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• Aruba Networks patches critical Struts 2 vulnerability
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• Digital As Usual: Cyber Security
• Opinion: Tackling an enterprise’s weakest link with GenAI
• Australia Post selects tech to underpin customer experience transformation
• ASIO boss warns of "crack cyber teams" scanning critical networks
• Case Study: Village Roadshow boosts employee experience
• University study warns of AI risks
• Optus shedding another 200 staff
• APAC notes 23.8 percent deal activity downturn: GlobalData
• WA Education software rollout starts soon
• Multi-cloud in fashion at Forever New
• Progress patches authentication bug in OpenEdge
• APT28 is recruiting Ubiquiti EdgeRouters into botnets
• Tyro growing its security leadership team
• European data centres grapple with AI-driven demand for space
• OpenAI says NYT 'hacked' ChatGPT to build copyright lawsuit
• Digital sales up strongly for Coles
• SafeWork NSW's 20-year-old IT system constrains data-based decisions
• Victoria appoints new Ombudsman
• Department of Health and Aged Care to deploy enterprise data platform
• SMS phishing charges for three Sydney men
• TPG Telecom shuttered 43 systems in tech transformation project
• Lockbit cybercrime gang says it is back online
• Microsoft announces principles to foster innovation, competition in AI
• US pharmacy outage triggered by 'Blackcat' ransomware
• Superloop turns down Aussie Broadband's takeover bid
• How will technology help define Australia’s future prosperity?
• Optus, Ericsson join forces on energy savings
• Dell moves on Apache Struts 2 vulnerability
• Michelle McGuinness appointed national cyber security coordinator
• Australia is on the edge of immense opportunity: GIN
• High Impact Data Breaches Could be Fixed “Within Minutes” with the Right Tools
• Aussie Broadband makes a play for Superloop
• Victoria University hunts for new CISO
• NSW Health starts recruiting tech talent for Epic-led SDPR project
• MGM Resorts says regulators probing September cyber attack
• Nvidia hits US$2 trillion valuation as AI frenzy grips Wall Street
• Officeworks looks for shoplifters and fradulent staff in transaction data
• Six cybersecurity trends for 2024: Gartner
• Google to pause Gemini AI model's image generation of people
• NT Police announces completion of long-running upgrade
• WA Police opens command centre in Telstra exchange
• Mantel Group survey reveals AI challenges of large Australian businesses
• ConnectWise patches critical ScreenConnect vulnerability
• Gov back in data breach 'top five' after near three-year absence
• Data breach costs slowly abating for Medibank
• Qantas embarks on three-year technology upgrade
• How The Challenges We Share Inspire Public Safety Innovation
• Judo Bank CEO steps down
• Colonial First State sees GenAI making financial planning accessible
• ADHA makes John Borchi its permanent CTO
• Tangerine Telecom says customer data of 232,000 affected by 'cyber incident'
• Case Study: Catapult Sports boost efficiencies
• Privacy watchdog to investigate HWL Ebsworth over security and notifications
• OAIC starts probe into HWL Ebsworth
• Woolworths banks continued digital growth
• VMware client plug-in has critical vulnerability
• Woolworths CEO retires
• WooliesX chief will become the next Woolworths CEO
• eSafety's online storage and message scans "not technically good" solution says Fastmail
• Lockbit cybercrime gang faces global takedown
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank touts cost focus as benefiting tech project delivery
• Lockbit cybercrime gang disrupted by Britain, US and EU
• Pawsey adding iron to quantum lab
• TfNSW tries a third time to replace the DRIVES core system
• Getty Images advocates for regulatory and industry action for AI-generated images
• Microsoft, NAB and CITT to boost cyber skills in Victoria
• Opinion: Managing ethical considerations for AI in the boardroom
• Italy kicks off Space Cloud project
• Telstra trials way to keep eftpos, critical voice services working during outages
• Reducing workforce complexity with a unified platform
• Government moves to expand SMS Sender ID registry
• Mobile coverage mandated for new housing
• Unpaid software bill cut off parliament expense system in January
• CEO’s influence accounts for 45 percent of a company’s performance
• SolarWinds patches three critical bugs
• Travel and gyms boosts household spending: CBA HSI
• Clayton Utz automating legal tasks with OpenAI, Relativity and Lexis+AI
• AEC reorganisation opens CIO role
• NDIA gets $83.9m to build anti-fraud IT systems
• OpenAI, Meta and other tech giants sign effort to fight AI election interference
• 'broke.af' goes offline as Afghan web domains suspended
• Eagers Automotive warns of potential data leak
• Corporate Travel Management fills CFO spot
• Northern Territory Police roll out new case management system
• The workplace persona that’s indispensable in a crisis
• Google touts AI to vet troves of content in seconds
• RBA launches core modernisation design phase
• DNS resolvers inherited specification bug
• Telstra reins in IT operations to get cost-out target back on track
• Ubank, other Australian "challenger" banks, hit by lengthy DA outage
• Wesfarmers' OneDigital drives spend for its stable of retailers
• Ubank "systems outage" impacts app, online banking
• As our nation goes digital, critical infrastructure entities need a renewed focus
• Telstra falls after cutting annual earnings view
• CISCO to cut more than 4,000 jobs, lowers annual revenue forecast
• New AI group established
• The Secret to Dev Productivity is Joy
• Announcing the 2024 iTnews Benchmark Award Finalists
• “Vibrant” Expressionists are essential to Australia’s corporate culture
• Services Australia hits Java, Angular dev pool shortage
• EU mulls easing merger rules for telecoms
• Google enables OS upgrades for older PCs post-Windows 10 support cutoff
• Romance scams see $40 million lost in 2023
• Case Study: Village Roadshow gamifies its skills program
• CBA racks up "50-plus" GenAI use cases across the bank
• ConnectID introduces Digital ID for real estate
• AMP lands HSBC CISO
• Here’s why it’s important not to blindly automate everything
• Microsoft patches 80 vulnerabilities
• ASD sees "frequency, richness" of cyber info sharing fall away
• Four areas of common ground emerge in Australian governments' evaluations of GenAI
• Gov floats pile-on, GenAI, E2EE and VR laws
• Apple, Microsoft win exemptions for iMessage, Bing from EU rules
• US government data breach linked to Atlassian bug
• Gov plans anti-doxxing laws
• Road Warriors lead the pack in nurturing workplace connections from anywhere
• Queensland's heavy vehicle inspections go digital
• Telstra launches first OneWeb-connected base station
• “Australia is not getting the full value of its investment in STEM education”: STEM report
• Bank of Sydney fills chief risk officer spot
• Where human intuition fits amidst the growth of generative AI at work
• Regional Investment Corporation insources loan management, contact centre
• Home Affairs tight-lipped on next cyber security coordinator
• Endeavour Group seeking CISO
• Nvidia CEO says countries must build sovereign AI infrastructure
• Total Tools boasts a 2000 percent increase in ecommerce sales
• APAC tech spend to reach 5.7 percent growth: Forrester
• Aurizon fleet automation project bearing fruit
• Tracking and keeping maintenance personnel safe with Appian
• Why remote hiring is the new key to business success
• 'Warzone RAT' malware service dismantled
• Dept of Infrastructure aims for multi-year IT modernisation
• GrainCorp pilots AI to break down comms barriers with 3000 casuals
• ACT moves on "digital intermediary" amendments
• ASIC says Block Earner needs financial services licence
• Qld gov smart ticketing project hits 11 million trips
• Google rebrands Bard chatbot as Gemini, rolls out paid subscription
• Meta's oversight board to investigate posts about Australian Indigenous vote
• UN experts investigate 58 cyber attacks worth US$3 billion
• Telstra says other carriers had input into disaster mobile roaming lab test
• Meta's oversight board to investigate posts about Australian Indigenous vote
• Google rebrands Bard chatbot as Gemini
• Cisco unified comms gateways have API bug
• Chinese attackers camped on US networks for five years
• Tasmania's Health department gets new CIO
• ANZ ready to deepen AI responsibility
• OpenAI developing software that operates devices, automates tasks
• NBN Co receiving more fibre orders than it can connect
• Opinion: Navigating Tomorrow: A Framework for AI Copilot Integration
• Cover Story: One year of Generative AI
• ‘Breaking Down Silos’ Tops Innovation Trends for CIOs Navigating Digital Transformation Wave
• Gov pulls in KPMG to scope energy comparison site roadmap
• Microsoft in talks to end trade body's cloud computing complaint
• CBA requires layers of data to mount business case for more AI tools
• CBA’s Copilot work starts to yield results
• Bootloader bug exposes Linux secure boot
• NT Health says "temporary" Acacia rollback at two hospitals
• Symbio shareholders approve Aussie Broadband takeover
• NAB appoints new CEO
• NSW Rural Fire Service seeks CIO
• Westpac adds transaction monitoring to detect power of attorney abuse
• Australian law firm Lander & Rogers finds legal uses for Copilot
• Meta to start labeling AI-generated images from companies like OpenAI, Google
• Britain, France lead 35 nation agreement on controlling spyware
• When Amazon's new AI tool answers shoppers' queries, who benefits?
• Britain invests 100 million pounds in AI research and regulation
• World of Workflows supports Indigenous procurement with isupply Australia
• Linktree adds three new senior leaders
• More woes for Ivanti as exploit activity rises
• EVENT- Digital As Usual: A whole of business approach to cybersecurity
• State of Diversity
• Defence strikes $53m NetApp deal
• Bayside City Council hunts for a new CIO
• AI chip demand forces Huawei to slow smartphone production
• Meta oversight board calls company's deepfake rule 'incoherent'
• AnyDesk resets passwords after breach
• ACCC finds evidence to back merger reforms
• Goodman to move ahead with Gore Hill data centre
• Data centres and finance companies to benefit most from AI: Moody’s
• Building robust foundations key to organisational success: Midnyte City
• NSW Rural Fire Service mobile data terminal rollout begins
• iCare starts search for digital invoicing solutions
• HQPlantations predicts and detects bushfires with AI, satellites and cameras
• DTA gets more agencies to agree delivery milestones for digital projects
• Coles to deploy AI-driven analytics tools
• Traditional identity verification unusable by 2026: Gartner
• World of Workflows supports Indigenous procurement with isupply Australia
• Coles to run Palantir analytics suite across its supermarkets
• Carding attack hits Central Coast Council in NSW
• Bapcor lands new CEO
• Chinese automakers hit by production issues with Huawei computing unit, sources say
• ASIC: AI is not the Wild West
• Containers inherit breakout bugs in Linux tools
• With cyber security skills scarce, businesses can no longer cut it alone
• Peninsula Health embarks on $1.6 million upgrade
• Ivanti security patches start to ship
• Internet Association of Australia readies Tasmanian exchange
• Home Affairs elevates CIO to group manager
• US disrupts hacking campaign targeting critical infrastructure
• ASIC asks for specific laws around AI misuse