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• Opinion: Implications of generative AI use in government
• Malware spotted on Barracuda email gateways
• ACSC and US partners sound alarm on web app abuse
• CSIRO awards science cluster project to Dell
• Capgemini to invest billions in AI
• Meta plans retention 'hooks' for Threads
• Stablecoin-backed payments to surpass US$187 billion globally in 2028: Juniper
• Chipmakers signal supply glut easing
• Tech Council of Australia to push for digital identity
• Commonwealth Bank brings in CTO
• Telstra taps Digital Victoria exec to lead IT strategy and transformation
• CSIRO-backed Main Sequence hits $1bn in total funds
• UQ adding GPUs, CPUs to Bunya supercomputer
• Privacy group challenges Ryanair's use of facial recognition
• Microsoft in EU antitrust crosshairs over Teams, Office tie-up
• CBA IT staff impacted as bank "retrenches" 251
• Nominations for the 2023 CRN Fast50 are now open!
• Digital needs of Australians have been reset by pandemic: DTA CEO
• GreenSquareDC signs Multiplex for data centre build
• Portugal won't compensate telcos for replacing "high-risk" equipment
• Minicast: Amplifying productivity with AI enabled platforms
• AI lesson for Microsoft and Google: Spend money to make money
• Coles deploys 5G fixed wireless to stores, distribution centres
• Amazon Bedrock AI service preview draws 'thousands' of enterprise users
• IAG digitises staff movement processes
• US SEC adopts new hack disclosure rule
• Russian court jails cyber security executive for 14 years
• The budding relationship between the metaverse and gaming
• Meta fined $20 million for mining Aussies' data with its VPN
• Digital As Usual: AI, Automation and Analytics is coming soon
• Federal court slaps Meta subsidiaries with a $10m fine for misleading consumers
• Monoova manoeuvres into space left by POLi
• OPSEC "fumble" exposed JumpCloud attackers
• ATO attackers filed $557 million in false claims
• Generative AI, conversational AI named as Forrester’s top emerging tech
• The NDIA lists exposure to HWL Ebsworth data breach
• TETRA radio protocol found to be vulnerable
• Dutch arrest their most-wanted suspect in cyber case
• Worldcoin users queue up for iris scans
• Google handed user data to Aus authorities 5525 times last year
• REA Group appoints a new CTO
• Gov writes off Centrelink calculation engine project after $191m spent
• Edtech platform Edrolo hires David Wright as new CEO
• Toll Group signs on to SAP 'sovereign cloud' services
• Meet Zenbleed, a speculative execution bug hitting AMD processors
• Defence needs help to "win in a networked domain", says SoftIron
• How the IT industry contributes to the circular economy
• State of Diversity: CIO & CTO
• Opinion: Fervour, fandom and frauds - There's no thought leadership on Threads
• State of Diversity: IT Channel
• State of Diversity: Board & the C-suite
• Afterpay uses four key systems to back its support function
• Police Bank lands new CIO
• Google owes US$338.7 million in Chromecast patent case
• COVER STORY: Where did all the metaverse hype go?
• Big Tech looks to turn the corner on cloud
• Home Affairs discloses details of PayPal merchant services deal
• Yancoal builds mobile private network at Hunter Valley mines
• OpenAI, Google, others pledge to watermark AI content
• Atlassian patches vulnerabilities in server, data centre products
• Case study: QIC increases customer safety through intelligent video surveillance
• Twitter's logo to fly the coop and be replaced by an X, allegedly
• Australia Post looks to graph database, digital twin to improve delivery
• Vocus Darwin cable lights up
• Qld gov to create its own quantum and advanced tech strategy
• Amazon builds US$120 million satellite processing hub
• Long road ahead for Netflix following password sharing crackdown
• Australia Post uses computer vision for site safety
• North Korea hackers breached US IT company
• SAP lowers cloud revenue forecast
• CBA and NAB take aim at big tech
• Telstra proposes to cut around 472 roles
• Case study: Oyster Hub bolsters its remote working capabilities
• Endeavour Group seeks national coordination of 'harm minimisation' tech at gambling venues
• Emergency patch for ColdFusion zero-day
• Cyber strategy has cost Home Affairs $2.8 million so far
• Harrison.ai appoints Tesla chair Robyn Denholm as board director
• AI could help organisations keep jobs and save money: Charles Darwin University
• Minicast: Breaking down the comms silos with collaboration tools
• Microsoft agrees to offer cloud security logs for free
• CBA-backed Little Birdie creates browser extension
• US antitrust enforcers target mergers by Big Tech
• GovERP program cost hits $265 million
• Westpac splits IT and ops, reinstates CIO role
• ASIC bins license of FTX Australian arm
• Australian AI chipmaker rises on US patent grant
• Why an onshore security cloud gives your IT team the edge
• Australia Post is six weeks into its first GPT experiment
• Meta opens AI model to commercial use
• Citrix zero-day vulnerability under attack
• Docker users careless with secrets
• Federal government launches Future Skills Organisation
• Why can’t retailers fix their age-old problems?
• Microsoft to charge a premium for AI in M365
• Oracle calls Google data collection "unfair, unrepentant and unrestrained"
• Aussie Broadband investigated over IT system fault
• Transurban CTO exits
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank stands up a single EDMS
• Australian government to vet 5G, 6G security in new lab
• The future of citizen identity is digital, cloud-based – and critical
• Chip companies, top US officials meet on China policy
• Ansell to "accelerate" digitisation with $30m over three years
• How Engineers Without Borders Australia encourages STEM education
• moomoo employs secure, highly-available IT architecture to enable 24/5 trading of selected US stocks and ETFs
• Global retail spend for chatbots to hit US$12bn in 2023: Juniper
• Race towards 'autonomous' AI agents grips Silicon Valley
• Fair Work Ombudsman caught up in HWL Ebsworth breach
• SA gov trials own generative AI chatbot
• Australia's banks, insurers have three years to renegotiate cloud and IT contracts
• Four questions boards need to ask around generative AI: McKinsey
• AI, analytics and automation critical to corporate strategists' success: Gartner
• NBN Co reshuffles digital leadership with Crispin Blackall's exit
• BoQ launches ME Go app
• Vocus adds capacity between Melbourne and Adelaide
• Optus, banking sector roll out call-back scam blocks
• Future-Proofing Your Business – Reimagining a More Agile, Resilient and Ready Future
• Future-Proofing Your Business – Reimagining a More Agile, Resilient and Ready Future
• Embracing the disruption of generative AI at speed, responsibly
• Minicast: The AI Assurance Framework
• Microsoft says Chinese hackers used code flaw to steal emails from US agencies
• Suncorp worries privacy law changes could undermine anti-fraud mechanisms
• Transport for NSW finalise Apple Express rollout
• ASX to host CHESS replacement roundtable
• ACCC releases draft guidance to reduce greenwashing
• Uniting hunts for first chief digital information officer
• NSW gov creates 'legislation twin'
• Huawei says it earned patent revenues of US$560 million last year
• Australia Post to close POLi Payments
• ANZ to implement name checks on transactions
• Australian Digital Health Agency CTO departs
• Cisco SD-WAN API vulnerability patched
• Jemena upgrades API security
• Despite growth in cyber awareness, organisations are still victims of cyber breaches
• Crypto ransom attacks grow in first half of the year: Chainalysis
• Case study: Powerledger strengthens its platform to reach one billion users
• Broadcom's VMware deal wins conditional EU antitrust OK
• Hackers accessed US gov Exchange Online email accounts
• Ventia customers require 'systems assurance' after cyber attack
• Optus, SpaceX to launch mobile-to-satellite from 2024
• KPMG and Microsoft ink US$12 billion AI deal
• Generative AI comes to Nasdaq
• Australian customers caught in Influxdata service shutdown
• Google-backed Anthropic startup upgrades its Claude AI
• KPMG to invest billions in AI, cloud services
• Microsoft scrambles zero-day fixes in bumper patch crop
• The next steps after US judge rules in favour of Microsoft-Activision deal
• Minicast: Developing an AI strategy
• Meta tells Australian inquiry it will label government-affiliated media accounts
• Salesforce to raise prices of some cloud products
• Lapsus$ member hacked Uber, Revolut and Grand Theft Auto maker
• SkyMesh sells Clear Networks' fixed wireless infrastructure
• Australia Post brings in new digital, tech and data executive
• Meta will label Australian government-affiliated accounts on Threads
• EU seals new US data transfer pact
• APRA finds its first chief data officer
• REA Group acquires fintech CampaignAgent
• Australian public schools to workshop framework for generative AI use
• CX leaders need to focus more on service rather than branding: report
• Apple ships WebKit patch under rapid security response program
• Case study: Australian Grand Prix Corporation boosts its cybersecurity strategy
• Twenty-four central banks will have digital currencies by 2030
• Meta's 'friendly' Threads collides with unfriendly internet
• Australian energy regulator to hire its first digital transformation director
• Ventia takes systems offline to contain cyber attack
• ACCC investigates Australian data broker practices
• First Australians Capital secures $15m to support Indigenous entrepreneurs
• Pet Circle tightly integrates its e-commerce operations
• More MOVEit vulnerabilities disclosed, patched
• WeChat declines Australian senate appearance
• Airwallex appoints ex Milkrun COO as ANZ general manager
• Opinion: Business planning, an escalating digital opportunity
• Twitter may face difficulties showing Meta stole trade secrets
• Defence starts on workplace environment 'modernisation'
• Robodebt report calls for automated decision-making review body
• NAB removes links from text messages
• Garage to global: Envato’s journey to building a successful hybrid workplace with high-functioning teams
• Garage to global: Envato’s journey to building a successful hybrid workplace with high-functioning teams
• DHL Supply Chain appoints Brindha Pillay as its CFO
• Twitter thread-tens to sue Meta over its new micro-blogging site
• Getting your head around Human Centred Design for better IT service delivery
• Booktopia makes headway on customer fulfilment centre
• Worldpay from FIS adds eftpos capabilities
• Government's "interim" generative AI guide emphasises low-risk use cases
• NBN Co says price optimisation by providers is messing up its demand planning
• Delivering robust security without compromising performance is now a top c-suite priority
• Reduced case resolution times and increased victim and witness engagement with Appian case management
• OpenAI doubles down on preventing AI from 'going rogue'
• PwC Australia ties Google to tax leak scandal, sources say
• Cisco not patching Nexus switch vulnerability
• Generative AI and user experience: The good, the bad, and the ugly
• Telcos failing consumers, face regulation
• Australian gov says 'sensitive' data caught in HWL Ebsworth breach
• Online payment fraud to exceed US$362 billion globally: Juniper
• NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission appoints its first CIO
• APRA cyber security "stocktake" underlines third-party risks
• How Australian AI regulation could impact business leaders
• Zepto announces new CTO
• NBN Co's chief operating officer Kathrine Dyer to leave
• Case study: SA Department for Education finds a better way to scale student data
• Majority of large enterprise CIOs aim to increase their IT headcount in 2023: Gartner
• Pentanet, Canopus Networks backed to develop agile cloud gaming network
• US set to restrict China's access to cloud computing
• Cyber insurance rates drop 10 percent in June
• Meta to launch Twitter competitor, Threads
• Australian government has over 3100 DJI drones
• Gov opens $20m round of peri-urban mobile program
• ATO to boost call centre software
• Telstra sells Clayton land to Monash Uni for $30m
• ChatGPT used in peer reviews of Australian Research Council grant applications
• Gov targets uplift in Essential Eight maturity assessment skills
• Woolworths centralises its customer research operations
• BNK Bank blames core system for stats delay
• Nine looks for new cyber security director
• Critical vulnerability discovered in Arcserve backup software
• Hipages appoints new chief technology officer and chief product officer
• Newcastle Permanent-Greater merger drives IT strategy shift
• From AI to Z: How the tech giants are using generative AI
• Japan leaning toward softer AI rules than EU
• Apple to ask US Supreme Court to undo App Store order
• COVER STORY: What AI regulation might look like in Australia
• NBN Co to refine its prices with smaller internet providers in mind
• What gaps need to be addressed for AI regulation: TCA CEO
• Optus raises AI/ML investment in ongoing scam crackdown
• ACCC, ASIC 'fusion cell' to tackle investment scams
• Chipmaker TSMC says supplier targeted in cyber attack
• Many Australian businesses stuck in building responsible AI programs: CSIRO
• National Anti-Scam Centre creates “fusion cell” of ASIC and ACCC
• La Trobe University turbocharges data migration into Azure-based EDAP
• Draft EU artificial intelligence rules could hurt Europe
• Telstra to sell Starlink-based services
• Defence finds its next CIO
• Gov mobile audit to cover 60,000km of roads at minimum