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• Tesserent posts 115 percent full year net profit growth
• Samba attackers can force an admin password reset
• Apple Engineering staves off attempted network route hijack
• EU mulls new unit with antitrust veterans to enforce tech rules
• CISOs reveal their business case drivers for XDR
• NBN Co says almost one-third of users on the wrong plan
• Zurich general insurance IT head moves to Clover Insurance
• So you want to build your own XDR team?
• Building a business case for XDR
• CISOs say XDR uptake driven by need for unified view of threats
• Apple supply issues to wane, Q2 sales beats estimates
• Amazon expects Q3 jump, after second quarter revenue growth
• BaaS arrangements, downstream service provider risks in APRA's sights
• CBA opens second technology hub
• Google and SkyWater expand open source chip design platform
• US Justice Dept probing cyber security breach
• Google delays third-party cookies removal until 2024
• Low unemployment rate impacts skills shortage: Robert Half
• Macquarie Group looks to tech modernisation for growth
• Worldwide IT spending to jump 3 percent in 2022: Gartner
• Data sharing regime "open for business" as accreditation begins
• NBN Co's lack of notice of 'planned' works irks Telstra, users
• Google's Australian quantum computing research program takes shape
• How local councils implement cloud in a merger
• Meta posts first-ever revenue drop due to inflation
• Gartner forecasts chip sales growth to slow down in 2022
• EU found evidence employee phones compromised with Pegasus spyware
• Microsoft says Austrian firm behind spyware targeting law firms, banks
• KPMG and HSBC reveal APAC's emerging tech giants
• Web3 technologies transform digital payments: Juniper Research
• Column: How directors can support our “chairs of the future”
• Cost blowout pushes Australia's business register overhaul to $1.5bn
• NBN Co told to 'reset' its pricing model
• How organisations secure their cloud environments
• Microsoft forecasts strong revenue growth
• NSW's newest gov department searches for CIO, CISO
• Westpac to offer digital mortgages
• Westpac to colocate brands in a single branch
• Cryptoverse: What crisis? Venture capitalists bet big on crypto
• Shopify cuts 10 percent of workforce as online shopping slows
• Google results avoid disaster, with search ads topping Wall Street targets
• Microsoft soothes market fears with forecast for double-digit revenue growth
• SK Group will invest US$22 billion in US
• Barwon Health to deploy e-health record built on Salesforce
• Moelis & Company launches blockchain group
• NFT Technologies lists on OTC markets
• Benefits of data as a product: McKinsey & Company
• How to build out a metaverse capability: BCG
• Telstra anoints Microsoft as cloud partner in five-year tie-up
• Trust key to mining success: PwC
• Shorten sets ethical, linked-up digital services vision for myGov
• Intel's foundry business signs MediaTek
• FileWave MDM offered attackers superuser privilege
• Daniel Pilbrow appointed CEO at InteliCare
• Web3 solves global storage dilemma: Filecoin and Holon
• Vocus asks for NBN price cuts on 50Mbps and below
• Cybersecurity acronyms: What do EDR, SIEM, SOAR and XDR mean?
• Raising relevance in times of economic turbulence
• Marcus Price appointed CEO of Iress as Andrew Walsh retires
• Tech giants to self-regulate in reducing harmful content in New Zealand
• COVER STORY: Multiple cloud models make security more complex
• Mastercard's digital ID service accredited by government
• What is the industrial metaverse?
• Tyro lands new CTO
• Bunnings, Kmart hit pause on in-store facial recognition
• Great Wrap completes $24M Series A
• Lessons from RI Advice vs ASIC case: McGrathNicol partner Shane Bell
• Patch out for critical SQLi bug in SonicWall management products
• France's Eutelsat close to deal for satellite operator OneWeb
• Blockchain Australia CEO steps down
• NBN Co is pricing Australians out of broadband, Telstra says
• NAB hits same skills milestone with Microsoft and AWS
• Diversity could increase number of full-time roles in tech sector: ACS
• Twitter blames Musk, weak ad market for drop in revenue
• CEOs say digital is the top area for investment: Gartner
• WPIT overhaul ends after 7 years, but critical Centrelink system delayed
• SA gov nears end of public transport ticketing upgrade on buses, trams
• T-Mobile to pay US$350 million in settlement over massive hack
• Uber admits covering up 2016 hacking, avoids prosecution
• Cover-More creates CTO role
• PEXA nabs a new engineering manager
• Vic privacy watchdog uncovers third-party infosec risks at four agencies
• Cisco data centre management software needs vulnerabilities patched
• Minecraft nixes NFTs and blockchain within platform
• Tesla profit tops target; Musk says high prices could hurt demand
• Social media revenue growth expected to slow as TikTok, Apple compete
• La Trobe University's CIO prepares to depart
• Victorian Government launches Australian first multi-lingual chatbot
• Healthscope appoints interim CISO to permanent role
• US probes Huawei over telco equipment near missile silos
• Telstra completes $328m fibre upgrade at NSW schools
• Baidu unveils autonomous vehicle without steering wheel
• Microsoft investigates Teams outage as services drop for thousands of users
• SAP's quarterly revenue beats estimates, trims 2022 profit outlook
• Microsoft Teams hit by global issue
• University of Melbourne taps KPMG for finance, HR systems uplift
• Atlassian discloses critical bugs
• Coming Microsoft API change will break third-party device authentication
• CBA bolsters its internet play with business focus
• Apple releases large surprise set of security patches
• Australian BNPL Zip may take charges on US, Europe units, 'deprioritise' crypto offer
• Australia more concerned about cybersecurity than rest of the world: PwC
• EU likely to bolster Apple probe with new evidence
• New Relic to explore sale options
• Optus boosts NSW Telco Authority network reach with Kymeta antennas
• Infrastructure dept to swap data centres for IaaS by early 2023
• Collaboration will reduce online scams: ACCC chair
• CFOs try not to get lost in data: Aurecon
• Insurer Peoplecare implements Boomi's AtomSphere
• Evolution of the creator economy
• Pressures on CFOs increase with digital
• ACCC, ASIC trials website takedowns for phishing, crypto scams
• GPS fleet tracker vulnerable, CISA warns
• Romanian man extradited to US over 2007 virus that hit NASA
• Heritage Bank ends CISO hunt
• ACMA prepares 5G spectrum for sale
• Netflix soothes Wall Street concerns with customer growth forecast
• Tokens are a new asset class for valuations says Nick Abrahams
• Westpac arms itself for cryptocurrency tilt
• Apple reaches US$50m settlement over defective MacBook keyboards
• Twitter gets fast-tracked Elon Musk trial over US$44 billion deal
• CBA lands Meta engineer
• 5 success factors to sustainable construction: World Green Building Council
• Web3 applications moving steadily in the hype cycle: Gartner
• Supply chains to make their own machine customers
• Gov spends another $9m on data analytics to detect Medicare fraud
• NSW Rural Fire Service to deploy 5000 mobile terminals
• UK tribunal quashes Meta-Giphy deal block
• US, allies cannot allow China to dominate raw materials, technologies
• Digital transformation market worth $US2.4 trillion by 2027
• Victor Zheng's payments outfit mx51 raises $32.5 million in Series B
• Home Affairs, ASIC, ACMA leave Global Switch data centre
• Microsoft president sees 'new era' of stagnating labour pool
• IBM beats quarterly revenue estimates
• Rental fintech Futurerent raises $9M to expand nationally
• Tokenised payments to exceed 1 trillion by 2026: Juniper
• Case Study: How City Beach reduced outages across its store network
• 300 million products sold during Prime Day
• COVER STORY: What makes a good CFO?
• Suncorp Bank migration to ANZ Plus could be 'some years away'
• 10 American universities join metaverse
• BankVic appoints new CIO
• Suncorp Bank retail customers destined to move onto ANZ Plus
• Log4j vulnerabilities remain 'endemic', says US DHS
• Tweets on the metaverse grow 8181 percent
• Fintech Capital Preferences launches in Australia
• Facebook-owner Meta releases first human rights report
• Alibaba shares fall on report of China probe over data theft
• ANZ withdraws from MYOB buyout talks
• TikTok's global security chief to step down
• US needs billions more to remove Huawei, ZTE
• Flybuys targets FMS core for modernisation
• How to create a positive culture within an organisation: Gartner
• Case Study: How Dissh got a better insight into customer data
• IPBES report finds global valuation of nature has short-term profit focus
• Myer to use 200 robots to dispatch online orders
• Hivery closes US$30 million Series B
• Woolworths and Quantium are now calling their combined entity 'wiq'
• Amazon acts to end EU antitrust investigations, avoid fine
• Google Cloud joins AWS, Azure in gov data sovereignty scheme
• Electricity 4.0 is the new energy landscape: Schneider Electric
• Juniper Networks battles swarm of bugs
• Activist investor Elliott has built stake of over 9 percent in Pinterest - WSJ
• NFT marketplace OpenSea slashes 20 percent of jobs
• Crypto lender Celsius Network reveals $1.19 billion hole in bankruptcy filing
• AusNet Services CTO moves to RMIT
• Alibaba execs summoned in Chinese citizen data theft probe
• Payments firm Stripe cuts internal valuation
• Bank of Queensland to go 'all-in' on public cloud
• Dahua facial recognition access camera vulnerable, says CISA
• Datacom ends DXC's 10-year reign as TfNSW's network services provider
• Telstra Digicel deal completed
• TPG blasts 'emotionally manipulative' Optus campaign against Telstra deal
• Telstra's Fetch TV acquisition cleared by ACCC
• Netflix names Microsoft as partner for ad-supported subscription plan
• Data#3 promotes John Tan to new chief customer officer role
• DTA cloud certification backlog forces last-minute hosting exemption
• Nuix appoints new CIO
• Amazon.com's Ring gave police data without user consent 11 times in 2022
• NSW gov puts sensors on buses to find future potholes
• CRM's impact on the customer relationship
• Case Study: Hydro Tasmania undergoes infrastructure modernisation program
• June household spending index impacted by inflation: CBA
• Bank of Queensland pays penalty for CDR breach
• Microsoft details massive phishing operation
• ANZ in talks to buy MYOB
• Bank of Queensland pays first ACCC open banking fine
• Digital passenger card integration incomplete when pulled
• Hackers target European Central Bank president
• Netskope appoints Samantha MacLeod and Nicholas McKenzie to CxO advisory board
• Data analytics is helping schools embrace their new normal
• Matt Hicks appointed Red Hat president and CEO
• Microsoft's monthly patch includes four serious bugs
• Twitter sues Elon Musk to hold him to $44 billion deal
• How is Web3 different to Web2 when it comes to cybercrime? It's not
• Deakin University reveals breach of 47,000 students' details
• Goldman hires Google Jigsaw founder
• CRM is a solution, not the solution
• WA to launch creative technology innovation hub
• How organisations can capitalise on the Web3 momentum
• Tokenisation key to monetising creative middle class
• OAIC opens probe into Bunnings, Kmart over facial recognition
• Fire and Rescue NSW sends drones on flood reconnaissance
• Mantel Group creates metaverse hub
• International Space University delivers lecture in the metaverse
• Xone releases metaverse Cloud drop
• Case Study: Childcare centre leverages IoT to minimise Covid-19 transmission
• Mable appoints Adam Boas as chief technology officer
• SMS scam-fighting rules come into force
• AWS patches 'one bug, three vulnerabilities' authentication error
• Senior Biden officials to brief senators on semiconductor chips
• Google Research Australia hub takes shape as leaders appointed
• Ericsson, Qualcomm, Thales expand 5G horizon
• G20 watchdog to propose first global crypto rules in October
• Twitter hits back at Musk, says no deal obligations breached
• STMicro, GlobalFoundries plan new US$5.7 billion chip factory
• UK watchdog seeks review into gov use of WhatsApp
• NAB brings in HSBC engineering exec to lead new function
• Coles hires more new heads of technology
• COVER STORY: Are CRM and Marketing tech driving sales and marketing alignment?
• Victoria signs gov-wide cloud deal with AWS
• Defence's one-stop intelligence data interface goes live
• SA gov gives itself three years to replace finance system
• Swimming Australia IT leader dives into CTO role at A&S Labels
• Australia's Link says it can't recommend Dye & Durham's revised takeover offer
• Online payment fraud losses to exceed $343 billion: Juniper
• Will blockchain fix the carbon credit market?
• Five more providers join NSW gov cloud panel
• Supernode plans $2.5bn data centre development north of Brisbane
• Australia's major banks look to dynamic CVV to combat payment fraud
• Florida man accused of selling counterfeit Cisco gear
• How CHROs manage new external factors
• Twitter on firm legal ground in dispute with Musk
• “Climate change is not a financial risk” — HSBC’s head of responsible investment Stuart Kirk resigns
• Amaysim claims churn victory to keep 28,000 customers
• Beyond Bank pilots open banking app
• NAB's chief privacy and data ethics officer to leave
• EU antitrust regulators probing tech group AOM's video licensing policy
• Twitter says it removes over 1 million spam accounts each day
• Satcomms operators to ACMA: protect our C-band
• Accenture picks up another $21.6m for Australia's business register overhaul
• Wesfarmers OneDigital appoints Roger Sniezek as its first chief data officer
• Angel network TEN13 doubles investor members to 550
• Governance key to ROI for robotic process automation at NAB
• Post-quantum cryptography algorithms named
• Facebook asks US court for old FTC merger documents
• Vic Transport digital chief takes on VicRoads systems overhaul
• Southern Cross commissions new trans-Pacific NEXT cable
• Cisco collaboration software vulnerabilities fixed
• Facebook asks US court for old FTC merger documents in antitrust fight
• Apple to release new 'Lockdown Mode' as it battles spyware firms
• CommBank releases AI technology to reduce scams
• Apple introduces Lockdown Mode as it battles spyware firms
• Auditor re-sets sights on Australia's digital ID scheme
• Endeavour Group to recruit for 300 new tech roles
• HR function transforms to integrate people and technology: Brosa
• City of Gold Coast lands ACT gov digital exec as CIO
• Businesses with an AI focus generate higher profits: Deakin University
• Crypto lender Nexo plans to buy fellow lender Vauld
• Case Study: givvable completes SAP’s accelerator program, SAP.iO Foundry
• ASD creates CISO role in REDSPICE hiring blitz
• Threat actors abuse penetration testing tool for attacks
• AirTrunk to appoint its first CIO
• AMTA, GSMA weigh in on aviation spectrum row
• Merkle appoints Simon Doukas at chief experience officer
• Intel appoints Andrew McLean as managing director ANZ
• Ex-TikTok gaming head launches blockchain gaming unit
• Two views on the future of NFTs. Game on or game over
• OpenSSL fixes remote code execution bug
• Services Australia spends $50m on IBM Power hardware upgrade
• NSW gov adds six providers to cloud panel
• EU lawmakers pass landmark tech rules
• NFT Technologies to acquire gaming platform Sherwa
• Adobe releases new analytics services for metaverse
• Open metaverse building platform Mona raises US$14.6M in Series A
• McKinsey says $120B already invested in metaverses in 2022
• SAP APJ promotes Angela Colantuono to SVP and head of SuccessFactors
• meetmagic finds philanthropic opportunity tackling sales call overload
• 'Significant' overhaul of VicRoads IT systems planned after part-privatisation
• GitLab races out vulnerability-fix release
• Australian airports fret over 5G interference
• Pilbara Ports Authority to deploy private 4G network
• Case study: WA Police save time with CarPlay integration
• EU agrees to tame 'Wild West' with new crypto market rules
• Thales in partnership with EXPAL for Australia military
• Hacker claims to have stolen 1 billion records of Chinese citizens
• Pawsey's latest supercomputer goes live
• Sydney Trains progresses AR protection for rail workers
• Identity & Access Management market to hit US$26B by 2027: Juniper Research
• COVER STORY: How HR is changing in the middle of a global skills crisis
• Democratisation of technology: Yes, there is something new under the sun
• Aussies lost more than $2B to scams in 2021: ACCC
• ASIC cracks down on greenwashing
• ACCC towers inquiry open for submissions
• Australian businesses lose $227 million to BEC-like scams
• Australia scraps digital passenger cards for international arrivals
• Great time to be a CIO: Pip Marlow, Salesforce CEO APAC
• Framing a CIO's response to inflation: Gartner
• NFT transactions at risk of wash trading and money laundering: Chainalysis
• Micron forecast signals waning demand
• Westpac sets sights on hybrid meeting spaces
• Retail investor Alquemie Group brings in new CIO
• Openpay hits pause on US market
• Mobility platform Loopit raises $3.6M
• Poor patching creates easy zero-day vulnerability reuse
• Telstra boosts optical links to 400 Gbps
• NATA CEO Jennifer Evans appointed chair of APAC
• Toll Global Express to begin technology separation after divestment
• Atlassian patches Jira server plugin to fix vulnerability
• HyperOne completes detailed design of Syd-Melb fibre segments
• Fortinet appoints Steven Woodhouse as field CISO Australia
• Nine hones its incident response
• Intrepid Travel backs CDTO to drive 2025 digital transformation
• Samsung starts 3-nanometre chip production
• Thales creates Google-powered cloud services company