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• Case study: Lifeline Australia streamlines its backend processes
• Ashurst appoints Mathew Baldwin as partner in Digital Economy team
• It’s not the great resignation, rather the great reshuffle: McKinsey
• For Gen Z the metaverse is not a place, it's who they are
• Rio Tinto to hire at least 500 software developers
• TPG Telecom explores options for infrastructure business
• Australia Post vehicles to be used in national mobile signal audit
• IGIS to arm inspectors with improved IT skills
• Twitter under Musk: Crazy is easy, now comes the hard part
• Italian court suspends decision on Amazon appeal
• German copper smelter Aurubis in cyber attack
• Hansen Yuncken creates virtual walkthroughs for construction projects
• Airservices Australia launches major service management system upgrade project
• Let's try human selling
• Apple Q3 results beat expectations but darker holiday period awaits
• Pinterest revenue a glimmer of hope compared to its competitors
• Amazon results causes US$140m market capitalisation loss
• Elon Musk completes $44 billion acquisition of Twitter
• Australia's Nitro Software receives $430 million takeover bid
• Victoria's digital minister Jaala Pulford to step down
• Samsung defies chip downturn with aggressive supply and capex plans
• Australian strata company SSKB breached
• BNPL spending set to surge as recession looms: Juniper Research
• Apple launches 'specially fused' iPhones for security researchers
• Colliers reshuffles national IT structure
• Check Point Software forecasts gains in Q4
• Seven West Media turns to gaming to enhance its BVOD service
• ASIC fines Tlou Energy for greenwashing
• ANZ penalised $25m for failure to "maintain systems and processes"
• Meta ordered to cough up US$25m for violating political ad laws
• Case Study: Resilient Lismore manages volunteers for flood relief
• ANZ continues re-platforming onto ANZ Plus
• Australia's ELMO Software agrees to near-$500m takeover from US firm
• GrainCorp on the hunt for new CISO
• Apple faces bleak holiday quarter
• Microsoft forecast spooks investors as economy bites
• Meta sees losses from its metaverse investments
• Medlab Pathology discloses February data breach
• Big Tech tumbles as results set off alarm bells
• US alleges Seagate broke export rules to sell Huawei hard drives
• WA gov pushes $10m for digital sector roles
• Victoria to let homeowners tap into its digital twin
• Paying off hackers is common, says Macquarie Telecom CEO
• AI use in recruitment falls into two camps: Diversity Council Australia
• USYD and UNSW rank joint-fifth in global university sustainability ranking
• Invite men to women's events: Angela Fox, MD ANZ, Dell
• How Up says it disrupts the banking sector
• SAP posts 38 percent cloud revenue growth for third quarter
• Greener raises $4M in seed backed by NAB Ventures
• Alphabet's miss fans inflation fears across digital advertising
• Risk management is embedded into the business: Link Group CISO
• Woolworths' Wpay inks deal with Gr4vy
• Privacy Act amendments land in parliament
• Apple warns of actively exploited iOS and iPadOS zero-day
• Gov invokes emergency coordination as Medibank breach worsens
• IT modernisation dominates tech spend in Budget 2022-23
• British pound fiasco boosts bitcoin's hedge appeal
• Mastercard, BitOasis ink deal for crypto-linked cards
• While ASX demurs, Tel Aviv Stock Exchange launches crypto trading platform
• Optus data breach response lands OAIC an extra $5.5m
• TAFEs across Australia handed a $50m 'technology fund'
• Aged care lands $312m for IT modernisation
• Gov backs troubled single business register with extra $166m
• Cybersecurity training in its current form doesn’t work: Nigel Phair
• Disney Music Group launches virtual musical experience
• Endeavour Group sets up own advanced analytics function
• Google to accept cloud services payments in crypto
• Entries open for iTnews Benchmark Awards 2023
• Chinese government said chip imports are falling
• NBN Co tests service to detect accidental fibre damage
• $300 million optical fibre cable connects Perth to global markets
• Another month in investigative custody for Lastminute.com CEO and COO
• Huawei case obstruction leads to DOJ crackdown on influence campaign
• US charges two Chinese nationals over Huawei case
• Viva Energy gears up for Coles Express IT integration
• Microsoft revenue forecast under threat
• Openpay deploys Amazon Connect
• COVER STORY: Neobanks promised a revolution. They failed
• 10 strategic technology trends imperative for leaders: Gartner
• Hugo Boss focuses on digital avatars, virtual fitting rooms and NFTs
• CASE STUDY: Amaysim finds a more effective way to lift and shift data
• Federal government to introduce increased penalties for data breaches
• CBA adds mobile to telco service offerings
• CBA, Griffith Uni partner for new academy
• Federal government taking a look at LEOsats
• Lessons from Optus for Board cyber readiness
• Suncorp to shift from data centres to cloud by early 2024
• Facebook threatens to block news content over Canada's revenue-sharing bill
• Iran's atomic energy organisation says e-mail was hacked
• Gov proposes "up to $50m" fines for serious data breaches
• Budget to bring radio refresh, software centre for Defence
• Amazon faces $1.6 billion lawsuit in UK
• Atlassian prepping Jira Server patch
• Suncorp injects personality into digital insurance sales
• Government budget to refresh digital literacy for children
• What business leaders must know about AI data
• Snap's slowing ad growth sends inflation fears through tech sector
• Transport for NSW begins OneRoad rollout
• UK Banks, tech seek clearer guidance on combating scams
• Texas sues Google for allegedly capturing biometric data of millions
• ‘Godfather of adtech’ undoes his own work: Brian O’Kelley
• Medibank confirms hackers have customer data
• RMIT launches cloud supercomputing facility for industry
• Cherie Ryan quits as Oracle managing director ANZ
• IBM expects to exceed annual revenue target
• ASML shrugs off slowdown, US-China sanctions
• 'Right to disconnect' recommended for Australian workers
• NAB eyes Misty for 'tech lounge' robot
• Digital ad market shows 'signs of life' but economy clouds 2023 outlook
• Qld gov spends $2m on TAFE cyber security training centre
• APA Group buying Basslink
• Medibank's alleged attackers threaten data release, extortion
• NBN Co to receive $2.4 billion to extend FTTN overbuild
• Travel expense software market swells towards $16B
• Content needs explode as L'Oreal manages 'the messy middle'
• Sitecore bets on best-of-breed, with its composable digital experience platform
• Former cricketer Ravi Shastri leads cricket metaverse platform
• Netflix reverses subscriber slump, shares surge 14 percent
• Case study: How WIRES expanded its communication capabilities
• Service NSW readies multifactor authentication trial
• NAB launches messaging upgrades
• Mexican opposition lawmaker says he was target of Pegasus spyware
• More than half of Australian companies to increase cyber budget in 2023: PwC
• Angela Coble appointed MD of Accenture technology advisory team
• NextDC opens largest data centre to date in Melbourne
• Westpac to shift financial crime resources to new hub
• ANZ's tech chief Gerard Florian to take on expanded role
• Oracle Cloud adding tens of thousands of Nvidia chips
• 1/3 of US, UK marketers already have the metaverse in their marketing mix: Sitecore
• NBN Co to use Nokia CPE in $750m fixed wireless upgrade
• Cloud native computing and natural language processing create immediate ROI: Forrester
• NSW Telco Authority signs NEC to build 5G lab
• Nuix appoints Jason Wilson as chief product officer
• Mexico investigates Pegasus spyware purchases
• Vodafone and Altice launch German broadband company
• Telcos ask for phased introduction of CDR
• Westpac in talks to buy Tyro
• HireVue picks Damon Pal as head of APAC
• Zetaris appoints Kent Graziano as its chief technology advisor
• Technology disruptions that will impact sales for the next five years: Gartner
• QUT to stand up digital experience platform next year
• Google rivals want EU tech law used in antitrust case
• Apple freezes plans to use China's YMTC chips
• COVER STORY: One year of Digital Nation Australia
• Spotlight on digital transformation at the edge
• B dynamic Logistics appoints Simi Taumalolo as COO
• Medibank detected ransomware 'precursor' activity
• Azerion launches adverting auction platform Improve Digital in APAC
• Three key factors impacting security spending: Gartner
• Australian Digital Health Agency targets tech skills
• CBA, Telstra and COSBOA launch cyber warden program
• Broadcom banking on early EU approval of VMware deal
• CISA, PNNL publish log analyser for security tests
• Woolworths data of online unit's 2.2 million users breached
• Broadcom banking on early EU approval of $61 billion VMware deal
• UK watchdog to examine Viasat's Inmarsat takeover
• South Korea data centre fire knocks out messaging services
• Vic gov to help develop digital skills in manufacturing
• Qld gov to offer all departments access to DocuSign
• Ethereum ‘Surge’ to improve scalability of public blockchains: Gartner
• Woolworths subsidiary MyDeal leaks 2.2 million customers' details
• Google faces EU antitrust charges over its adtech business
• CEPA criticises Telstra for inefficient use of regional spectrum
• Canva hits 100M monthly active users
• Juniper upgrades open source tools to wipe out huge number of bugs
• NAB taps into small business payment solutions
• Australian regulations on privacy laws need to be strengthened: Charles Darwin University
• Ad-based Netflix accounts to launch early November
• Aruba orchestrator could be attacked via web interface
• RBA: virtual server upgrade knocked payments offline
• Gov to stop outsourcing its most interesting work
• NAB Bot saves bank $1.2 million
• E-commerce fraud losses to exceed $48 billion in 2023: Juniper Research
• Medibank takes systems offline after 'cyber incident'
• Programming now a top-20 occupation, census data shows
• RBA crash takes down instant payments nationwide
• A-G says privacy reforms may be fast-tracked after Optus breach
• Metaverse could accelerate manufacturing as well as social ills
• Binance funds blockchain course, master’s and metaverse lab at UWA
• Home Affairs boss: Optus breach is not a model for policy debate
• US scrambles to prevent export curbs from disrupting supply chain
• Eutelsat sees OneWeb merger lifting annual sales to US$2 billion by 2027
• ANZ cloud transformation lead heads to Telstra
• Energy risk top of mind for non-executive directors: Gartner
• Case study: How the Australian Red Cross set up a telethon in four days
• Scope3 launches in Australia to track advertising emissions
• Bank of Queensland lays out transformation roadmap
• Origin Energy claims early wins with new solar quote tool
• Meta reveals VR headset designed for business
• Biza.io appoints Rob Hale as CTO
• October Patch Wednesday handles 13 critical vulnerabilities
• Geoscience Australia plans ground station move
• Roblox says policing virtual world is like 'shutting down speakeasies'
• ANZ extends use of Knosys software
• EU regulators group against big tech paying for telco infrastructure
• CBA predicts widespread CBDC adoption is "years away"
• ForgeRock to go private again in US$2.3 billion deal
• E-pharmacy users to grow to 1 billion by 2027: Juniper Research
• Airwallex raises $100 million, retains $5.5 billion valuation
• Two Australian regulators open investigations into Optus after data breach
• "The Battle for the NFT Wallet has begun": Nick Abrahams
• Intel acknowledges Alder Lake leak
• Fortinet serves up six more fixes
• Web3 streaming platform Fireside expands into sports
• OAIC opens Optus investigation
• Telstra chair takes aim at Optus' security critics
• 3 metrics to hold sellers accountable for forecast accuracy
• Singtel-owned Dialog Group hacked
• Italy's CDP and partners ask TIM for more time for network deal
• Summerland Credit Union appoints first IT director
• ABS "rattled" PwC Australia's Census code, security
• Success in leadership is about making yourself redundant: Ben Dawson, VP Cisco ANZ
• Case Study: Pet Circle strengthens its communication with its customers
• Tabcorp to invest $33 million into Dabble
• Biden signs order to implement EU-US data privacy framework
• US adds China's YMTC and 30 other firms to 'unverified' trade list
• Anthony Hopkins launches NFT collection based on his films
• Endeavour Energy driving digital twin with mobile data capture
• Fortinet issues emergency patch for authentication bypass
• Binance-linked blockchain hit by US$570 million crypto hack
• Toyota says about 296,000 pieces of customer info possibly leaked
• Taiwan signals its chip firms will follow new US rules on China
• Australia Post 'flattens' its cloud costs
• HSBC Australia appoints new head of open banking
• It's about the customer, not you, says Boost Juice founder, Janine Allis
• ID service Dex patches token-stealing bug
• CISA to infosec: here’s China’s hit-list, why haven’t you patched?
• Optus ups number of Medicare cards breached
• O’Loughlin remaining as ACMA chair two more years
• UniSA calls on parents to divulge gaming habits
• Musk and Twitter continue to debate over lawsuit
• Spotify acquires Kinzen in aims to reduce harmful content
• APRA and federal government collaborate over data sharing
• Apple wins huge cut in French antitrust fine
• Biden visits New York IBM amid US$20 billion investment
• Outlook forwarding rule can bypass corporate blocks, say researchers
• UiPath appoints Twillio’s Lee Hawksley as SVP and managing director APJ
• Why Genworth Australia embraced low-code software development
• MinterEllison is using low-code to save lawyers thousands of hours of work
• Sydney man charged for allegedly trying to scam Optus breach victims
• AI software spend to reach $64 billion by 2025: Forrester
• Former Uber security chief guilty of concealing data breach
• Atomic.io promotes Ben Styles to lead Australian business
• Boeing is extending Army's new battlefield comms system
• More banks roll out PayTo
• Gov to update telco regulations to help protect Optus breach victims
• G4S Australia confirms staff data leaked following July breach
• Samsung quarterly profit set to slump 25 percent
• Value of M&A transactions hit $146.7B: William Buck
• Change is a constant in supply chain. Are you investing in it?
• SWIFT sets out blueprint for central bank digital currency network
• NSW Telco Authority kicks off statewide connectivity strategy
• NSW Education seeks new identity boss
• STMicroelectronics plans new plant in Italy
• Sustainability increasingly factors in enterprise deals: Pure Storage CEO Charles Giancarlo
• Wesfarmers industrial and safety division lands new CDTO
• White House guidelines for AI aim to mitigate harm
• Regulators hope payment reforms can solve debanking issue
• Flexible work makes employees happier and more productive: Research
• France's Atos to complete split by mid-2023 'at the earliest'
• Coinbase expands product suite in Australia
• Cost and battery life main deterrents for purchasing electric vehicles: Juniper Research
• Current and past Telstra employees hit by data breach
• Musk said he will buy Twitter at original US$44 billion price
• Disadvantaged youth face higher risk of job automation: Flinders University
• Apple forced to change charger in Europe as EU approves overhaul
• Micron to invest up to $100 billion in New York semiconductor factory
• Services Australia now has the Optus data it asked for
• Service NSW beefing up PCI compliance with cloud payment service
• Two Bulls assists in building $450M metaverse platform Translucia
• Vietnam, Philippines and Ukraine top 2022 Global Crypto Adoption Index: Chainalysis
• ACCC launches internet sweep to identify greenwashing
• US to announce new curbs on tech exports to China
• Deloitte Australia acquires Hacktive
• McMillan Shakespeare lands new CDO
• Apple loses second bid to challenge Qualcomm patents at US Supreme Court
• Australia Post adds NBN resale
• NFT sales plunge in the third quarter
• Optus cyberattack hit 1.2 million people
• How ZTNA 2.0 can properly secure your organisation and maintain user experience
• Telstra-TPG tie-up isn't the only option the ACCC likes
• Deloitte brought in to examine Optus data breach
• Australian telco sector security sweep comes up clean, so far
• Services Australia struggles to gauge exposure to Optus data breach
• Australian police, banks join forces to monitor leaked Optus dataset