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• ASIC launches first court action against greenwashing
• University of Tasmania CIO retires
• Australian orgs lodged 497 data breach notices in back half of 2022
• NSW digital birth certificate to be trialled in April
• White House sets deadline for federal TikTok purge
• Zoom forecasts annual profit above estimates
• Open banking payments to hit US$330 bn by 2027: Juniper
• Snap to launch ChatGPT-powered chatbot
• Broadcom faces EU warning on $94.5 billion VMware deal
• Palantir cuts around two percent of its workforce
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• Government flags possible Cyber Security Act
• Case study: Roses Only enhances customer service through its digital offering
• ACT gov asks NEC to build smart transit ticket system
• Vic audit warns of weak IT controls in council systems
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• TPG Telecom hails return to growth
• NSW gov promises $250m for regional mobile services
• Westpac strikes five year AWS deal
• Visa appoints new ANZ head of risk
• Meta enters the AI arms race with its own language model
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• Optus predicts NBN Co's drive to 100Mbps will backfire
• Gov to set up national office for cyber security
• Swinburne University unveils $5.2m energy transition hub
• PEXA to set up academy in Victoria University
• Health info sharing bill passes Victoria's Legislative Assembly
• Baidu says its ChatGPT-like app will revolutionise its search engine
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• Google tests blocking news content for some Canadians
• eSafety grills Twitter, Google, TikTok, Discord and Twitch
• ASX concedes it must "lift transparency" on core replacement
• ASIC and ACCC had 5579 websites blocked in three weeks
• VR brand The Park Playground partners with entertainment brand Arena 21
• How inflation will impact VC spending
• Judge rules Unisys can question former execs who jumped to Atos
• The Good Guys warns of customer data leak
• Medibank reveals attack vector and cost of 2022 security breach
• Gov picks former Service NSW chief to review MBR project
• eSafety regulator asks Twitter, Google for information on handling online child abuse
• How Microsoft is addressing antitrust concerns over Activision deal
• Minicast: Creating a cyber-resilient culture
• Intel cuts dividend to to save cash
• Palo Alto Networks boosts profit forecast
• Services Australia finds 'high risk' vulnerability in identity exchange
• Big Red Group teams up with Cognizant
• Woolworths still bringing in the digital shoppers
• Domino’s Pizza Enterprises spends $23m-plus on digital
• Nine finds its next tech chief
• Industry faces close to $10bn in SoCI costs
• VMware Carbon Black has critical vulnerability
• Salus Ventures launches to focus on commercial and govt markets
• How Akamai can save organisations from cloud bill shock
• Case study: Sustainable Salons uses technology to reduce waste
• Investors questioning future of stablecoins
• Amazon authors look to ChatGPT to assist in writing
• Meet the Talent Management Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Capgemini eases hiring due to tech sector slowdown
• Qualcomm announces software business around its supply chain
• Meta says expanding E2EE won't stop child abuse material detection
• Coles eyes second chapter for 'smarter selling'
• Meet the Sustainability Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Meta supports publishing industry draft codes
• TPG Telecom wants yearly NBN price rises blocked
• Charles Darwin University developed diploma of advanced manufacturing
• Macquarie Telecom promotes Marika Fiorini to CCO
• Retailer Best&Less prepares technology refresh
• Gov to close long-running telco metadata loophole
• Italy's biggest bank to test first app on staff
• UK mass action against Facebook over market dominance rejected
• COVER STORY: The anatomy of venture capital fraud
• NBN Co plans two new speed tiers on wireless network
• Vic gov to set up cyber defence centre and hubs
• Meet the Consumer Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Minicast: The evolution of gaming
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank technology modernisation "on track"
• Vocus warns NBN price rise at odds with household spend
• Treasurer touts digital advice for super industry
• Meet the Finance Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Salesforce, activist investor Elliott may soon reach deal
• NSW govt unveils Park’nPay accessibility portal
• Consumer confidence biggest challenge facing retailers: KPMG
• Column: How important is content moderation to manage effective brand hygiene?
• Swift Networks facing suit over mine camp comms
• Microsoft limits Bing chats to five questions per session
• VMware, Broadcom extend merger deadline
• Queensland needs election tech leader
• Meet the Health Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki steps down
• NBN Co wants 121,000 FTTN-P upgrades done by July
• German airport websites hit by suspected cyber attack
• Nations urge 'responsible' use of military AI
• Platforms “doing shockingly little” to detect abuse material says eSafety Commissioner
• ClamAV vulnerability hits Cisco security software
• Super Retail Group pumps $10 million into loyalty and personalisation
• Intel patches dozens of bugs
• Gov examines 'fair and reasonable test' for personal info handling
• WA to end GovNext IT sourcing scheme in 2024
• Mental health biggest concern for HR leaders
• Mobile drives Telstra growth
• HireVue appoints new chief people officer
• Competition between fintechs and banks cools: Moody's
• Minicast: Role of the board in identity management
• Lufthansa IT meltdown strands thousands
• Meet the Education Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Defence wants to know if a space SDN will fly
• NSW Department of Customer Service CIO steps down
• Meet the Not for Profit Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Transport for NSW explores new tech for people with disabilities
• CBA remains focused on digital
• Centrelink's Pega-based payments engine is live
• Services Australia revises IT contractor cuts to "around 1245"
• Meet the Industrial Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Avaya files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Microsoft patches three exploited zero-days
• Cybersecurity spending does not equal protection
• Punk apes and a resurrection of NFTs
• Dutch host first summit on 'responsible' use of AI in the military
• NBN Co labels exodus to Starlink 'modest'
• Finance CIO unpacks errors made in parliamentary SAP rollout
• Meet the Local Government Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• "Nothing particularly ground-breaking": Crypto industry reacts to token mapping regulation
• PayPal puts stablecoin work on hold
• How organisations can enact a sense of belonging in a workplace
• Meet the State Government Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Bunnings and Kmart facial recognition probe set to finish by July
• Woolworths board lands former Microsoft Australia leader
• Foreign employment laws a minefield for tech recruitment
• How generative AI will power the metaverse
• Palantir expects 2023 to be first profitable year
• Monash University digitises staff, student ID
• Optus gains early access to 900MHz 5G spectrum
• Foreign employment laws a minefield for tech recruitment
• "Complex factors" behind drop in funding female startups
• Twilio announces another restructure
• Gov sees 47 mandatory cyber incident reports in nine months
• Meet the Federal Government Finalists in the 2023 iTnews Benchmark Awards
• Endeavour Group targets omnichannel experiences
• Loyalty programs change customer behaviour: McKinsey
• CBA customers find $1 billion in benefits
• Google cautions against 'hallucinating' chatbots
• eSafety rejects industry codes
• Parliament explores access management system upgrade
• A-G rejigs definition of piracy to include shared logins
• Top trends that will impact technology providers
• Gov wants telcos to block SMS impersonation
• Google boss highlights pitfalls of chatbots
• Harnessing sustainable technologies to drive business growth
• Woolworths to broaden online marketplace
• Intel weighs boost to investment in Vietnam plant
• Apple to defend mobile payment system at EU hearing
• Cenitex rolls out multi-cloud project
• Visa appoints new APAC chairman
• Gov looks to salvage $1.5bn business register consolidation
• Facebook investors want Cambridge Analytica fraud case revived
• EU lawmakers' body agrees on safeguards against illegal data transfers
• Rio Tinto to consolidate HR data to a single platform
• Case study: Suncorp Group uses cloud to improve customer service
• NBN Co renews bid to force ACCC review of mobile threat
• Wesfarmers Health lands Myer CIO
• AGL tech investment will grow despite loss
• Alphabet shares dive after Google's Bard makes mistake in ad
• Global cross-border B2B payments to reach US$40 Trillion by 2024: Juniper
• Minicast: How businesses should approach Zero Trust
• TPG Telecom wants chance to test Optus's evidence to ACCC
• Cyber Security NSW falling short in local government remit
• Alibaba tests ChatGPT-style tool
• NAB launches new tech program for women
• Vocus CEO Kevin Russell to retire
• Let the games begin, the battle for the best AI-powered search engine has begun
• Sometimes Always brings the instore touch online
• US CISA publishes ESXi ransomware recovery tool
• Suncorp reaches final stages of its three-year plan
• Ransomware outbreak spreads to USA
• Cyber Security NSW takes maturity assessments at face value
• Medibank faces data breach class action
• Layoffs loom at Zoom
• Exploring the power of ChatGPT: An opportunity for supply chain transformation
• Telstra falls short on priority assistance
• Microsoft packs Bing, Edge browser with AI
• ING Bank systems upgrade could breach CDR rules
• Optus scammer avoids jail
• ASD hub to handle REDSPICE 'innovation surge'
• Japan to restrict chip manufacturing machine exports to China
• New industry group to battle critical infrastructure security threats
• NBN Co to add 130 field service technicians
• Gaming studio interest in blockchain tech remains stagnant: study
• CSO appoints Matthew Fedele-Sirotich as CTO
• Google unveils ChatGPT rival Bard
• EU's Breton bats for tougher AI rules
• My Health Record to be rebuilt
• Endeavour Group fills transformation director role
• COVER STORY: Technology pours new innovation into the alcohol industry
• Image AIs shown to memorise training data
• SiteMinder appoints Trent Innes as chief growth officer
• ANZ boosts proptech access with $50m investment
• Hackers targeting unpatched VMware ESXi servers
• QUT attack breaches data of 11,405 individuals
• Vocus buying Challenge Networks
• Tech layoffs seen as a “knee-jerk” reaction
• Atlassian patches Jira authentication vulnerability
• The five ways marketing is heading in 2023
• Treasury starts cryptocurrency regulation consultation
• Intel faces yet another EU antitrust fine
• AMA says health data needs better protection
• F5 working to patch BIG-IP API bug
• Foxconn's January sales surge
• Defence Housing Australia plans network upgrade
• Stephen Bovis appointed new regional managing director of Oracle ANZ
• CPaaS market to reach US$29bn by 2025: Juniper
• Infineon lifts full-year margin forecast
• Ransomware attack on data firm ION could take days to fix
• NSW parties undecided on telling gambling venues which facial rec to use
• Commonwealth Bank to release new scam prevention measures
• Boomi appoints global CFO and CMO
• Booktopia finds $12m for new fulfilment centre
• Meta announces lower costs, big buyback, upbeat sales
• NSW and federal governments partner on digital IDs
• ASX adds ex-Telstra T22 delivery exec to board
• Crypto hackers stole record US$3.8 billion in 2022
• Coviu appoints Jenny Aiken as director
• Minicast: Understanding Zero Trust in the new world
• Commonwealth Bank splits Digital, Operations and Technology division
• ASD kicks off cyber security recruitment push
• Cyber security firm Rapid7 explores sale
• Darktrace responds to critical financial report
• Machine learning could better predict gentrification
• More than $8bn invested in Aussie startups, but cooldown imminent
• AMD revenue beats targets
• APRA creates new technology and data division
• WA to build statewide dog and cat registration system
• ATech hires Michael Burridge as inaugural CFO
• NetApp to cut eight percent of global workforce
• EU studying whether Big Tech should pay network costs
• University of Sydney on the lookout for a CIO
• The growing potential of central bank digital currencies