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• University of Sydney caught up in third-party data breach
• Bank of Queensland, Jetstar among Australian enterprises impacted by Azure outage
• Top performing CISOs spend time on professional development: Gartner
• Arnott's brings automated distribution centre online
• Gov opens screen scraping consultation
• Oracle battling long cloud outage in Australia
• VMware patches Aria SSH bypass bug
• Case study: The Disability Trust creates a single view of its operations
• Victorian Managed Insurance Authority finds its next CIO
• iCare signs off $60 million for application development
• US expands export restrictions of some Nvidia chips
• WATCH: Brennan - the strategic IT partner Australian Businesses count on
• NBN Co exec reshuffle in networks and engineering
• How Equifax uses AI to help consumers understand their credit score
• Ampere says flagship chip to be offered by Google Cloud
• British officials say AI chatbots could carry cyber risks
• UNSW treads carefully on generative AI experiments
• Flight Centre taps technology for cost control
• Fleet Space Technologies appoints former Airtasker HR officer as chief people officer
• Modern thinking is needed to counter modern security threats
• Google showcases new enterprise AI tools and AI chip
• Westpac creates OS for groupwide data management uplift
• Google unveils AI tools for enterprise customers
• Notorious 'Qakbot' malware platform taken down
• ISO set to release an AI management system standard this year
• NBN Co targets apartment blocks for next fibre upgrade wave
• Virgin Australia baggage tracking tool takes off
• UK flight plan system outage leads to hundreds of cancellations
• Smart WFM appoints Chloe Rees to head of customer success
• University of Queensland tackles sustainability of HPC operations
• Researchers demo bug-chaining of Juniper Networks vulnerabilities
• OpenAI to launch ChatGPT for large organisations
• Tesla braces for its first trial involving Autopilot fatality
• OpenAI releasing version of ChatGPT for large businesses
• Vic gov CISO exits for private sector
• Australia to be more 'present' in global tech discussions
• Case study: Warren and Mahoney adopts digital tools to reduce its carbon footprint
• ASIC to take further action to reduce scams on SMEs and consumers
• The Cheesecake Shop appoints a CIO
• SIM swap against Kroll staffer leads to data breach
• Royal Flying Doctor Service stands up EHR
• Business register modernisation canned after $530m spent
• How to secure your cloud-based business without cloud-security expertise
• Case study: Rinnai Australia uses automation to reduce IT ticketing times
• Updating Netwealth's Case Management with a Proven, Flexible Appian System
• Private equity firm makes takeover offer for BlackBerry
• Databricks in talks to raise funds
• ADHA launches integration project
• Wesfarmers goes deeper into AI and digital
• Nvidia CEO says AI boom is "not a one quarter thing"
• Hackers are not invisible - we just need to look deeper and wider
• Jobs Victoria loses executive director of business operations and digital services
• NT appoints Department of Corporate and Digital Development chief
• Big Tech braces for rollout of EU's Digital Services Act
• Nvidia bets US$25 billion that AI boom is far from over
• Amnesty International latest victim of widening telemarketer breach
• Driving down cloud costs during economic volatility with Kloudify Technologies
• Sub.co to lay new SMAP cable in Australian waters
• TPG Telecom profit slides amid inflationary pressure
• Qantas outlines tech transformation targets for next two years
• Data breach could cost Medibank $35 million in 2024
• Perpetual customer-facing system still offline after third-party breach
• Cotton on Group and Linen House exploring VR shopping
• SpaceX working with Cloudflare
• RBA says central digital currency "likely to be some years away"
• NBN users may see twin price rises within six months
• CBA cuts 221 roles in technology business division
• Woolworths digital and analytics capabilities to only grow in importance
• VMware, Nvidia target businesses that want their own AI
• Palo Alto Networks closes door on TunnelCrack
• Vic trumpets digital driver licence trial success
• Majority of CDP spend driven by retail and digital media enterprises: Juniper Research
• Opinion: Brand versus performance can advertising be both?
• Queensland Health's digital passport built in months in SAP BTP
• IBM sells weather business
• Meta releases AI model for translating speech
• DTA chief operating officer joins new anti-corruption commission
• University researchers craft protocol to defeat IMSI-catchers
• Case Study: Frucor Suntory increases staff productivity through streamlining solutions
• Telstra's 20-year USO agreement with gov can be given to Vodafone
• Meta Platforms seeks to stop privacy breach fine in Norway
• Coles makes digital acceleration a core strategic pillar
• More patches arrive from Ivanti
• Veilid unveiled by Cult of the Dead Cow
• Opinion: The Board's role in making the right technology investments
• auDA dismisses hack claims
• SentinelOne explores sale
• Tesla says two ex-employees behind May data breach
• Energy One latest company to suffer data breach
• Adairs overhauls digital strategy
• State police helping crack Centrelink fraud suspects' passwords
• IAG pours $37 million into digital
• Cricket Australia automates experiences for fans and players
• Nestle, Unilever among big advertisers shifting to AI
• Juniper web management interface open to RCE
• Identity security has never been more vital
• Big advertisers looking to AI to increase productivity
• Adobe co-founder John Warnock dies at 82
• Hackers claim to have breached auDA
• Coles online CFC delays push costs to $400 million
• Latitude Financial flags $76 million in cyber incident costs
• Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre urges development of national AI healthcare strategy
• Toll Government and Defence targets second phase of IT modernisation
• Lenovo Q1 revenue misses
• 7-Eleven Australia to deploy computer vision in some stores
• Victoria to create whole-of-gov identity, device mandates
• Super Retail Group to open new automated distribution centre
• Telstra decides not to sell its InfraCo Fixed business
• Stake hires Jon Howie as chief commercial officer
• Ivanti patches MDM vulnerabilities
• SA Power Networks seeks $314m ICT budget
• Intel, Tower terminate US$5.4 billion deal
• NBN Co selects 50Mbps price option unfavoured by Telstra and Optus
• Jobs with high-level digital skills to grow by 47 percent: FSO
• US congressman says Chinese spies hacked his emails
• Swinburne supercomputer lights up
• Bapcor transformation to deliver payoff in 2024
• Endeavour Group targets $200m savings with three-year tech program
• Edge AI and responsible AI top trends impacting data science and machine learning
• XDR 2023
• Endpoint Security 2023
• ATO 'clear' on role generative AI can play in its operations
• DoorDash fined $2 million for spamming Australian customers
• US watchdog to announce plans to regulate 'surveillance industry'
• OpenAI says AI tools can be effective in content moderation
• RMIT Online launches AI-based courses to help workers upskill
• Identity and Access Management 2023
• Network and Infrastructure 2023
• Cloud Security 2023
• How trading platform Pepperstone uses automation to enhance CX
• Suncorp starts experimenting with LLMs
• Vanguard creates inaugural APAC CTO and head of architecture role
• Intel adds Synopsys IP to advanced contract manufacturing
• Clorox says certain business operations disrupted in cyber attack
• Ausenco improves incident response times
• PayPal hires Intuit veteran to be next CEO
• Australian court fines Dell unit $10 million
• TPG phases in AI-powered network analysis
• State of Security 2023
• Safety first: Using GAI to mitigate security risks
• Consent and transparency key to help young people feel safe online: Reset Tech Australia
• Global e-commerce users slated to hit 4.4 billion by 2027: Juniper Research
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank makes further transformation progress
• Data centres vulnerable, researchers tell DEF CON
• Ventia lands $134m NBN fibre contract
• TPG Telecom, Telstra park legal escalation of tie-up
• Safety first: Using GAI to mitigate security risks
• Australian Digital Health Agency outsources corporate IT strategy
• SoftBank in talks to buy Vision Fund's 25 percent stake in Arm
• Orica finds its next group CIO
• US cyber body to review cloud computing safety, Microsoft breach
• Toyota Australia launches NFT and Web3 experience
• Transforming workplace productivity through artificial intelligence
• Centrelink's scrapped $191m ECE had processed just 784 claims
• Tutoring firm settles US agency's first bias lawsuit involving AI software
• APRA hunts for new CIO
• DTA faces extended scrutiny after damaging audit
• Unveiling the Invisible Threat: Mastering the Art of Conveying Cyber Risks to Boards
• How Mecca takes advantage of viral moments to connect with customers
• China's internet giants order US$5 billion of Nvidia chips
• Ramsay Health Care to stand up central data hub, AI
• Majority of Australians have had a negative privacy experience with an organisation: OAIC
• Boral brings truck route optimisation to its concrete operations
• NBN Co misses fibre upgrade target by 42 percent
• Defence making data prep moves under 'opaque' AUKUS pillar
• Amazon in talks to become anchor investor in Arm
• US Fed clarifies process for banks to transact in stablecoins
• NBN price rises could hit at Christmas
• Work-life balance, bad managers and people management driving workplace attrition: Gartner
• Most VPNs can be tricked into leaking traffic
• Vocus locks into government interest in Starlink
• CBA's IT services expenses track back over $2bn mark
• Suncorp elevates CIO to lead 'tech and ops'
• Microsoft discloses three critical RCEs
• Greenwashing claims impact net zero targets: ACCC deputy chair
• Disney creates team to explore AI use in its kingdom
• EPA Victoria hardens security
• Google fails to end US$5 billion consumer privacy lawsuit
• MOVEit hack spawned over 600 breaches
• Virgin Australia expands visibility
• SA Power Networks reduces high-severity cyber incidents
• China drafts rules for using facial recognition technology
• Bupa appoints Asia Pacific CIO
• Starlink delivers internet to Nambucca Heads for railway station wi-fi
• New VC fund Side Stage Ventures raises $15M
• NBN Co wants to create a "data-as-an-asset culture"
• North Korean hackers breached top Russian missile maker
• PayPal to launch US dollar-backed stablecoin
• Downer automates road repair planning
• Woolworths Group named leader in food and beverage supply chain transparency
• Melbourne Airport upgrades web security, DDoS protections
• CBA to pilot transaction abuse referrals to NSW police
• Azure bug allowed password theft, researcher says
• Keyboard sounds can reveal secrets: researchers
• Hiringa Energy and Sundown Pastoral Co secure $35.8m to create sustainable cotton
• Holding onto the best: 5 tips for retaining top IT talent
• IAG used keystroke logging to investigate productivity of remote worker
• Judge allows key US antitrust Google search claims to go to trial
• Ericsson sued by some shareholders
• ACCC introduces CDR developer portal
• Fixing the “annoying roadblocks” stopping Australian organisations from automating processes
• Adoption of generative AI could unlock billions for Australia: TCA
• CSIRO to replace its two most core enterprise systems
• AGL taps Ravi Kalidindi to head customer markets technology
• Microsoft says Russia-linked hackers behind dozens of Teams phishing attacks
• India mandates licensing for laptop, tablet imports
• Technology helps enable a better company culture: UKG APAC VP
• ACCC to allow cross-banking collaboration on scam prevention
• Aussie startup investment drops, but interest high for AI and climatetech sectors
• Ivanti endpoint security needs security upgrade
• Salesforce email compromised for phishing attacks
• Australian Unity elevates data focus with new GM role
• US House panel opens probe into email system hacks
• NSW sees need for a 'PEXA' for election tech nationally
• Minicast: The future of customer service is personalised
• AWS calls for an emerging technology national advisory group
• BeyondTrust reveals appliance vulnerability
• Meta releases AI tool to create music from text
• Salesforce ANZ CEO Pip Marlow to leave
• How crypto platform Digital Surge recovered from the FTX crash
• TAL Australia experiments with generative AI
• Databricks appoints Adam Beavis as ANZ VP and country manager
• NBN Co, UTS research to "push the capability of fibre"
• AMD forecasts AI chip launch timeline to challenge Nvidia
• Apple heads for largest Q3 revenue drop since 2016
• Networking startup Nile raises US$175 million
• Regional Express subsidiary, Judo Bank caught in HWL Ebsworth breach
• Cloud company assisted 17 different government hacking groups
• Australian lawmakers recommend potential WeChat ban on gov devices
• Superloop in non-binding $243m bid for Symbio
• Vocus makes $6.3bn play for TPG fibre assets
• Beyond Bank to tap into AI
• Rio Tinto adds Workday, ServiceNow to HR transformation architecture
• VMware brings Cloud on AWS to Melbourne
• Companies double down on AI in June-quarter analyst calls
• HP: supporting the hybrid workforce with more sustainable printers
• ANZ finds its feet to hit cloud migration milestones quicker
• China curbs exports of drone equipment
• New Relic to go private in US$6.5 billion deal
• NBN bandwidth freeze pressures internet providers to "acquiesce" on future pricing
• The importance of diversity within AI modelling
• How AI has transformed ways of working
• COVER STORY: The Women in AI winners creating change through the power of AI