend raises USD$50.5 million in Series B and appoints Datorama boss as Australian VP of Sales
• Spending skyrockets as nation emerges from lockdown
• EU looking to relax rules to allow funding of cutting edge chip plants
• Queensland on the hunt for its next digital chief
• Marketers lead uptake of automation, says HubSpot
• RBA weighs digital currency, remains unconvinced
• TPG Telecom makes fresh play to be a 'more robust competitor to NBN Co'
• Service NSW to bring facial verification to digital channels
• ASD chief pushes back against splitting agency in two
• Labor to give 30,000 families free NBN for a year
• ACCC clears path for Meta's Kustomer CRM acquisition
• Kiwis keen on vaccination records trigger DDoS defences
• ASX launches Synfini, its distributed ledger as a service platform
• Macro Advertising, and Seeing the Data Forest for the Trees
• Carbon offset myths lead to improper actions and decisions, says Bain & Co
• Parrot Analytics says automation is critical to its martech stack
• Apple to sell spare parts to consumers to repair iPhones, Macs
• Talent is now a hyper competitive market and technology salaries reflect this
• Tabcorp says bad data, technical error behind online betting breach
• Do you know where your data sleeps at night?
• The five questions every storage buyer should ask
• Critical considerations for moving to the cloud
• Chris 21 payroll software provider hit by suspected ransomware attack
• CouriersPlease uses IoT to keep track of transportation cages
• Australia reveals its critical technologies of national interest
• NDR meets ransomware threat head on
• Case Study: AIA’s Vitality program kickstarts digital transformation journey
• IoT industry's 2030 estimated value falls, still forecasted at $12.6 trillion
• NAB lands Westpac's consumer division head of tech
• Emotet malware rises from the ashes
• Qualcomm estimates Apple will self-supply up to 80 percent of iPhone modem chips by 2023
• Australia to invest $111 million in quantum technology
• US NTSB closes probe into fatal Tesla 2020 California crash
• Trillions of dollars rest on Australia's climate action, says Deloitte
• UK orders in-depth probe of Nvidia's Arm acquisition
• Facebook says hackers in Pakistan targeted Afghan users amid government collapse
• Aware Super says marketing automation delivers personalised customer experience
• Vandals topple second Vic NBN wireless tower in four years
• Australia's biggest global tech talent visa sponsors, ranked
• Google Cloud Networking has a brief global glitch
• Europe's planned rival to Visa and Mastercard appeals for public funding
• Labor's early election pledge to offer fibre to "nearly 7 in 8" FTTN users
• Five ways Russian cybercrime tactics have changed
• Researchers defeat 'Rowhammer' attack mitigations
• Coates develops innovative tool to increase productivity on industrial job sites
• CBA's X15 launches deal finder app Cheddar
• Australia Post deploys wearable contact tracing tech for staff
• Google Research Australia to be set up
• China Telecom US unit asks court to block US FCC action
• Telstra distances 5G fixed wireless from being an NBN 'replacement'
• Google launches $1 billion in Australian Digital Future Initiative
• An extraordinary surge in in-vehicle payments is coming, says Juniper Research
• Australian customers shortchanged on data access as open banking falters
• Marketing automation valuable when customised effectively
• IBM says quantum chip could beat standard chips in two years
• Tesla's market value falls below US$1 trillion
• Automation drives marketing success but complexity torments delivery
• NSW gov creates protected data hosting panel
• Innovation and risk go hand in hand: Wesfarmers director
• Gov unveils principles to help secure critical technology supply chains
• Volt partners with Frollo to create new banking app
• FBI email infrastructure hijacked to send out fake messages
• US states file updated antitrust complaint against Google
• Telstra to form joint venture with Quantium
• #DevDay
• TPG Telecom expands reach of 5G services
• Allianz Australia turns to 'stewards' to build its data culture
• Focus on expertship transforms employee development at Aon
• ESG on board agenda but difficult for directors to approach, says Gartner
• ACT eyes greater gov IT foresight with new business architecture
• Security vendor stirs controversy using undisclosed flaw for months
• Aussies less trusting with data in wake of Covid-19
• Suspected gov hackers behind 'watering hole' attacks in Hong Kong
• Sydney Metro establishes new CIO role
• US companies rush to add robots as demand surges
• Biden signs legislation to tighten US restrictions on Huawei, ZTE
• Basslink goes into administration
• Chamonix lands My Health Record app deal
• Albemarle cuts e-waste, capex spend "substantially" by hiring rather than buying
• Singles Day: Alibaba, JD.com trouser $139B. Don't expect them to crow
• NSW moves to fortify check-in app data privacy, prevent police access
• Passive design means zero costs for heating and cooling buildings, says Stable Properties owner
• Macquarie and CDP win EU approval for Open Fiber acquisition
• CEO-designate of NSO spyware firm quits following US blacklist
• NAB to relaunch QuickBiz with tighter online banking integration
• Victorian man sentenced for DoS-ing police phone lines
• Alloggio IPO: Increasing demand for short term rental accommodation
• RBA to embark on infrastructure overhaul
• Smartphone payments for public transport can be abused to make unlimited purchases
• Superloop sees challenger ISPs taking one-third of Australia's fixed broadband market
• Automation vendor Workato raises $US200M at a $5.7B valuation
• Alibaba’s 11.11 Global Shopping Festival highlights sustainability and inclusiveness
• Google loses anti-trust appeal in Europe, €2.42B fine upheld
• Cryptocurrency boom strains Kazakhstan's coal-powered energy grid
• Facebook's work app Workplace to integrate with Microsoft Teams
• Gartner: Retail 2022 — Betting Big On Digitalised Stores
• Data driving operational efficiency for property and construction
• Google loses challenge against EU antitrust ruling
• Apple launches subscription service aimed at small-business users
• Freedom Furniture re-architects IT after troubled project stopped trade
• GetSwift reprimanded over big customer wins that weren't
• Adelaide council to ban SA Police using facial recognition tech on new CCTV network
• AWS She Builds seeks to bridge the great IT gender gap
• eftpos worksite digital ID pilot saves days on worker credential checks
• Opinion: The Transference of Expectation meets The Great Resignation
• Tesla shares skid again as investors brace for possible Musk stock sale
• US judge skeptical of Apple's request for pause of 'Fortnite' antitrust orders
• Unity to buy New Zealand's Weta Digital
• 99 per cent of autonomous vehicle accidents caused by human error
• Changes to the Asian consumer landscape to drive automotive innovation says McKinsey
• Twitter chair Patrick Pichette joins graph data platform Neo4j board of directors
• NBN Co caps fibre upgrade trial numbers to a maximum of 525 premises
• KPMG, University of Newcastle to create tech hub, 100 grad roles
• Why Laing O'Rourke says sustainability is good for business
• Case Study: Cisco's HR strategy focusses on human connection and wellbeing
• Supply chains to be held to new standard, says Bain
• Microsoft pushes patch for exploited flaw in on-prem Exchange
• Salesforce CEO Benioff invests in search engine startup You.com
• Amazon seeking to settle EU antitrust investigations
• NAB shifts priorities in its annual IT spend
• 'Circle of hell': NSW Electoral Commission cyber funding frustrations reach fever pitch
• Cost remains biggest impediment to EV uptake
• Macquarie Bank has its 'second chance' with cloud
• NBN Co puts broadband tax target back on cellular, LEO operators
• Toshiba considers splitting into three separate units
• Facebook can pursue malware lawsuit against NSO Group
• EU Commission to be sole enforcer of big tech rules
• Brokerage Robinhood discloses large data breach
• Canberra's gov-wide Microsoft sourcing deal soars $600m
• NAB launches first IT-focused 'Return to Work' program
• Case Study: Keeping CPA's board up to date about cybersecurity risks
• AMD lands Meta as customer
• US charges Ukrainian, Russian, over cyber attack
• Zip Co appoints its first ever global CTO
• Opinion: Marketing — Ensuring an inclusive boardroom
• COVER STORY: Building sector accelerates sustainable transformation
• Lendlease's Barangaroo precinct sets example for sustainable development
• CBA to make bank-wide AI play with H2O.ai
• NBN Co offers to upgrade up to 6000 FTTN customers from this month
• Australia's Bartle Frere Bananas trials geolocation for bunches
• TfNSW ramps up quantum computing ambitions with new pilot program
• SiteMinder IPO: Stock surges in early trading as it lists on ASX
• Data critical to avoiding intentional or unconscious greenwashing, says WePower
• Apple hires former Tesla engineer
• SolarWinds investors allege board knew about cyber risks
• WA Health CIO resigns just 10 months in
• Strandbags re-platforms e-commerce under 'Project Future'
• Commbank backed H2O.ai surges to $1.7B after Series E
• Huge loss for IAB Europe and (another) GDPR train wreck for adtech
• DTA plots data centre panel overhaul
• NAB, ANZ and Westpac hold cryptocurrency stance
• TPG Telecom brings business-grade fast fibre offering to regions
• NSW Police wants platform to create "complete biometric profile" of crims
• US offers $10 million reward in hunt for DarkSide hackers
• Entries open for the 2022 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Healthtech startup Hemideina wants to challenge Cochlear
• Public sector doubles market average improvements in CX success
• Telstra finally wraps up $1.8bn Defence network overhaul
• UK could speed up criminal sanctions for big tech hosting harmful content
• Facebook tests paid subgroups in subscription push
• mySA Gov accounts breached
• IBM to create innovation hub in Bathurst
• ANZ Banking Group shows off its 'API Mesh'
• Douugh enters BaaS partnership with Railsbank
• US gov agencies get mandatory patching orders
• China ministry orders 38 apps to rectify excessive collection of personal data
• UK man implicated in Twitter hacking charged in NY with cryptocurrency theft
• hipages announces strategic investment in Bricks + Agent
• Reejig appoints former Westpac boss as chair of the board
• Australia's international student applications crash, while US, UK and Canada surge
• Why metaversial business is a very long way off
• AirTrunk announces huge new data centre for Western Sydney
• Can fragmented healthcare silos be replaced with a single view of the patient?
• Energy sector improving on empathy metrics but more work to be done, says KPMG
• Facebook to form New Zealand fund to support local publishers
• US blacklists Israeli hacking tool vendor NSO Group
• Victorian government begins search for future myki operator
• Hawaiki embarks on new SE Asia, A/NZ and US cable lay
• Business email: the ultimate playground for cybercriminals
• Telstra to open its 5G-powered internet service to more users
• Volt and Australian Financial Group launch first BaaS-powered products
• Telstra upgrading Victorian school internet in $100m deal
• AMD books capacity years ahead to ease crunches
• CBA to bring cryptocurrency trading into its banking app
• Alteryx appoints Adobe’s Heidi Badgery as Managing Director ANZ
• Cop-used Clearview AI breached Australians' privacy, investigation finds
• Telstra scores $1bn Defence contract renewal
• Yahoo leaves China for good
• Facebook will shut down facial recognition system
• RxMx platform digitises multiple sclerosis patient journey
• Case Study: Intrepid Group uses global travel shutdown to reimagine HR function
• Retail sector outperforms in customer experience
• SA gov in hiring spree as digital workload grows
• Curtin University goes all-in with AWS
• Most programming languages vulnerable to Trojan Source attack
• Customer centricity in the spotlight: KPMG
• Case study: Tasmanian Health Service overcomes data wars
• Gov readies cyber hub expansion, stops certifying internet gateways
• Airtasker appoints first ever chief product officer
• Musk's Starlink registers India unit
• US regulators recommend issuers of 'stablecoins' be policed like banks
• Fringe innovation unlocks power of diverse thinking
• COVER STORY: Healthcare undergoes digital transformation
• ANZ reshapes its IT organisation into a 'service provider'
• Strong tech support could help sell US Congress on global tax rules
• Amazon seeks approval to launch two internet satellites by 2022
• Westpac ready to launch its BaaS platform
• Regional Australia Bank loses CDO
• Parliament moves to roll out DMARC
• Police raids 'target' 12 suspects in ransomware cases
• US FAA has 'deep concern' about 5G network plan on aviation safety
• Australian company directors now required to create digital ID
• Latest open banking deadline hits today
• Apple objects to links to outside payments
• Case Study: BizCover responds to dramatic shifts in customer behaviour
• Fitness & Lifestyle Group tones up technology team
• NT reaps IT rewards from pandemic response