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• Endpoint solutions are critical for mitigating the risk of data leakage and theft
• UnitedHealth hackers used Citrix vulnerability to break in
• Focus on three pillars to succeed in cyber security: Interactive
• Teamwork pays off as scam losses fall to $2.74 billion
• Former Afterpay, Uber exec lands at the TCA
• Federal and Qld governments put $940m into quantum computer
• RBA agrees $37m deal for head office data centre replacement
• Apple's iPadOS subject to tough EU tech rules
• Telstra invites Cognizant into its software and IT division
• Australian telcos face new outage disclosure and Triple Zero rules
• University of Sydney lands $18.4 million for ‘Quantum Australia’
• OpenAI's ChatGPT targeted in Austrian privacy complaint
• Teamwork pays off as scam losses fall to $2.74 billion
• Enviz reaches $1.5 m funding target, rebrands
• TPG, Optus prove ACCC right with 11-year network sharing deal
• State of Security 2024: Email and Collaboration
• State of Security 2024: XDR
• State of Security 2024: Network & Infrastructure
• State of Security 2024: Identity & Access Management
• State of Security 2024: SASE
• State of Security 2024: Endpoint Security
• State of Security 2024: Cloud Security
• State of Security 2024
• US Homeland Security names AI safety, security advisory board
• Apple renews talks with OpenAI
• Norths Collective sets 2024 as its "year of AI"
• AustralianSuper hunts for new CISO
• Opinion: Net zero path to sustainable IT
• Microsoft's AI lead puts Amazon cloud dominance on watch
• Mercy Health consolidates messaging into Teams-based platform
• Department of Agriculture to spend $54m on end-user devices
• Hearing to decide if X's 65 VPN-accessible tweets break law set for May
• Australian Federal Police start search for CISO
• Gov asked to encourage LEOsat pitches
• Biza.io welcomes Jessica Booth to the COO role
• Explainer-What happens now that US TikTok bill has been passed?
• In pictures: Fujifilm Codeblue Brisbane roundtable
• Robot rise lifts safety for Kiwi crane company
• Musk decries Australian court 'censorship' of X terror posts
• US charges, sanctions Iranians linked to Revolutionary Guard cyber command
• IBM nearing deal for HashiCorp
• La Trobe University seeks new CISO
• Melbourne's free city wi-fi poised for major upgrade
• Groupon optimises pricing and distribution processes
• Veyor Digital lands $2.75m in pre-Series A funding
• Macquarie's banking division closes in on its public cloud target
• NAB expands CodeWhisperer access to 450 engineers
• Informatica not in acquisition talks with Salesforce
• X vows to 'robustly challenge' Australia order to remove stabbing posts
• WA man jailed after global Genesis Market shutdown
• University of Sydney, UNSW and UTS ready to ensure digital Integrity
• FBI says Chinese hackers preparing to attack US infrastructure
• Powerlink Queensland isn't giving M365 Copilot to all staff at once
• X calls takedown orders over Sydney stabbing video "unlawful"
• Vic councils' after-hours call answering service breached
• Apple pulls WhatsApp, Threads from China app store after Beijing order
• How generative AI could reshape the telco world
• EVENT - Digital As Usual Cybersecurity heads to Melbourne
• IAG gravitates to more SaaS-based applications
• Barbeques Galore starts work on AI roadmap
• Google terminates 28 employees for protest of Israeli cloud contract
• First law protecting consumers' brainwaves signed in US
• Google consolidates its DeepMind and Research teams
• Gov CIOs must meet citizens demands: Gartner
• Westpac customers land open banking home loan benefits
• First law protecting consumers' brainwaves signed by Colorado governor
• Five Australians arrested in global raid on phishing kit seller LabHost
• Australian Federal Police to 'transform' SAP ERP
• Microsoft-OpenAI deal set to dodge formal EU merger probe
• Defence counts $1.5bn-plus investment for enterprise data and ICT
• BoQ set to roll out digital mortgage platform
• Working “out in the open” with a psychological safety net
• MGA Thermal lands an extra $5.7 million in funding
• NAB to offer free cyber security for SMBs
• ANZ surfaces its internal software delivery aid, Ensayo AI
• NAB tables free year of Crowdstrike access to small business customers
• Vote on EU cyber security label delayed to May
• Canada to push ahead with digital services tax on global tech firms
• Orica completes first phase of Dayforce rollout
• Meta and X cop takedown orders over Sydney stabbing videos
• Judge dismisses some claims against Meta's Zuckerberg over social media harm
• CSIRO creates new deputy chief executive role
• Opinion: Empowering modern boards with technology
• Lion uses GenAI instead of Manila to arrange incident response
• Insta's AI finds nudes in encrypted DMs
• Dutch chipmaker Nexperia hacked by cyber criminals
• Open source groups say more software projects may have been targeted for sabotage
• FinTech Australia calls for refreshed eyes on funding
• AFP arrests man over alleged creation and sale of 'Firebird' RAT
• Unlocking AI Success: NTT DATA & Microsoft Lead the Way
• Industry reacts to Future Made in Australia Act
• Exploding data needs and the future for the data centre
• Swimming Australia laps up GenAI for 'non-techie' coaches
• Queensland TMR's tech team seeking CTO
• Transport for NSW unveils first enterprise-wide tech strategy
• Roku says more than 500,000 accounts impacted in cyberattack
• Salesforce in advanced talks to buy Informatica
• Finder readies for GenAI adoption after cloud move
• a2 Milk forecasts sales with AI
• Westpac may lean on LEOsats to expand banking in Indigenous communities
• Going digital to turn contact centres into customer experience centres
• ANZ explores GenAI to find answers for customers faster
• Apple drops term 'state-sponsored' attacks from its threat notification policy
• US cyber agency says Russian hackers used Microsoft access to steal government emails
• Westpac may lean on LEOsats to expand banking in Indigenous communities
• Telstra customers' details included in leaked data file
• Apple warns of 'mercenary spyware attack' on users in India, 91 other countries
• SAP appoints APJ chief revenue officer
• NSW cyber security agency plans further local government action
• TPG Telecom is uplifting its data estate
• Cyber criminals gather together, researchers find
• Deutsche Telekom, Airbus slam plan allowing Big Tech to bid for EU cloud work
• Electric utilities brace for surge in power demand from data centres
• Microsoft unleashes 157 bug fixes
• Rust runs into trouble on Windows
• Case Study: WTFN Entertainment edits its production room
• Gov opens digital transformation workplace inquiry
• GenAI could see 62 percent of workforce tasks automated: McKinsey
• Iress uses GenAI to help it respond to procurement requests
• UK Nobel Prize-winning physicist Peter Higgs dies aged 94
• Microsoft to expand AI, cloud infrastructure in Japan
• NSW Electoral Commission CISO moving on
• nib recounts nine-year journey into the cloud
• Diversity, equity and inclusion in times of redundancies: Gartner
• Column: Winning Battles, Losing the War: AI & the Most Moral Army In the World
• 3G shutdown to affect more customers' access to Triple Zero
• illion embraces hybrid cloud as it builds for the future
• Australian motorcycle distributor sees websites breached
• illion embraces hybrid cloud as it builds for the future
• Australian Space Agency's first CTO moves on
• Coles turns GenAI onto 40,000 customer comments a week
• US lawmakers strike deal on data privacy legislation
• HTTP2 bug plagues web servers
• SkyCity appoints interim Australian chief operating officer
• APAC deal activity dips 19.6 percent: GlobalData
• IBM terminal emulator has RCE bug
• Reece Group's new data platform improves security, self-serve access
• Inside Big Tech's race to buy AI training data
• Goodman launches $2.5 billion, 126MW data centre project
• NBN HFC users can expect a speed boost from May 1
• Ivanti reboots security after troubled start to 2024
• Cortical Labs plots out next steps
• New York City defends AI chatbot that advised entrepreneurs to break laws
• Focusing on people and process can reduce cyber risk and maximise the effectiveness of your cybersecurity toolkit
• AMP gets advisers to document client meetings with Copilot
• Japanese lens maker Hoya halts production after cyber attack
• US criminal case against Huawei heads toward 2026 trial
• Diabetes WA reveals data breach
• Constantinople lands $50m in Series A funding
• Stability enters top job attraction list: Gartner
• Coles Group scales up its AI ambitions
• Cyber board says Chinese hack of US officials was 'preventable'
• Singtel rules out impending deal to sell Optus stake
• EU drops sovereignty requirements in cyber security certification scheme
• UTS to pilot cyber security training to nonprofit sector
• Singtel rules out selling Australian unit Optus
• HSBC fined for CDR breaches
• Cover Story: Who holds cyber accountability and responsibility?
• Bendigo Bank uplifts the customer broker experience
• Amazon offers free credits for startups to use AI models including Anthropic
• Coder's cooperation sped up Sam Bankman-Fried case
• Gov asked to explain automated decision plans in migration, biosecurity
• HSBC fined for CDR breaches
• ANZ to implement new AI ‘scam scoring’ model
• Securing the Future: Identity Takes Centre Stage in Business Operations
• Opinion: Understanding the nuances of cybersecurity insurance
• NSW Ambulance seeking decision support system
• Curious engineer catches backdoor in Linux compression package
• Aussie Broadband sells down Superloop stake
• Microsoft to separate Teams and Office globally
• Google to destroy browsing data to settle consumer privacy lawsuit
• Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service shares its digital workflows
• TPG Telecom, UTS test 5G signals as flood sensors
• Microsoft, OpenAI plan US$100 billion data centre project
• AT&T leaked data set impacts about 73 million current, former account holders
• India rescuing citizens forced into cyber fraud schemes in Cambodia