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• Narrative attacks and deepfakes, what to know about top cyber-attacks trends
• EVENT: AI, automation and analytics at Ivy Sunroom
• In pictures: F5 and AUSCERT security roundtable
• Five botnets dismantled in 'Operation Endgame'
• Hundreds of thousands of US internet routers destroyed in newly discovered 2023 hack
• Big Tech develops AI networking standard
• Resolution Life moves to insource security operations
• Dept of health and aged care warns of AI biases
• Global IT sector investment could reach $2 trillion by 2028: Forrester
• Sportsbet pledges to comply with Australia's anti-money laundering laws
• Telco tower toppled in Mullumbimby
• Unlocking growth: discover how Tyro Payments transformed its operations with monday.com and Work Perfect
• PwC to become OpenAI's largest enterprise customer
• Meta identifies networks pushing deceptive content
• Vic Police calls time on dated devices deemed 'critical risks'
• eSafety wants X to block VPN users from seeing stabbing video
• NBN Co sees influx of customers into residential gigabit tier
• Top EU data regulator says tech giants working closely on AI compliance
• Upskilling to combat talent gaps: AHRI
• Case Study: Honan Insurance Group boosts customer and staff experience
• Cost-cautious Bond University edges into the cloud
• LockBit lessons drive Australia to stand up early IR sharing mechanism
• EU monitoring new measures by Meta to tackle election disinformation
• Fintech Klarna using GenAI to cut marketing costs
• Parliament published a submission containing AI-drafted 'inaccuracies'
• Woolworths’ Cartology builds digital screen footprint
• University of Sydney creates own genAI, Cogniti
• Intrepid Travel uses real-time and first-party data analytics to boost sales
• Optus loses bid to hide Deloitte report on data breach
• Royal Australasian College of Physicians to appoint first CIO
• Elon Musk's xAI raises US$6 billion in fresh funding
• GHD to fill tech spots via relaunch program
• In pictures: Check Point and AUSCERT security roundtable
• ChatGPT still not meeting European data accuracy standards
• eSafety and foreign regulators to sync content bans and oversight schemes
• Automic CIO scratches itch for weekly security improvements
• Home Affairs' ICT modernisation needs backed by another review
• UniSuper's Google cloud deletion traced to "blank parameter" in setup
• LISTEN: Building a Sustainable Future: OVHcloud's Vision for Eco-Friendly Cloud Computing
• US political consultant indicted over AI-generated Biden robocalls
• HungryHungry and MOBI unite under holding name HHM Global Group
• AI is a force multiplier in the fight against cybercriminals
• iTnews launches its inaugural Data Forum
• Computershare migrates 24,000 VMs onto Nutanix
• British tech founder Mike Lynch denies defrauding HP
• Google invests in cable connecting Australia and Africa
• Amazon to deorbit pair of prototype Kuiper satellites
• Optus to face ACMA-filed court case over data breach
• The Mutual Bank on the lookout for a CRO
• Fed gov adds $67.5 million in anti-scam funding
• Data Forum - Insights from the ‘State of Data’ Report and Industry Leaders
• Securing your identity in the clouds
• Nissan A/NZ's outsourced cyber incident call centre breached
• India's mid-tier IT firms gain share from industry goliaths
• Europe sets benchmark for rest of the world with landmark AI laws
• Case Study: Australian Red Cross tackles language barriers with generative AI
• We’re on the threshold of quantum advantage: Q-Ctrl
• IoT and AI data revolution: 40+ experts to lay out how organisations can accelerate productivity and sustainability at IoT Impact in Sydney
• ASX's technology and data business chief to leave
• Australian Federal Police look to Project Kuiper to expand LEOsat horizons
• SEEK carves AI responsibility into its own executive role
• Google to bring ads into AI-generated answers
• Microsoft promotes new tools for making AI software
• Microsoft debuts 'Copilot+' PCs with AI features
• Scarlett Johansson says OpenAI chatbot voice 'eerily similar' to hers
• Western Sydney Uni discloses January "IT network" breach
• Macquarie's banking CISO headed to Endeavour Group
• ACCC: 74 percent “uncomfortable” with personal data collection
• Telstra to cut up to 2800 roles by year-end
• Central Highlands Water transforms its ERP
• CyberArk to acquire Venafi
• Microsoft debuts 'Copilot+' PCs
• NBN Co to fibre new estate on Sydney's outskirts
• Transgrid's Lumea seeks closer ties with cellular network planners
• Australian Federal Police uses cloud, SASE to upgrade reach and capability
• AEC checks Meta AI's handling of election questions
• Venture capital funding in crypto rises to US$2.4 billion, Pitchbook says
• Discretionary spending dips 4.4 percent: CBA HSI
• Forrester warns “new hotspots have emerged for money launderers”
• SASE can reduce vendor sprawl, minimise costs and enhance network security
• Macquarie Uni to spend up to $700m on 10-year digital transformation
• EU demands clarity on AI risks in Bing
• Microsoft offers cloud customers AMD alternative to Nvidia AI processors
• SoftBank Corp aims to help call centre workers by 'softening' angry customer calls with AI
• Crypto exchange and Web3 technology company, OKX kicks off trading
• Digital ID bill passes parliament
• Telstra brings Infosys into engineering transformation
• US charges two brothers with novel Ethereum heist
• Cisco rises as networking equipment demand rebound takes root
• MediSecure hit by cyber security breach
• CSIRO seeks new CISO
• NBN Co starts talking about 2Gbps plans
• CSIRO on the CISO hunt
• SolForge Fusion takes on Web3 stigma
• Focusing on the right signal and eliminating noise is the key to successful data protection
• Federal gov reports 14 ransomware attacks last year
• ANSTO readies for SAP cloud migration
• Chinese firms make headway in producing high bandwidth memory for AI chipsets
• Case Study: The University of Canberra transforms its IT capabilities
• North Korea laundered US$147.5 million in stolen crypto in March
• Amazon's cloud unit chief to step down
• State of Security 2024 - Data Security
• Technology Industry insights from the 2024-25 federal budget
• Open XDR can help combat the cyber skills shortage and cyber burn out
• Meta to shut Workplace app
• APRA, ASIC to upgrade cyber security and data capability
• Government tables $40m for "safe and responsible" AI
• The full list of IT projects in the 2024-25 federal budget
• Services Australia lands $630m for myGov
• Companies fall behind on AI policies and training
• Telco complaints hold steady
• Endpoint security strategies require a diverse approach risk-based approach
• CBA is building digital twins of its money management in the app
• Australian court lifts order blocking X on church video
• OpenAI unveils new AI model as competition heats up
• Gov to inject $288m into Digital ID
• Aussie software firm Iress flags data breach at third-party platform
• Fed gov opens social media probe
• Feeling overwhelmed sees 74 percent of consumers abandon carts: Accenture
• Gov's $74m PEMS project leaves sour taste on iterative and agile
• FBI working towards nabbing Scattered Spider hackers
• VRA NSW beefs up radio network, adding LTE and satellite backhaul
• NAB makes 'secure by design' the centrepiece of security strategy
• Explainer-What risks do advanced AI models pose in the wrong hands?
• National Film and Sound Archive of Australia unlocks collection
• Government wants a sweeping social media inquiry
• Meta's oversight board backs takedown of Australian voter fraud posts
• Apple to power AI servers with its chips
• TPG Telecom makes enterprise data searchable with Copilot trial
• NSW health professional complaints system to be re-platformed
• “Firms should start their edge journey”: Forrester
• Super Retail Group notes cost of living pressures
• Aussie Broadband gets clearance to hold more Superloop shares
• CBA changes its chief security officer
• Australian Payments Plus creates first CISO role
• US eyes curbs on China's access to AI software behind apps like ChatGPT
• UniSuper's Google Cloud environment was deleted
• Exclusive-Amazon breaks into Europe 5G networks with Telefonica cloud deal
• Case Study: GHD sees productivity spike
• Why you should use the cloud to secure your cloud
• Origin Energy's migration to Superloop to complete by October
• NAB aims to fast-track merchant payments
• Visibility and prioritisation are the key to effective network and infrastructure security
• 'Malign actor' may have compromised UK defence ministry payroll
• UK and allies unmask and sanction leader of LockBit cybercrime gang
• US State Dept broadens security vendor list
• ATO seeks client data from crypto exchanges
• Opinion: Can a fraction too much friction improve customer experience?
• UniSuper private cloud, secondary systems taken out by "rare" Google Cloud "issues"
• ANZ finds savings and security benefits in technology estate simplification
• Governance, risk and compliance in times of generative AI: Forrester
• The rise of collaboration platforms have created a new threat surface organisations must protect
• Westpac begins tech consolidation under $2bn Unite program
• Defence readies a three-year technology roadmap
• Westpac starts 14 initiatives under Unite
• Banks reinforce defences: Moody’s
• Telstra to push back 3G switch-off
• NBN Co CEO Stephen Rue to lead Optus
• EVENT- New additions to Melbourne’s inaugural Digital As Usual event
• Rapid detection and response are the foundation of an effective cloud security strategy
• Gov to set up identity credential misuse app
• Germany summons Russian envoy over alleged cyberspying
• Russian suspected cybercrime kingpin pleads guilty in US
• Monash Health data caught up in attack on records digitisation provider
• Woolworths total sales rise 2.8 percent
• Macquarie backs change initiatives with bigger slice of tech budget
• UniSuper points finger at Google Cloud for lengthy service outage
• Microsoft to invest $2.2 billion in cloud and AI services in Malaysia
• Dept Home Affairs continues building out the SOCI Act
• US moves to bar Huawei, other Chinese telecoms from certifying wireless equipment
• Oracle updates database technology for AI chatbots
• Commonwealth referrals to identity theft support soar
• Man arrested after NSW, ACT club data leak
• NAB tech and investment spend up $80 million
• NSW Police tries to get website that leaked club data shut down
• In pictures: Work Perfect and monday.com roundtable dinner
• Xefco raises $10.5m
• Federal Courts to review endpoint detection and response
• IBM wins reversal of US$1.6 billion judgment to BMC
• Apple set for big sales decline
• NBN Co hits 6050 fibre upgrades a week in the first 17 weeks of the year
• AI ‘thought partner’ poised to augment Australian workers
• US newspapers sue OpenAI for copyright infringement over AI training
• AI fuels cloud computing boom for tech giants
• Cover story: So, how is risk communicated?
• TPG chief warns telcos are an essential service only when it suits
• Cisco’s Hypershield “revolutionises security”
• Qantas app displays wrong flyer info to users
• QLD locks in 400 quantum-based jobs
• Thales could be tempted by some Atos defence assets
• Microsoft to invest US$1.7 billion in cloud, AI in Indonesia
• Amaysim adopts CNAPP to shift its cloud security model
• AMP Bank eyes 'breakthrough' with broker home loan automation