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• How vaccine status data will flow to state check-in apps
• Swinburne University's CIO moves to Gartner
• Flybuys builds data sharing platform
• Russia arrests top cyber security executive in treason case
• German IT security watchdog examines Xiaomi smartphone
• US, EU agree to work on chip supplies
• Google adds visual search features
• Govt cyber incident intervention powers likely to be rushed in
• How Australia's states and territories are tracking with digital government
• ASX told to beef up its boards' tech skills
• State of IT: New South Wales
• State of IT: Victoria
• State of IT: Australian Capital Territory
• State of IT: Western Australia
• State of IT: South Australia
• State of IT: Queensland
• State of IT: A scorecard for state and territory govt tech projects and policy
• State of IT: Northern Territory
• State of IT: Tasmania
• Facebook asks Oversight Board for guidance on 'cross-check' system
• REvil gang scams ransomware associates out of payments
• US FAA to deploy software to reduce airport delays
• DTA finds its new chief
• VMware vCenter under widespread attack
• Telstra broaches ADSL's 'end of life'
• Optus fixes billing error that charged customers for churned services
• The Salvation Army Australia hunts for new CIO
• Toyota buys software firm Renovo
• Google's browser cookies plan anti-competitive, advertisers tell EU
• 4 essentials for protecting data in the new normal
• Telstra sees resiliency as a 'monetisable differentiator'
• ACCC wants new powers to counter Google's ad tech dominance
• Sydney Trains runs AI over CCTV footage to detect trespassers
• Google slams regulators for ignoring Apple
• US cryptocurrency coder faces years in jail for helping North Korea
• SolarWinds attackers drop 'FoggyWeb' backdoor on AD SSO servers
• NSW govt rejects call to move Cyber Security NSW
• Apple's new iPhone to take longer to reach customers - analysts
• US to open program to replace Huawei equipment
• Woolworths opens its online marketplace following pilot
• Google CEO sought to keep Incognito mode issues out of spotlight, lawsuit alleges
• EU says US trade, tech council to boost its clout
• Australians lose $211 million to scammers
• eftpos accredited as first private digital ID exchange operator
• Asahi Beverages moves into Salesforce consumer goods cloud
• Accenture gets another $11m for My Health Record enhancements
• UK's Wise to join the New Payments Platform in Australia
• China's top regulators ban cryptocurrency trading and mining
• Huawei CFO strikes agreement with US over fraud charges
• Why simplicity is the winning formula for CX success
• Winning Group pilots SAP S/4 HANA on Google cloud
• San Francisco raises safety concerns with Tesla 'self-driving' system
• Uber to roll out pension plans for UK drivers
• ANZ wants greater visibility of crypto exchange licences
• Britain to front-run capital rules on crypto if need be, says BoE
• CBA turns to machine learning to combat abusive messaging
• NSW DCS to use ServiceNow as cluster-wide corporate services tool
• EU wants USB-C charging port to become standard for all devices
• NBN RSPs again ask NBN Co chief, Comms Minister for relief
• Exchange auto-config protocol leaks Windows logins en masse
• CBA 'studying' the cryptocurrency space
• Intel, Apple to be among attendees of White House meeting on chip shortage
• Xiaomi says its devices do not censor users
• Facebook's technology head Mike Schroepfer to step down
• Auckland to get $7.25 billion AWS region
• The Iconic to use Stripe's payments infrastructure
• Macquarie Bank looks to break free of IaaS
• Queensland court overturns $136k costs ruling in failed NBN tower battle
• Japan regulator steps in to fix Mizuho's computer flaws
• Facebook wraps up deals with Australian media firms
• Lithuania says throw away Chinese phones due to censorship concerns
• COVID has sped up 'data gravity': how can IT leaders respond?
• Why efficient data sharing is vital for effective emergency management
• ATO looks for its own digital experience platform
• Facebook to launch portable version of Portal
• Service NSW turns to regions for vaccine certificate data trial
• CBA-owned Doshii to build market share
• US Feds sat on REvil decryption key for three weeks: report
• Biden sanctions cryptocurrency exchange over ransomware attacks
• EU plans to legislate for common phone charger
• CBA brings in tool to help verify $1bn tech budget is well-spent
• Euro police break up large online fraud gang
• NSW Health moves to ServiceNow vaccine management system
• BlueScope starts work on new core IT platforms to underpin transformation
• Global tech talent visa lures 9584 migrants in second year
• Data integration startup Fivetran raises US$565 million
• CBA's X15 invests in :Different
• Deadline to enter 2021 IoT Awards extended
• Australia's biggest banks look to paid internships to draw in new tech talent
• Twitter seeks to settle 2016 class action lawsuit
• US states rally around proposed laws to rein in 'big tech'
• Adobe scores $32m myGov software deal
• Telstra-led consortium to build out NSW's digital twin
• Victoria embarks on govt cyber security uplift
• UK seeks to break down digital trade barriers
• India antitrust probe finds Google abused Android dominance
• Why educators should partner rather than compete with EdTech
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank revamps cyber security awareness training
• US to target ransomware payments in cryptocurrency with sanctions
• Coding platform GitLab reveals surge in growth
• Westpac brings SD-WAN rollout to its corporate offices
• John Holland's chief digital and information officer to leave
• Banks beware, outsiders are cracking the code for finance
• ACCC chair takes on global digital leadership role
• NSW to trial facial recognition, geolocation app for home quarantine
• Vic govt pushes ahead with joint venture model for rego system upgrade
• IAG is restructuring its security operations
• Facebook targets harmful real networks using playbook against fakes
• Qld paramedics forced to print digital ambulance reports for EDs
• Telstra to start fresh three-year transformation from mid-2022
• Westpac loses its group head of data and advanced analytics
• Big Tech's little mergers draw more US antitrust scrutiny
• Domain acquires Insight Data Solutions for up to $159 million
• Microsoft readies passwordless logins
• NT govt to spend $8m on school network upgrades
• Westpac replaces branch phone systems with iPhones, Teams Calling
• Newcastle Grammar School reveals post-mortem of ransomware infection
• Tasmania's Bank of us creates CIO position
• Thoughtworks valued at about $12.3 billion
• Pact with US, Britain, will see Australia scrap French sub deal
• NBN Co to charge free fibre recipients that don't stick with higher speed plans
• Azure drops vulnerable bots in customer environments by default
• Cyber security incidents now having 'substantial' impact more often: ACSC
• Ex-US intelligence operatives in UAE hacking case will cooperate with FBI
• Uber's CTO to step down
• CBA to rebrand its internal IT organisation
• Solving the post-COVID digital access control headache
• Unblocking your organisation's data flows
• Apple doubles down on 5G with new iPhone 13
• China aims for 'civilised' internet
• Uniti Group enters trading halt
• NBN Co accused of turning a blind eye to its subcontractor workforce
• Former Vocus chairman charged with insider trading
• NBN subcontractors describe diabolical working conditions
• Defence blind on contractor security clearances
• Singapore bank DBS charts ambitious plans for digital exchange
• South Korean antitrust agency fines Google $240m
• Hoax Walmart statement leads to Litecoin surge
• Apple patches zero-day flaw affecting all devices
• Accenture wins contract for passenger declarations platform
• Defence innovation, tech to undergo review
• Ausgrid leans on Infosys, Microsoft to expand cloud transformation
• Setting a digital trajectory for Victoria's courts system
• Cryptocurrency business dealings scare NAB, Westpac
• China plans to break up Ant's Alipay
• Tiger Global-backed startup brings $3 brokerage to Australia
• ANU to set up a tech policy design centre
• NBN Co asked once more to produce detailed financial data
• Australia Post nears end of massive telco transformation
• Australia's top RSPs say NBN ARPU is already $15 too high
• Wide-ranging SolarWinds probe sparks fear in Corporate America
• Apple must ease App Store rules, US judge orders
• Epic ruling invites future efforts to paint Apple as monopolist
• NAB becomes second 'big four' data recipient under CDR
• Samsung decision on new US chip plant location 'imminent'
• Murdoch University to lose its CIO
• Service NSW to make its contact centre operations 'geographically agnostic'
• Google to replenish 20 percent more water than it uses by 2030
• WA govt creates $500m digital capability fund
• NAB building new capabilities to stop abusive messaging
• Facebook unveils its first smart glasses
• Microsoft to take site-by-site approach to US office reopening
• Innovation accelerated, but be mindful of what we lost: Macquarie Group CEO
• Communication critical to CSV digital transformation, says PwC
• Microsoft warns Azure customers of flaw that could have permitted hackers access to data
• Cyber security startup Snyk raises US$300 million
• ACCC approves eftpos, BPAY, NPP merger
• Big Tech slams ethics brakes on AI
• Skills shortage transforming recruitment models, fuelling M&A
• Fragmented value chains left property sector lagging in digital: Lendlease chairman
• US FTC meeting will scrutinise Big Tech's small deals
• Judo Bank open to fintech and cryptocurrency businesses
• BHP signs partnership deal with AI explorer KoBold
• Microsoft joins with Nokia, SA govt to explore 5G, space tech opportunities
• TfNSW looks to GPS, LiDAR data to speed up road safety checks
• Macquarie Group embraces 'secure by design'
• CBA watches its digital home loan tools grow
• Intel to invest up to $128bn in boosting EU chip capacity
• Aussie Broadband to raise $120m
• Lendlease Digital CEO reveals how Google Cloud will accelerate and improve services
• Ford poaches Apple's car project chief Doug Field
• New ActiveX Windows zero-day exploited: Microsoft alert
• Apple to hold event on September 15
• Afterpay eyes cryptocurrency as a way to cut merchant fees
• City of Stonnington starts bringing core systems and services back online
• Protonmail logged user's IP address after Swiss court order
• Victorian Electoral Commission CIO departs
• JD.com says founder Liu to step away from day-to-day operations
• Woolworths backs staff skill development in Agile, analytics
• Lendlease to exit all eight data centres it uses for enterprise systems by 2022
• NAB keeps a close watch on budding Euro, Australian AI rules
• ATO pilots facial verification on myGovID
• British watchdog demands more power over digital token promotions
• Tiny chips cast big shadow over Munich car show
• Deloitte to set up new tech hub in Adelaide
• Deakin University lays out proposed School of IT restructure
• Suncorp announces its own BNPL service PayLater
• Google locks Afghan government accounts
• Italy says bids for national cloud hub expected this month
• Aussie Broadband, VicTrack strike deal to swap fibre capacity
• AWS to proactively remove more content that violates rules from cloud service
• Conti ransomware raiders exploit 'ProxyShell' Exchange bugs
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank to train 700 more staff in cloud
• Apple delays image scanning feature after criticism
• The hybrid work business opportunity
• AMP creates new CTO role in reshuffle
• NBN Co delays app throttling plans for fixed wireless
• Target Australia names new technology chief
• Origin Energy cuts Oracle support cost with Rimini Street deal
• US judge orders Apple to face Siri voice assistant privacy lawsuit
• NBN Co reveals future foray into smart buildings
• DTA sheds COVIDSafe app duties
• RBA to trial digital wholesale currency with international central banks
• WhatsApp fined a record 225 million euro by Ireland over privacy
• Australia's insurers, banks alarmed at having to pay victims for data breaches
• HPE wins $2.7bn deal with US National Security Agency
• US SEC charges BitConnect founder with US$2 billion cryptocurrency fraud
• ACSC alerts on critical Atlassian Confluence bug
• Vodafone opens 5G home internet service to online orders
• Canva's infosec resourcing 'still growing' two years after large data breach
• US identifies 12th Tesla assisted systems car crash involving emergency vehicle
• Amazon CEO wants to hire 55,000 people in coming months
• Infosys, Salesforce, AWS sign on to Victoria's $64m tech training scheme
• Westpac Asia CIO set to leave
• NSW govt looks to broker new cloud deals
• Google, Facebook, Microsoft top EU lobbying spending
• Zoom shares record worst day in nine months
• Telstra renames its telco towers business to Amplitel
• Why your organisation's perimeter cybersecurity model is outdated
• Services Australia finally talks about its private cloud environment
• Microsoft to start offering Windows 11 from October 5
• South Korea's parliament passes bill to curb Google, Apple commission dominance
• Google delays office return until January