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• Digital As Usual: Cyber Security - Supply chain risk
• Digital As Usual: Cyber Security - Quantifying cyber risk
• Digital As Usual: Cyber Security - Human risk
• Digital As Usual: Cyber Security 2025
• Services Australia describes fraud, debt-related machine learning use cases
• Defence vacates Global Switch a year ahead of lease expiry
• FBI says North Korea was responsible for US$1.5 billion ByBit hack
• hipages Group exploring AI agents
• AI Supercharged: How Search is Powering the Future
• Benchmark Chapter: Insurance
• Benchmark Chapter: Superannuation
• Benchmark Chapters: Banking
• Benchmark Chapters: Finance Report
• PsiQuantum says it is making millions of quantum computing chips
• Virgin Australia to bring conversational AI into contact centres
• Defence pushes back data platform's 'minimum viable capability' delivery
• DTA buys time for gov agencies to migrate off older SAP instances
• Rethinking SaaS solutions: a wake-up call for schools
• Optus using AI "ecosystem" to drive down MTTR on B2B incidents
• Defence IT modernisation has tech talent "knocking at the doors"
• Microsoft invests in Veeam Software
• Google loses fight on Android Auto access
• Microsoft shelves AI data centre deals
• Apple plans US$500 billion investment, 20,000 research jobs
• Finance kicks off two-year uplift of troubled parliament expenses system
• ATO's AI models draw deep scrutiny
• Gov plans to require mobile telcos to offer direct-to-device services
• Gov bans Kaspersky from its systems and devices
• State of Finance Tech
• Apple pulls data protection feature in UK amid government demands
• OpenAI removes users suspected of malicious activities
• Australia fines Telegram for delay in answering questions
• NSW finds new permanent cyber chief
• Westpac appoints Unite transformation lead
• Amazon to stop support for Chime next year
• SA Water cyber leadership changes hands
• NBN Co planning new triggers to fast-track premises to fibre
• Case Study: Devonport City Council embraces transformation
• Australian children easily bypass social media age limits, eSafety shows
• Apple reveals its version of budget AI: the $999 iPhone 16e
• Goodman Group raising $4 billion to fund data centre growth
• ASIO boss warns Australian critical infrastructure systems "routinely" mapped
• Australian IVF provider Genea in cyber incident
• Gov upgrades data capabilities for its property register
• Lion centralises IT, HR, finance and risk self-service for staff
• Philippines reports foreign cyber intrusion attempts targeting intelligence data
• Gov reshaping the way it secures IT infrastructure
• New downloads of DeepSeek suspended in South Korea
• Ramsay Health Care pilots AI-powered clinical documentation tool
• auDA finds a CISO
• ACCAN presses NBN Co to make 50Mbps its basic tier
• Italian websites targeted by alleged pro-Russian hackers
• Great Southern Bank finds its next CIO
• Suncorp ramps up AI safety work
• Dell nears deal to sell AI servers to xAI
• SA gov CIO departs after seven years
• Reducing risk and optimising worker experiences with mobile device monitoring through Riverbed Technology
• Arm secures Meta as first customer for ambitious new chip project
• Edith Cowan University's CIO leaves after seven years
• Telstra's CustData portal inaccessible for a week
• CBA digital concierge nudges staff to claim extra leave
• Brennan: The customer-connected, at-scale integrator
• Time for industry to stop ‘Dream-Selling’ digital transformations
• Services Australia signs $226m data centre service extension
• Suncorp "spins up" new team for core platform modernisation
• Medibank link emerges in multi-country action against ZServers
• NBN Co's fibre upgrades reach record high
• Australia, US, UK target Zservers over Lockbit ransomware attacks
• Four Russians arrested in Phobos ransomware crackdown
• HR uses of AI may be classified "high-risk" in Australia
• TPG Telecom recovers after data centre outage
• Treasury M365 Copilot review estimates 13-minute efficiency gain needed to justify licence cost
• WA Education boosts cyber function
• Salesforce plans US$500m in AI-related investments in Saudi Arabia
• Microsoft to adjust Office-Teams pricing in bid to avoid EU antitrust fine
• Australia Post HR transformation leader exits
• NAB backs Harness in developer productivity drive
• Meta preparing for company-wide layoffs
• Sony offers service extension after global PlayStation Plus outage
• Bunnings crunches 10 years of weather data for retail localisation
• Most Australian states and territories ban DeepSeek
• Cyber Security Roadshow: Digital As Usual 2025
• Google says commercial quantum computing applications arriving within five years
• SA gov follows feds in blocking DeepSeek
• ANU hunts new tech lead following CIO promotion
• Workday to cut 1750 jobs
• Ex-Google engineer faces new US charges he stole AI secrets
• Case Study: CBA expands its generative AI vision
• Medibank CISO out following restructure
• Lake Macquarie City Council seeks new CIO
• Australia bans DeepSeek on government devices
• SailPoint eyes up to US$11.5 billion valuation
• Telstra IT exec bound for Bendigo Bank
• OpenAI launches new AI tool to facilitate research tasks
• Despite Australia's strict social media ban for minors, a YouTube exemption poses risks
• ASIC probes latest ASX CHESS glitch
• WhatsApp says spyware company Paragon targeted users
• US looking into whether DeepSeek used restricted AI chips
• EnergyAustralia brings in CISO from Australia Post
• Government renews AWS sourcing deal