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• Samsung says chips to recover in 2024
• Apple revamps Mac lineup and pricing
• Amaysim taps Peter MacGregor for CMO role
• SolarWinds and its CISO face SEC charges
• Nearly half of executives in piloting mode with generative AI
• AI in XDR security
• Opinion: How boards are tackling supply chain issues
• Solar inverter cyber security standards coming
• Charles Sturt University on the hunt for CIDO
• White House to share ransomware data with allies
• Google CEO acknowledges importance of being default search engine
• AI security firm Cranium secures $39m in Series A funding
• Australian Metaverse Advisory Council launches to bolster education
• Data of 645 NDIS participants caught in HWL Ebsworth breach
• Zespri sees fruitful combination of AI and XDR
• MinterEllison leans on AI in cyber security ops
• Poison pill a risk to AI
• Telstra could lose USO responsibilities
• CBA and Telstra 'scam indicator' feature officially switched on
• AI in XDR
• G7 to agree AI code of conduct for companies
• Tips for safeguarding the security devices in your IoT environment against cyber attacks
• G7 to agree AI code of conduct for companies
• SA patient health info deleted in third-party app breach
• Westpac ramps up generative AI ambitions
• Transport for NSW experiences network-wide comms outage
• Virtual card transactions volume to hit 175 billion by 2028: Juniper Research
• Google executive testifies innovation key to avoid becoming 'next road kill'
• United Nations creates advisory body to address AI governance
• The Star Entertainment Group finds its next CISO
• ASD takes cyber offensive to "tens" of targets in the last year
• Exploring the Evolving Identity Security Landscape
• Coles sales boost credited to ecommerce growth
• IBM's third-quarter results beat estimates
• US-Aust leader dialogue covers AI, space, cyber security
• CBA launches AWS CloudUp for Her program
• Why Australia is a “follower” when it comes to CBDC adoption
• vCenter needs patch for critical bug
• Supporting Australian businesses for a secure future
• Supporting Australian businesses for a secure future
• Service NSW to check credential security at login
• Microsoft extends cloud lead over Alphabet
• Google, Vocus to connect US and Australia with new subsea cable system
• Services Australia's digital credential sharing with NSW on ice
• Defence looks for data-as-a-service for industrial intelligence
• VMware warns to patch now against exploitable bugs
• NBN Co to make fewer ACT premises gigabit-capable
• NBN speeds hit 20Gbps in live network trial
• Manufacturing startup Phasio raises $3.8m to accelerate industry
• Opinion: Your next customer may not be who you think
• Governments, firms should spend more on AI safety, top researchers say
• Nvidia says US sped up new export curbs on AI chips
• NDIA hires Ajay Satyan as its CIO
• David Jones builds new technology team
• Web3 gaming platform Immutable partners with AWS
• Australian Federal Police officers using more online face search tools
• Nvidia to make Arm-based PC chips
• Koala Furniture sharpens its supply chain
• AFP deems 16 members 'at risk' after HWLE breach
• Case study: Freedom Furniture uses data to gain customer trust
• Microsoft to spent $5bn in Australia expanding AI and cloud capabilities
• EngageSmart to go private in US$4 billion deal
• EU lawmakers struggle to reach agreement on AI rules
• Microsoft to put $5 billion into Australian cloud infrastructure
• The importance of conflict in organisations
• Three CMOs on how they gain their customers' trust
• NBN Co renews AI-led vision for network fault detection and remediation
• NSW Health starts building its statewide digital patient record
• ACCC backs emergency mobile roaming
• SolarWinds patches three critical RCEs
• Patch arrives for Cisco's IOS XE
• US chip curbs give Huawei a chance to fill the Nvidia void in China
• NAB sets "bold" ambition on swift home loans
• CBA to test products and messaging on AI-created 'customers'
• With successful tech startups its not about an idea, but timing
• AI can break silos and boost efficiency when fed with the right data
• Publishers see challenges as Google cuddles up to AI
• US FCC votes to advance plan to reinstate net neutrality rules
• Nokia to cut up to 14,000 jobs
• Gov wants to flex its IT spend using an Agile mindset
• The five-day work week is coming to an end: Slack co-founder
• Microsoft pitches glass as eternal storage medium
• Seven turns AI to ad targeting on 7plus platform
• NBN Co is now upgrading 5000 premises a week to FTTP
• Oracle issues mammoth patch collection
• Critical Citrix NetScaler bug needs more than patches
• Five Eyes intelligence chiefs warn on China's 'theft' of intellectual property
• Ticketek fined $500,000 for spam breaches
• Google researchers spot WinRAR exploits in the wild
• Super SA discloses third-party data breach
• Responsible AI begins with responsibly using data
• US law enforcement, cyber security orgs heighten calls to harden Confluence
• Vic gov's IoT startup with Xerox funded on over-exuberant advice
• Australia has a competitive advantage in agtech: Flying Fox Ventures founder
• China issues IPv6 requirement for router makers
• IP address fraud gets Micfo boss a five-year sentence
• Transparency is uncomfortable for big tech companies: eSafety Commissioner
• Village Roadshow swaps out its internal IT support platform
• Netflix may hike prices after success of password-sharing crackdown
• Biden to cut China off from more Nvidia chips
• Vonage Business pinged for not checking SMS senders
• Stack Overflow to cut back its team
• Officeworks builds staff safety apps
• Cisco warns of critical IOS vulnerability being exploited
• NBN Co gets green light for new pricing, service standards
• Understanding cloud data is the key to achieving a single pane of glass view and avoiding swivel-chair analysis
• Organisations "throwing money" at AI, need to be more cautious: Amy Webb
• Global smartphone market slumps to lowest Q3 level in a decade
• ANZ targets 3000 engineers to use GitHub Copilot
• ConnectID digital identity exchange launches
• LinkedIn lays off 668 employees
• Osko payments issue impacts Westpac
• Officeworks trials body-worn cameras and duress watches
• Gov outlines regulation plan for digital and crypto assets
• US aims to block AI chip export workarounds to China
• Australian researchers create MITM defence for robot vehicles
• eSafety Commission hits X with $600k fine for anti-child abuse gaps
• Opinion: The eternal value of human contact in business
• AI and chatbots deliver next-generation automation today
• UK watchdog fines Equifax for role in cyber breach
• Australia fines Musk's X platform $610,500
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank shifts digital banking system to Google
• Westpac unveils cloud merchant terminal app
• What you need to know about the Google antitrust case
• Atlassian to buy video messaging provider Loom
• Viasat says it will not replace satellite that malfunctioned
• Qld gov introduces data breach notification legislation
• Citrix patches critical NetScaler bug
• Case study: Bendigo and Adelaide Bank consolidates 15 million documents into one platform
• Opinion: Data veracity helps cement your data governance policy in trust
• Metcash de-risks its digital transformation with observability
• Oman Australia Cable gets extra capacity
• US Space Force pauses use of AI tools like ChatGPT
• Microsoft says US has asked for US$28.9 billion
• Microsoft identifies "Oro0lxy" as Confluence attacker
• Southeast Asia eyes hands-off AI rules
• National cyber security coordinator warns schools becoming targets
• Optus scopes GenAI additions to ServiceNow
• This brain implant helps people with neurological disorders use their phone
• Apple Pay, Google Wallet face RBA regulation
• Telstra acquires Versent for $267.5 million
• Rapid Reset among Microsoft’s 105 patches for October
• HTTP2 zero-day enabled record-setting DDoS attacks
• Marketing platform Constant Contact hires new VP APAC
• Spanish airline Air Europa hit by credit card system breach
• Apple updates iPhone 12 software to address France's radiation testing
• AGL appoints new CIO
• Gov to treat mobile service like water and power in new estates
• Westpac is upgrading over 40,000 staff machines to Windows 11
• EU sees 'convergence' with Japan on AI
• RISC-V group says restrictions on open technology would slow innovation
• Telstra's networks and tech group exec to leave
• Advanced Navigation opens robotics facility at UTS
• ACT government CISO role elevated to executive level
• Vodafone to create Open RAN chip sets with Intel
• Should new tech rules apply to Microsoft's Bing, Apple's iMessage, EU asks
• ASX has until year-end to scope ageing IT plan
• Leaders need a cultural and technical understanding of AI
• COVER STORY: What AI skills do leaders need to ensure they don't get replaced?
• RISC-V chip technology emerges as new US-China battleground
• US lawmakers press White House for tougher enforcement of China chip rules
• Securing the Smart Devices across Asia Pacific’s Cloud Platforms
• NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service heading to cloud for incident management
• eHealth NSW turns on advanced capabilities of Amazon Connect
• UNSW using AI to help with drug development
• Tesserent appoints James Ormesher as chief growth officer
• Coles Group sees enterprise architecture tool uses "proliferate"
• South Korea warns Google, Apple of possible fines
• Amazon launches first test satellites for Kuiper internet network
• Home Affairs website hit by DDoS attack
• CDU research paper warns about AI risks in higher education
• Clorox reveals financial hit from cyber attack
• Indian IT firms set for "washout" year
• NSW DCS migrating ID management to SaaS
• Treasury Wine Estates' predictive AI and self-driving vehicles pay off
• Case study: Melbourne Renegades create all year online fan engagement
• NAB's group chief digital, data and analytics officer to retire
• Apple moves on kernel bug
• Queensland putting $250 million in fibre backhaul from Townsville to Mount Isa
• Qantas Freight delays after cloud-based system cutover
• Atlassian patches under-attack Confluence zero-day
• Google to combine generative AI chatbot with virtual assistant
• HammondCare shifts from paper to digital
• Central bank test lab develops global bitcoin mapping system
• TPG Telecom's $6.3 billion fibre assets bid's due diligence period expires
• Australian organisations lack the 'data smartness' which could help them reduce emissions, improve productivity
• Case study: How Domain democratised its data
• NSW EPA seeks digital strategy overseer
• Malware once again a headache for npm
• Exim mail servers worldwide need urgent patches
• AMP's CTO is headed to Medibank
• Monday.com appoints Dean Swan to GM APJ
• Worldwide spending on risk management to hit US$215 bn in 2024: Gartner
• Robust identity management bolsters security and boosts revenues in higher education
• NDIA backs infosec after internal report kept private
• Government considers licensing scheme for telco retailers
• UK regulator to push for probe into Amazon, Microsoft cloud dominance
• Meta to lay off employees in metaverse silicon unit
• Using data and analytics to help leaders make better decisions
• Woolworths expects data-driven decisions will "completely change" retail
• Microsoft CEO says tech giants battling for content to build AI
• EU to assess risks of critical technologies being weaponised -official
• Another Progress Software file transfer utility vulnerable
• Visa unveils US$100 million venture fund for generative AI startups
• Bank of Queensland outlines millions in extra tech costs
• Australia's Energy One says no proof of malicious activity
• Apple identifies issues causing overheating in the iPhone 15