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• Announcing the 2022-23 IoT Awards finalists
• Better regulation needed to drive trust in AI: KPMG
• Despite the popularity of TikTok, Meta still has the market power: ACCC
• Alphabet and Meta are bringing home the advertising bacon
• EU sets out tech patent rules to limit lawsuits
• Westpac looks outside ChatGPT for its generative AI experiments
• Dropbox to cut workforce, will hire new talent for AI-powered products
• Home Affairs tech still needs work: O’Neil
• ACCC, Treasury reshuffle CDR leadership
• Vic utilities watchdog makes CTO role
• Coles opens first automated distribution centre
• Google performance drives Alphabet stock buyback
• Start Beyond develops VR program for autistic teens
• AGL asks fed gov for stronger cyber security leadership
• Gov to boost IT systems for detecting NDIS fraud
• Case study: Jimmy Brings reinvigorates its tech stack to meet customer demand
• Blockchain Australia hunts for new CEO
• EU singles out 19 tech giants for online content rules
• Minicast: Improving healthcare with natural language processing
• NDIA's CIO Ian Frew retires
• Xerox farewells famous PARC
• VMware patches critical vulnerability
• AI boosts Microsoft sales
• Old protocol has new DoS-amplification bug
• Britain to take on 'Big Tech' with new legal powers
• Column: Facebook has promised tools to curb harmful content, but will it work?
• Digital twins presents opportunity to grow economy: report
• Defence urged to use open architecture approach for IT
• NSW Police's first-ever CISO leaves
• OpenAI rolls out 'incognito mode' on ChatGPT
• US deploys more cyber forces abroad
• Haleon uses VR to unlock customer insights
• Data centres and the economy: How digital technologies have helped businesses to adapt
• Google OAuth bug left accounts open to permanent compromise
• Australia's large enterprises knuckle down on optimisation
• Silver Lake makes play for Germany's Software AG
• Gov warned to tread carefully in cyber security review
• Aussies lost $3.1 billion in scams in 2022: ACCC
• Column: Developing a digital mindset within social strategies
• SAP to embed ChatGPT in products
• Obsolete financial trading software led to 3CX vulnerability
• Gov to fund SMS sender ID register with $10m
• Rio Tinto commits to staged global Enablon software rollout
• Wing launches on-demand delivery service in Queensland
• Slater and Gordon files class action against Optus
• Queensland moves forward with digital licence trial
• Alphabet to combine AI research units Google Brain, DeepMind
• AT&T's dismal cash flow sparks telecoms selloff
• Bank of Queensland makes "significant" transformation progress
• The importance of AI education in organisations
• Western Sydney University takes down student management system
• Australian researchers plant false memories in chatbots
• IBM beats first quarter profit estimates
• Fortra attributes GoAnywhere breach to a zero day vulnerability
• RBA lacks C-level tech skills, review finds
• Meta slashes more jobs, this time it's engineers
• Gender pay gap bill a “brilliant step forward”
• Minicast: Social impact of behavioural data science
• ANZ becomes final major bank to achieve CDR data accreditation
• SA Health's ICT systems impacted by 'electrical incident'
• Telstra mail mistake sees customer services restricted too quickly
• Britain sounds alarm on spyware, mercenary hacking market
• Australia could be a leader in quantum technology: Q-Ctrl CEO
• CSIRO plans vast data hub for satellite data sharing
• Gov services minister to get across IT specialist issue
• Fancy Bear used old SNMP bug to infect routers
• BCU Bank launches financial management tool
• EU proposes $1.8 billion plan to counter growing security threats
• Product-as-a-Service business models require supply chain commercial innovation
• Bitcoin miners see the light at the end of the tunnel
• Automated NDIS assessments to stay but with "human element"
• RBA expands its IT graduate intake
• Italy to allow ChatGPT to return if OpenAI takes 'useful steps'
• Inmarsat working to recover from satellite outage
• India helps Ericsson defy weak performance
• Loyalty is not a program, but an outcome
• Cuscal’s Basiq warns CDR could sever customers’ direct ties to banks
• Sydney Trains to dust off walkie-talkies for suburban rail crews
• IPH reveals data breach originated from member firm
• Rental apps collect too much tenant data: Choice
• NBN Co gives fibre upgrade work to more contractors
• Powering The Data Centres of Tomorrow
• Cyber Security NSW stares down $70m shortfall
• Minicast: Improving road safety with AI
• Hume City Council looks for new CIO
• Australian insurers warn against outright ransomware payment ban
• EU lawmakers call for summit to control 'very powerful' AI
• COVER STORY: How generative AI has impacted ethics
• CPaaS market to be driven by retail, banking and travel: Juniper
• TAFE NSW backs Oracle in core transformation
• Insecure tech is a national security risk, gov agencies warn
• Scam losses nearly doubled in 2022
• Coles-branded credit cards leaked in Latitude incident
• Females in security roles increase fourfold: RMIT
• CEOs play a pivotal role in an effective responsible AI strategy: Report
• Germany examining Chinese components in its 5G network, interior minister says
• Brazil paves way for semiconductor cooperation with China
• Intrepid Travel shifts gears on digital transformation
• Akkodis speeds climate action through clean technology and energy solutions
• Coles expands its Uber Eats operations
• Huge IoT Impact agenda features latest Australian IoT use cases, case studies and expert insights
• Cloud, metaverse and AI are the driving technologies for the next decade: Accenture
• G20 creates blueprint for banks to report cyber attacks
• Authorities swoop on alleged Discord leaker
• Endeavour Energy enlists Salesforce for carbon accounting
• ChatGPT can resume in Italy if meets data watchdog's demands
• Bank of us upgrades fraud monitoring with Indue
• Top cybersecurity trends focus on human centricity
• St John Ambulance NSW upgrades IT security
• Big tech mergers need better policing: ACCC
• NBN Co's median salary is $147,511
• Woman charged with accessing private data on NSW gov computer
• Juniper Networks issues critical patches
• Case study: South Australia Department for Education revamps networks for schools
• CBA calls its machine learning models after Avengers
• Cyber watchdog has 'no confidence' in US emergency cell network security
• EU says Broadcom's proposed VMware deal could restrict competition
• Minicast: The benefits and challenges of generative AI
• ACCC chairs calls for merger reforms
• How McLaren Racing improves efficiency through its “third car”
• How to increase revenue and improve user application experiences with full-stack observability
• Woolworths creates “dynamic aisle optimisation”
• Microsoft patches seven critical bugs
• Mandiant says 3CX attack probably came from North Korea
• US House to vote on bill to address potential Huawei, ZTE threats
• Flight Centre elevates observability to maintain travel sales momentum
• Observability's resurgence is pinned to user experience: Gartner
• Enterprise observability: The next evolution of monitoring
• Enterprise observability
• Ethereum upgrade will hand investors US$33 billion
• Ventia lands $280m NBN contract expansion
• iCare signs Capgemini for $38 million claims system
• Westpac looks to security use cases for ChatGPT
• US begins study of possible rules to regulate AI
• Israeli spyware used to hack across 10 countries
• Despite crypto crashes, the blockchain industry is still growing
• TPG Telecom launches "full-scale" data handling review
• Attackers can buy evil Play apps for as little as $3000
• Fivecast closes $30m Series A funding round
• CDR data quality targeted for extra ACCC attention
• ASIC cancels financial service license for Binance Australia Derivatives
• Collaborative AI scenarios in the future of marketing
• Minicast: Machine learning in computer vision
• Minicast: What are VCs looking for in gaming companies?
• US, South Korea, Japan concerned over North Korea's cyber activities
• City of Perth lands new CTO
• Latitude Financial refuses ransom demand
• Tas gov says 16,000 documents leaked in GoAnywhere breach
• MSI confirms cyber attack
• Optus, Medibank privacy probes could stretch into 2024
• IDCARE warns new privacy laws could exacerbate ransomware attacks
• Cisco completes fix for critical Telepresence server bug
• State Library of Victoria creates chief digital officer role
• Large amounts of data provide new opportunities for govts: DTA CEO
• Cadbury partners with FutureLabs to create an accessible Easter egg hunt
• Suzuki inks deal with Applied EV to develop autonomous EV platform
• Home Affairs sets up cyber 'consequence management' unit
• Tas gov details data breached in GoAnywhere hack
• ANU uses role-playing game in cyber security recruitment
• Amazon and Microsoft cloud services face UK antitrust probe
• Minicast: Improving outcomes across industries with AI
• Occubuy wants to help people own a home through renting
• AFP finally launches new investigation system
• Home Affairs gets no new funding to set up national office for cyber security
• International law enforcement seizes dark web market
• Tech layoffs, bank failures – What’s next? Lessons for communications in uncertain times
• Gov flags cyber exercises to boost security
• Reserve Bank whistleblower alleges ChatGPT defamation
• Aussie-based Pillar helps brands merge metaverses together
• TAFE data breach uncovered by SA Police
• UTS sets ball rolling on network replacement
• UK watchdog fines TikTok $23.5 million
• Biden eyes AI dangers
• Wesfarmers OneDigital strikes five-year AWS deal
• Australia bans TikTok on govt devices
• Password-crackers and metadata used to check Centrelink users' relationship status
• ANZ-Suncorp's digital dividend questioned by ACCC
• GCHQ details Britain's online responses to attacks
• DTA kicks off SAP renegotiation
• Bug briefly exposed Service NSW data to other users
• Greenhouse receives $29m grant from City of Sydney
• Minicast: Ethical and security challenges with AI
• Gov agencies get websites blocked without using s313 powers
• Douugh integrates ChatGPT into its finance platform
• Telstra, Optus, others oppose ACMA low-band plan
• Germany could block ChatGPT if needed, says data protection chief
• Minicast: The investment opportunity in gaming
• EU car data access rules in progress but no timeline
• COVER STORY: Digital is remodelling the property industry
• How to build trust in government through citizen engagement
• Digital Assets Bill introduced to parliament
• Lockheed Martin preferred for Defence satellite contract
• Aruba, Lancom acknowledge wi-fi protocol bug
• Tasmanian government latest GoAnywhere victim
• Unsanitised e-waste poses a threat to data safety: PwC
• StrideCorp Equity launches crowdfunding platform
• The fight to copyright AI art
• Home Affairs under pressure from ageing IT systems
• Verizon, AT&T to get full C-Band use, extend some 5G safeguards
• Italian minister says country's ban on ChatGPT is excessive
• NSW gov takes cautious approach with generative AI