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• Integrating Generative AI will help ERP technical debt
• Don’t leave your people behind when moving to public cloud
• Integrating Generative AI will help ERP technical debt
• US offers $10 million bounty for info on 'Blackcat' hackers who hit UnitedHealth
• ASIC wins greenwashing claims again Vanguard
• Westpac to invest billions in multi-year Unite program
• Senate to probe 3G network shutdown
• Australian supermarkets, transport next for cyber exercises
• Don’t leave your people behind when moving to public cloud
• In pictures: Fujifilm Codeblue AI & Copilot roundtable
• Cloud Covered: Public Cloud
• Cloud Covered - Private Cloud
• Cloud Covered - Multi Cloud
• Cloud Covered
• US offers bounty for info on 'Blackcat' hackers
• WA agencies made to check AI and automated decision tools' risks
• Case study: TAFE NSW replaces 1400+ library laptops
• Telstra explains why Triple Zero transfers failed
• Gigabit NBN services boosted by flat-rate pricing
• University of Canberra sets aside $30 million to kick off 10-year digital plan
• South East Water creates CISO position
• SWIFT planning launch of new central bank digital currency platform in 12-24 months
• Navigating past the risks to reap the rewards of AI with Kloudify Technologies
• Python supply chain exploited to distribute malware
• Behind the plot to break Nvidia’s grip on AI by targeting software
• China calls hacking allegations by US, UK 'political manoeuvring'
• SWIFT planning launch of new central bank digital currency platform
• Cyber Security NSW sees better ways to improve council security than audits
• AustralianSuper to boost productivity by 5 percent
• Government will make digital ID voluntary
• Australian Payments Plus selects confirmation of payee solution
• Telstra goes live with Starlink for homes
• Why do organisations need to pivot far, far away from VPN solutions?
• VR upskills Sydney train drivers and guards
• Westpac uses AI to challenge suspected payments to scammers
• Australian gov backs election system security after "highly likely" UK compromise
• ACMA braces for battle over 6GHz spectrum
• "Unpatchable" vulnerability found in Apple's silicon
• Australian business to spend $7.3b on risk management: Gartner
• Opinion: Navigating ethics and AI in the digital age
• Kmart and Target taps new customer tech lead
• Reddit may need to ramp up spending on content moderation, analysts say
• Elite Russian hackers targeting German politicians, Google warns
• China relaxes security review rules for some data exports
• STA lands new CEO
• The Future Fund is building a data lakehouse
• AWS linked to fresh $450m Sydney data centre build
• BBC considers building in-house AI model
• UN adopts first global artificial intelligence resolution
• Telstra finds its next networks and technology boss
• Digital skills gap not prioritised: RMIT
• Chainalysis: Information sharing to combat crypto crime
• Hybrid work (it’s complicated)
• SA education system rollout stalls at high schools
• US broadband providers to begin providing new comparison labels
• US warns that hackers targeting water utilities, systems
• Murray-Darling Basin Authority hunts for new CIO
• John Holland joins Microsoft 365 Copilot early access program
• Legacy spectrum licenses could return to market from 2028
• Case Study: South East Water uplifts its digital transformation work
• Cloud Covered - Hybrid Cloud
• ATO farewells long-time CIO
• Evolve your network to keep pace with the competition: Vodafone Business
• Invoice payments platform Marmalade raises $16 million
• Harness the power of next-generation AI in your everyday work
• Atlassian's Bamboo has critical SQL injection vulnerability
• Bupa Australia looks to GenAI to cut through insurance policy complexity
• Microsoft taps DeepMind co-founder
• SpaceX to sell satellite laser links that speed in-space communication to rivals
• Queensland emergency services to get consolidated rostering
• Macquarie University hiring CISO
• Aussie Broadband goes to court to keep Superloop stake
• Department of Health and Aged Care to tread carefully on generative AI
• How the EU AI Act could impact Australia
• Nasdaq resolves technical glitch that impacted premarket trading
• US prosecutors call British tech founder Mike Lynch 'driving force' behind fraud
• NSW Telco Authority seeks disaster connectivity kits for communities
• IT contractor sentenced in Australian maritime museum fraud
• ASD taps Microsoft Sentinel's threat intelligence feed
• Epic Games lawsuit kicks off in Australia
• Generative AI, a catalyst for change: Accenture
• ACCC to investigate the likes of Google, Amazon Alexa
• Big Mac goes Big Tech, with a few hiccups
• Queensland Rail is replacing its CIDO
• ACCC examines AI's influence on internet search
• Queensland Rail is replacing its CIDO
• SBS uses Brightspot, Adobe to drive audience experience
• Telstra, Optus 3G switch-off endangered by Triple Zero issue
• SpaceX is building spy satellite network for US intelligence agency
• McDonald's says third-party config change behind global IT outage
• IMF probing cyber security incident
• Driving generative AI value: McKinsey
• RMIT University: Banning TikTok “obvious next step in Australia”
• TikTok creators, House members react to vote that could lead to ban of app
• Self-proclaimed Aussie bitcoin inventor is not 'Satoshi Nakamoto', UK judge rules
• Microsoft singles out Google's competitive edge in generative AI
• Optus, TPG stop servicing 50Mbps customers with higher plans
• Westpac disaster recovery centre hits the market
• Nissan contacting 100,000 A/NZ customers after December breach
• Appen slumps as Innodata withdraws buyout bid over confidentiality breach
• Australians report $82.1 million in losses
• Origin Energy to switch broadband from Aussie to Superloop
• IBM observability software patched against critical bugs
• Akamai demonstrates exploit for Kubernetes vulnerability
• Equinix hires Google Cloud executive as CEO
• Microsoft to expand availability of its Security Copilot
• In pictures: The 2024 iTnews Benchmark Awards winners
• Singtel says it won't sell Optus for $16 billion
• Digital ID legislation inches forward
• Microsoft releases 60 Windows patches
• SA gov selects Oracle for its next ERP
• Case Study: Sydney FC sees match day revenue increase of up to 370 percent
• SA gov switches up financial system
• Bapcor lands new interim CFO
• US spy chief "cannot rule out" that China would use TikTok to influence US elections
• Australian police link "over 11,000 cybercrime incidents" to Medibank breach
• Australian IT firm Appen gets merger bid from US-based Innodata
• Intel survived bid to halt millions in sales to China's Huawei
• AI demand helps reignite Oracle's cloud business momentum
• Apple to let developers distribute apps directly from their sites
• Kismet lands $12.5m in pre-seed round
• “No future of IT operations without AI”: Gartner
• Dell patches vProxy third-party vulnerabilities
• Service NSW looks for new CDO
• More than 275 AI and automated decision tools in NSW public sector
• EU Commission's use of Microsoft software breached privacy rules
• Next Autopilot trial to test Tesla's blame-the-driver defence
• Nvidia is sued by authors over AI use of copyrighted works
• Telstra Purple promotes John Ieraci
• SA Power Networks using drones for remote line inspections
• CBA expands Microsoft generative AI partnership
• CBA invites Microsoft closer on AI, cyber security
• Chances are your cyber-defenders are burnt out - how can you help?
• Apple retreats in Epic feud
• Microsoft warns Russian hackers still trying to break into its systems
• Pentagon UFO report says most sightings 'ordinary objects' and phenomena
• NSW government intervenes on digital parking fine system
• Qantas appoints new group CIO and CISO
• Optus loses its networks boss
• NTT Ltd. is becoming NTT DATA
• Six women tech leaders share insights on International Women's Day
• Minister Clare O'Neil and ESET Australia open the Women in Cybersecurity Scholarship Program
• Wilson Group readies IT systems as foundation for AI play
• LinkedIn says premium subscriptions bring in US$1.7 billion
• Google's newest office has AI designers toiling in a wi-fi desert
• Energy Queensland flicks switch on CIO hunt
• Australian higher education providers to be asked for GenAI action plans
• Cisco warns Android 14 breaks Webex, Jabber clients
• VMware patches against sandbox escape
• Digital economy hits ACCC top priority list
• FTX reaches settlement with BlockFi, may pay up to $874 million
• Generative AI adoption contingent on green energy: Gartner
• Configuration error costs ASX $1.05 million
• IBM says use of Adobe AI tools in marketing boosted productivity
• Meta urged by US states to combat Facebook, Instagram account hijackings
• Apple escalates Epic Games feud
• Bendigo's IT integration capability tested in Suncorp Bank buyout case
• Photos: Digital As Usual - Cyber
• ACS finds migration fills tech talent gaps
• Backup failed in Telstra's triple-zero outage
• US court sides with Apple, Tesla, other tech companies over child labour in Africa
• Case Study: Royal Flying Doctor Service ready to enhance patient data
• Optus fined $1.5 million for IPND breaches
• US slaps sanctions on Greek spyware vendor
• NBN Co's speed boost plan may hit bumps on competition, inclusion
• Hacker forum post claims UnitedHealth paid $22 million ransom in bid to recover data
• Business adaptability key to competitive advantage: Accenture
• Lenovo lands new ANZ MD for infrastructure solutions group
• Western Sydney Metro comms supplied by Nokia
• WA backs digital twin with $140 million
• Airservices Australia signs Frequentis for drone air traffic control
• Swimming Australia to turn on computer vision at training
• NBN Co wants to boost its 100/20Mbps tier to 500/50Mbps
• MQ Health seeks IT director
• TPG Telecom calls for real-time disaster data sharing
• Avenue Bank granted full banking licence
• ASIC halts 3500 investment scams sites
• Ivanti follows CISA discovery with new protection tool
• Kellanova Australia shifts to a platform-based approach
• BHP uses "ChatGPT" to analyse a leadership framework
• Meta angers Australia with plan to stop paying for news
• Number of agencies have concerns about 'sideloading' on iPhone, Apple says
• WTO ecommerce tariff moratorium wins temporary reprieve
• Nvidia CEO says AI could pass human tests in five years
• UnitedHealth says 'Blackcat' ransomware group behind hack at tech unit
• Meta angers Australia with plan to stop paying its news publishers for content
• Directed Technologies appoints new GM of operations
• Digital As Usual: Cyber accountability
• Digital As Usual: Communicating cyber risk
• NAB senior lead jumps to Beyond Bank
• Digital As Usual: Evolving approaches to security
• Holding Redlich joins Australian trial of legal sector AI
• US to probe if Chinese cars pose national data security risks
• Microsoft tailors AI for finance teams