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• Nine finds its next group director of cyber security
• Aussie Broadband makes a play for Symbio
• Monash University and AFP launch expanded AI-based research centre
• Gartner predicts 15m EVs to be shipped this year
• Qld Residential Tenancies Authority hunts for new CDO
• Ubank CIO officially retires
• Nvidia's French offices raided in cloud competition inquiry
• Microsoft executive says Google deals kept Bing small
• AI makes sense of complex trading data to help everyone become a smart investor
• How Australian organisations' AI adoption is faring
• Gov to make automated decision-making transparent
• Gov stalls on some privacy reforms with conditional support
• Opinion: What does the future of the marketing function look like?
• CISA warns China's BlackTech had control of routers
• Cisco patches Catalyst SD-WAN vulnerabilities
• Meta showcases new AI assistant, Facebook-streaming glasses
• Swinburne University of Technology seeks new CIO
• ChatGPT users can now browse internet, OpenAI says
• Meta unveils AI assistant, Facebook-streaming glasses
• AnglicareSA advances 'single view of customer' work
• How automation is helping organisations create efficiencies
• Salesforce cloud outage caused by security change
• Macquarie University appoints CIDO
• "Marvin" breathes new life into Bleichenbacher's timing oracle attack
• Juniper Networks acknowledges new spin on firewall vulnerability
• Mobile ordering platforms me&u and Mr Yum to merge
• French authorities get Apple software update
• Transport for NSW Rural & Regional advances bus ticketing system upgrades
• Australia Post's CIO has left
• WA Police to deploy Starlink
• ANZ continues to re-architect its "monolith" applications
• Thomson Reuters AI copyright dispute must go to trial, judge says
• OpenAI's ChatGPT will 'see, hear and speak'
• Wiise lands $16 million from KPMG Australia
• Case study: How meetmagic turns a simple meeting into a charitable act
• OpenAI CEO says AI regulation should not be feared
• NRMA facilitates data access with single platform strategy
• Yelp wants Google's lawyers tossed from US antitrust case
• US exploring potential space force hotline with China
• Why current AI ethical frameworks are “meaningless”
• Virgin Australia has built an enterprise architecture 'brain'
• Oracle spends more than US$100 million on Ampere chips
• Predator exploit patched in iPhones, iPads
• APVMA added to HWL Ebsworth breach list
• BankVic digitises home lending
• Opinion: Accelerating business growth through applying balance and diversity
• Norths Collective advances its digital transformation targets
• 'Power, influence, notoriety': The hackers who struck MGM, Caesars
• Intel hit with EU antitrust fine
• Australian Federal Police claw back $45m lost to BEC scammers
• Cisco to acquire Splunk for US$28 billion
• QLD Police builds cloud-enabled search and prediction tools
• Optus presses government to act on streaming traffic costs
• Microsoft announces unified AI assistant, new Surface devices
• Cisco to buy Splunk for US$28 billion
• Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water to set up own IT
• ASIC sues crypto exchange
• Medibank incurred $7.5 million in direct tech costs after cyber attack
• ANZ Institutional folds generative AI into intelligence-gathering tool
• Case study: The Shire of Denmark integrates an online platform to increase community engagement
• Token error left Microsoft data exposed
• Amazon plays catch-up with Alexa generative AI
• MGM hotels, casinos 'operating normally' after cyber attack
• Ventia appoints new cyber security GM
• Telstra Purple appoints Luke Barker to lead security practice
• ANZ reworks internal developer platform used for ANZ Plus
• Oracle to use Ampere's newest chips in its cloud offering
• Photos: Digital As Usual - AI, Automation & Analytics 2023
• Digital ID legislation lands at last
• Intel pitches the 'AI PC'
• GitLab patches critical vulnerability
• Intel unveils a chip that could run generative AI on a laptop
• P&N Bank expands use of AI in Salesforce ecosystem
• War crimes tribunal ICC says it has been hacked
• US has no evidence Huawei can make advanced smartphones in large volumes
• NBN price changes by Christmas are now all but certain
• The rise of the cloud-conscious adversary
• Securing your endpoints is critical for defence in depth
• Microsoft says product chief Panos Panay to leave
• UK focuses on transparency and access with new AI principles
• NSW DCS lands $146m for cyber security, digital projects
• Analytics
• Automation
• Digital As Usual: AI, Automation & Analytics
• AMP goes from 12 HR systems to one in Oracle consolidation
• eHealth NSW launches search for CTO
• US argues Google wants too much information kept secret in antitrust trial
• HWL Ebsworth attack impacted 65 Australian government entities
• NAB, Suncorp sign on to test Microsoft 365 Copilot
• Google to pay US$155 million in settlements over location tracking
• Government to create six "cyber shields" to layer Australian protection
• Industry to gov: improve digital ID as part of cyber security strategy
• Origin Zero sharpens customer focus with Salesforce
• Why organisations need to find a balance between resilience and sustainability
• Blockchain analysts suspect Lazarus Group hackers behind US$70m crypto theft
• Apple moves to defuse French iPhone 12 radiation dispute
• Gold Fields Australia is digitising its Granny Smith mine
• Dymocks links data breach to "external data partner"
• Digital wallet transactions slated to hit US$16 trillion in 2028
• Shell's BG Group hit by MOVEit cybersecurity breach
• SAP's India arm eyes more patents, jobs
• Google gives a glimpse of its antitrust trial defence
• Australian consumers using loyalty programs to save money: IAB
• NAB wants government-set security standards for cloud providers
• Ex-Google exec acknowledges aggressively seeking exclusive mobile deals
• MGM Resorts breached by 'Scattered Spider' hackers
• Vocus asks for better submarine cable protection
• AI
• Lenovo hires John McCloskey as MD for ISG arm
• EY rolls out AI-powered platform
• Apple says iPhone 12 meets radiation rules
• MECCA is building a new analytics platform
• Brands have "urgent ethical obligations" to notify customers over data breaches
• ANZ stops 500 fraudulent digital accounts from being opened
• Case study: Coral Maker leverages automation to speed up production
• AI quietly reshapes Apple iPhones, watches
• Bipartisan US push to ban deceptive AI-generated ads
• TPG Telecom puts Forest Lodge data centre on the market
• Gov to scale back one-to-many face matching by law enforcement
• AFL boosts footy fandom with data and machine learning
• Google defends billions paid to Apple, others
• Apple unveils iPhone 15 Pro
• Cochlear lands new data VP
• The hype may have dropped but Web3 use cases continue to grow: Gartner
• Home Affairs downplays staff code experiments with ChatGPT
• Northern Beaches Council seeking CISO
• MGM Resorts shuts down some computer systems
• Oracle sees revenue below estimates
• Researchers pull plaintext from wi-fi signals for keystroke analysis
• In a post-digital era, governments should continue investing in tech: Gartner
• TAFE NSW rounding out its security leadership
• Officeworks' data and analytics investments pay off
• Qualcomm to supply Apple with 5G chips until 2026
• Google's search rivals get their day in court
• Generative AI hits peak of inflated expectations on Gartner Hype Cycle
• CEOs are looking to CIOs to unlock the potential and value of generative AI
• Court eases curbs on Biden administration's contacts with social media firms
• Google warns security researchers of North Korean campaign
• Centrelink's canned $191m engine took minutes to do what existing system did in seconds
• How to create seamless customer journeys with generative AI
• How to create seamless customer journeys with generative AI
• Swift Networks fined $1.2 million over mining comms work
• Gov sets 2024 target to get more data into My Health Record
• New flaw in Apple devices led to spyware infection, researchers say
• Dymocks discloses breach after dark web data leak
• eSafety approves new AI protections on search engines
• Microsoft says it will pay for legal damages on AI copyright challenges
• Microsoft to defend customers on AI copyright challenges
• UK has not backed down in tech encryption row, minister says
• ANZ Worldline Payment Solutions switches on Tap to Pay on iPhone
• Carsales drives real time data
• NBN Co works on its fibre upgrade processes
• Duplicate waypoint name caused UK air traffic outage
• Cisco SSO authentication bug patched
• Toll Group goes low-code to replace legacy development
• Opinion: How to balance the environmental perils and promises of generative AI
• Crash log exposed Microsoft Outlook keys to threat actor
• How AI impacts a data centre’s sustainability strategy
• Western Power hunts for new CTO
• Toyota plants shut down after database maintenance work exhausted disk space
• TPG Telecom extends due diligence period with Vocus
• Defence Housing Australia investigates third-party provider hack exposure
• Data breaches drop 16 percent between January and June 2023: OAIC
• JB Hi-Fi upgrades field service systems for home installations
• E-signatures to finally become legal
• Hipages Group forms tradie customer advisory board
• Large area wi-fi demonstrated in Sydney
• CBA's x15ventures to acquire invoice lending fintech
• XDR counters today’s threats and manages security complexity
• VC funds still spooked by crypto chaos
• TikTok hires Britain's NCC for auditing data security
• Vodafone UK teams up with Amazon's Project Kuiper
• Senate committee urges digital assets bill "not be passed"
• NBN Co hits savings milestone in IT simplification
• Australian authorities tire of excuses, delays on data breach disclosure
• Gov agencies need to have a CISO
• CBA's x15ventures takes on spinout to target scams
• Britain sets priorities for November global AI safety summit
• How generative AI can help organisations be sustainable
• Teardown of Huawei's new phone shows China's chip breakthrough
• IBM Australia's whole-of-gov deal soars above initial $725m value
• Westpac's complex IT scrutinised in new court case
• COVER STORY: Sustainability and AI, a promising partnership or an environmental grey area?
• Tyro kicks off proceedings against Kounta
• Australian universities' hits and misses detecting ChatGPT in assignments
• NSW gov digital secretary leaving in November
• Complii Fintech Solutions acquires MIntegrity
• Swift taps into blockchain's potential
• FYAI: What is an AI hallucination and how does it impact business leaders?
• Samsara Eco to create Australia’s first infinite recycling R&D facility
• Melbourne Water predicting recycled water quality two days in advance
• Arm to ask for US$47 to US$51 per share in IPO
• NAB restructure hits technology and operations
• Microsoft had three staff at Australian data centre campus when Azure went out
• MoneyMe achieves B-Corp certification
• NAB unveils virtual corporate card capability
• Okta forecasts quarterly revenue above expectations
• Microsoft to unbundle Teams from Office