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• Victorian govt poaches Services Australia CIO
• The clouds are gathering in Melbourne: it's a good thing
• AFP searches for a tracking system that supports 4G, 5G devices
• Analytics behemoth SAS plans to go public in 2024
• Musk's Neuralink raises over $200 million from Google Ventures, others
• NAB finds a new chief security officer
• NSW Education says cyber attack may have compromised contact data
• Seven insights that will define your digital transformation success
• Govt concedes COVIDSafe app 'rarely used' in overdue report
• IMF sees "critical role" as world transitions to digital money
• UK's Inmarsat to launch 150 low-orbit satellites
• NZ state broadcaster slammed for stories sourced from ransomware-raided info
• Qantas takes up IATA vaccine passport app
• Telstra's Asia Pacific CISO Narelle Devine navigates security at Australia's largest telco
• NBN Co to offer a month of bandwidth relief to internet providers
• Any Android security app is better than Google Play Protect
• UQ, Qld govt to trial multi-modal app and subscription service for a year
• US senators urge barring Huawei, ZTE from US$1.9 trillion govt funding measure
• Israel tells France it is taking NSO spyware allegations seriously
• White House calls on America's most critical companies to improve cyber defences
• IAG wraps new structure around its automation drive
• Cyber insurance rates fail to match catastrophe risk, says Chubb CEO
• Google will require Covid-19 vaccine for US employees to step into campuses
• TPG Telecom to upgrade Sydney-Guam submarine cable
• Telstra InfraCo starts offering data centre floorspace
• Australia Post is building a new event management system on Google Cloud
• CBA adds branch-based staff to its contact centre operations
• Biden warns cyber attacks could lead to 'a real shooting war'
• Apple says chip shortage reaches iPhone
• Microsoft sees steady cloud growth
• Former eBay employee gets 18 months in prison for 'abominable' cyberstalking campaign
• Google 'refutes' claims made by Epic Games
• Google Cloud opens second Australian region
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank to re-platform its internet banking
• Why just having the right technology isn't enough
• The new way to work needs a new way to lead
• NAB Ventures, Grok Ventures and Perennial back fintech Spriggy
• NSW govt names digital ID advisory council members
• Amazon denies report of accepting bitcoin as payment
• Intel aims to catch foundry rivals by 2025
• Facebook sets up new team to work on the 'metaverse'
• Australian health insurance cards can now be added to Apple Wallet
• Toll Group starts to scale out intelligent automation
• Audits alone won't solve govt cyber woes: ANAO
• Facebook and tech giants to target attacker manifestos, far-right militias in database
• Australia's top NBN RSPs say lockdowns expose them to excess bandwidth charges again
• AMP Capital Real Estate embarks on technology transformation
• White House sees YouTube, Facebook as 'Judge, Jury & Executioner' on vaccine misinformation
• Judge grants US FTC more time to file amended complaint against Facebook
• Defence helps ADF members relocate with new Pega-powered app
• Australia Post targets safety challenges with analytics program of work
• Alphabet to launch robotics firm Intrinsic
• Intel, TI split leaves chip outlook in doubt
• NBN Co brings in KPMG to audit subcontractor pay
• Kaseya has working REvil decryption key
• Uber found to have breached privacy of 1.2 million Aussies in 2016
• SUB.CO's Oman-Australia subsea cable lands in Perth
• Myer building semi-autonomous national distribution centre
• Govt forced to release overdue COVIDSafe report
• Turning complaints into your biggest opportunity
• Cyber attack disrupts major South African port operations
• Websites back up after brief global outage linked to Akamai
• Digital fitness helps Kmart Australia, PAS Group through the pandemic
• NBN Co says 119,000 services still can't reach 25Mbps peak speeds
• Govt kicks of trial to redesign digital qualifications, training
• Embracing risk: Leanne Fry's blended 'security and innovation' journey at AUSTRAC
• Israel appoints task force to assess NSO spyware allegations
• ACCC to examine Amazon, eBay, Kogan and other marketplaces
• Infosys reopens offices
• Service NSW to hire 200 engineers, designers
• CBA takes 25 percent stake in two NBN retail service providers
• UK citizen arrested in Spain for alleged role in 2020 Twitter hack
• Ex-Service NSW CSTO lands at Deloitte Australia
• Services Australia to grow in-house IT workforce, shrink contractor reliance
• EPA Victoria signs $52m IT services deal with Empired
• Services Australia shifts most Centrelink payments to SAP S/4 HANA
• NBN roundtable returns focus to customer needs - and NBN Co's costs
• FSG, Optus to trial 'host neutral' radio network in Queensland
• ANZ carves out ANZi innovation arm, renames it 1835i
• Linux systemd bug allows denial of service attacks
• Equinix Australia leads group negotiation for access to renewable power
• Wrong Windows file permissions allow admin privilege escalation
• Biden names Google critic Kanter as Justice Dept antitrust chief
• Billionaire Jeff Bezos has successful suborbital jaunt
• Dexus signs on to develop $1.4bn Atlassian office tower
• ACCC clears 5G as a substitute for fixed-line broadband
• AFP leading new cross-agency ransomware taskforce
• NSO Group able to hack iPhone 12 and recent iOS with Pegasus spyware
• US charges four Chinese nationals charged in global hacking campaign
• EU antitrust regulator scraps Amadeus and Sabre investigation
• Victoria eyes backup dispatch system for Triple Zero calls after spate of outages
• US and allies, including Australia, accuse China of global hacking spree
• IBM quarterly revenue beats on cloud strength
• NSW Customer Service dept appoints cluster CISO
• ANZ sets itself up for a new workforce transformation
• Telstra confirms 'incomplete' talks to buy Digicel Pacific
• Melbourne Water loses its CTO
• Facebook says it should not be blamed for US failing to meet vaccine goals
• Right size. Right cloud. Right now
• Biden battles Russian hacking groups with restrictions on IT firms
• Apple silently patched zero-click iOS 'WifiDemon' remote code execution bug
• PwC Australia drives its digital and data transformation deeper
• Outgoing human rights commissioner takes UTS AI ethics gig
• CBA's former digital chief founds a fintech
• Queensland Police sells forensic management system to Bdna
• Facebook says Iranian hackers used site to spy on US military personnel
• Transport for NSW in IT hiring blitz
• Teachers Mutual Bank to offer Hiver digital bank app from 'late July'
• US offers millions for information on state-backed hackers
• Microsoft says Israeli group sold tools to hack Windows
• Industry panel urges govt to adopt clear policy position on ransomware
• Labor calls for audit of NBN Co executive bonuses
• Company directors could be held accountable for cyber security failures
• US warns SpaceX its new Texas launch site tower not yet approved
• ACSC reinstates level zero maturity rating in Essential Eight
• Making security relatable: Elaine Muir's mission to uplift security education
• Micro Focus Information Management & Governance (IM&G) Forum 2021
• Tabcorp's disks damaged by fire suppression system noise in November
• La Trobe University creates CISO role
• Telstra creates standards to govern AI buying, use
• NortonLifeLock in talks to buy Avast
• Researchers bypass Windows Hello facial recognition biometrics
• Chinese hackers exploit new zero-day in SolarWinds software
• Why IT departments need to rethink procurement
• CBA sets up Group Security division to bridge physical, infosec domains
• Macquarie Telecom to build new data centre in Sydney
• British police seize record $545m haul of cryptocurrency
• Bank of England to crack down on 'secretive' cloud computing services
• Apple, Goldman Sachs planning 'buy now, pay later' service
• NBN Co contracts out $1.1bn of FTTN overbuild work
• Judo Bank's CISO departs
• Ransomware gang REvil's websites become unreachable
• Major cyber security weaknesses uncovered at TfNSW, Sydney Trains
• Woolworths plans additional online fulfilment centre in Sydney's south
• Govt could make IoT security standards mandatory
• NAB's head of cloud platform services leaves
• Westpac 'debanks' eight fintechs in a year
• Volt Bank acquires Australian Mortgage Marketplace
• Broadcom in talks to buy software maker SAS Institute
• Hybrid cloud: The CIO’s fast lane to agility, simplicity and rapid business growth
• Optimising businesses on the Edge
• Accenture paid another $57m to support My Health Record until 2022
• Vic govt invests $35m in statewide digital twin
• Building a foundation for healthcare innovation
• Remote access scammers take $7.2m from Aussies
• Govts sign off on national data sharing agreement
• Banks told to prep IT systems for possibility of negative rates
• NAB pilots facial recognition for identity verification
• ANZ retail and commercial CIO Nicole Pelchen to leave
• Nine loses its chief publishing and digital officer
• Changing the game with IMMERSION
• Canada judge won't allow Huawei CFO to use HSBC documents
• Biden presses Putin to act on ransomware attacks
• Australian organisations fall badly behind in the race towards digital fitness
• Building better cybersecurity for a world without perimeters
• Billionaire Branson soars to space aboard Virgin Galactic flight
• TPG Telecom commits to digital transformation
• How Covid highlighted the importance of digital fitness in the public sector
• Digital Nation: Decision-making culture will separate leaders from laggards
• Cann Group recovers $1.2m in stolen funds after cyber fraud
• Ramsay Health Care CIO jumps to HammondCare
• SA govt offloads Addinsight traffic system to SAGE Automation
• Epic Games wins appeal against Apple
• Square plans to make hardware wallet for bitcoin
• Crowdsourced ransomware payments tracker launched
• Kaseya VSA contained multiple vulnerabilities
• UK watchdog weighs probe of Motorola's Airwave network
• NSW Justice strikes $7m cyber security deal with CSO Group
• NSW Education department hit by cyber attack
• Dozens of US states sue Google over Play Store's 'extravagant commission'
• AWS, Google say cyber takeover laws could make incident response worse
• NAB upgrades digital technology in its branches
• Angkana Whiley builds 'first-ever' data framework at ACT Data Analytics Centre
• Mint Payments partners with BNPL operator Payright
• Microsoft's PrintNightmare patch doesn't work: researchers
• NBN Co to change the way it expands and upgrades its wireless network
• ANZi is working on a new venture called Credible
• Visa says spending on cryptocurrency-linked cards topped US$1 billion
• Trump sues Facebook, Twitter and Google
• Committee behind eftpos, BPAY and NPP merger dispel ACCC concerns
• Southern Cross Austereo invests in AI and machine learning
• Patches released for exploited Windows PrintNightmare bug
• TPG Telecom opens its first innovation lab
• Accenture, IBM, Arq Group round out myGov system integrator panel
• US and Russian officials will meet next week on ransomware
• Pentagon scraps Trump's US$10 billion cloud deal for Microsoft
• Telstra to pay out $25m in refunds over underperforming NBN services
• Kaseya boss says up to 1500 businesses affected by ransomware attack
• Australia's banks may face rules on ethical use of tech, data
• Govt to build My Health Record app
• Telstra and TPG restack mobile spectrum in Australian first
• Westpac makes headway on self-healing infrastructure capabilities
• Didi cyber security probe blindsides shareholders
• TPG Telecom launches 5G standalone service
• SocietyOne launches digital broker portal
• REvil ransomware criminals demand US$70m for 'universal decryptor'
• NBN Co to offer temporary discount for every active 250Mbps-plus customer
• Treasury revisits cyber terrorism insurance cover
• Kaseya brings in FireEye after ransomware outbreak
• White House reaching out with assistance to latest ransomware victims
• Deloitte scores national health API gateway deal
• Treasury to expand consumer data right with three new sharing models
• Cyber attack against Kaseya forces Swedish chain to close 800 stores
• China orders Didi app downloads suspended over data violation
• BPAY ready to modernise Australia's payments landscape
• Kaseya supply-chain ransomware attack hits MSP customers
• Defence R&D wing hunts for three CTOs
• Facebook runs pilot to alert US users of possible exposure to extremism
• Google reports soaring attrition among Black women in US
• Optus hit by widespread network outage
• Monash Uni creates bug bounty, vulnerability disclosure programs
• US, UK officials blame Russian hackers for hundreds of brute-force attacks
• PwC Australia appoints new CTO
• Transport for NSW ditches SCATS traffic system commercialisation
• Suncorp to invest $50m in insurance claim processing upgrade
• Israeli charged in global hacker-for-hire scheme wants plea deal
• National Archives gets $67m to digitise records, boost cyber security
• US authorities release ransomware threat assessment tool
• Researchers accidentally publish 'PrintNightmare' Stuxnet-style zero-day
• How technology is delivering regulation transformation to local councils
• NAB progresses its data recipient ambitions
• US lawmakers say it is time to boost privacy protections around cloud data
• Amazon says FTC should take new chair off its cases
• Open banking regime enters next phase as tier two lenders join