Article Sitemap

• Home Affairs officer accessed data on "friends and associates"
• Mind the AI innovation gap Podcast
• DeepSeek faces ban from Apple, Google app stores in Germany
• TPG packet core decommissioning caused emergency call issues
• Optus' first AI chief Samantha Lawson exits
• SA gov kicks off review to overhaul legacy taxation systems
• US seeks extradition of alleged hacker arrested in France
• In Pictures: Persistent Systems & Google Cloud GenAI in retail roundtable
• In Pictures: Thales financial services CORIE roundtable
• DTA adds another $25m to Microsoft sourcing deal
• In pictures: The 2025 Digital Nation Awards
• Adelaide University stands up its digital stack
• Ex-student charged over Western Sydney University cyberattacks
• ANZ's group executive of technology Gerard Florian to retire
• Sportsbet recruits 'security champions' in shift-left strategy
• Fraud victims among top crypto ATM users
• Debate over future of US AI regulation hinges on broadband funding
• In pictures: The 2025 Digital Nation Awards winners
• Australian eSafety commissioner and YouTube spar
• Anthropic wins key US ruling on AI training in authors' copyright lawsuit
• Qld tables $1 billion for major whole-of-government tech overhaul
• TAFE NSW, NESA land tech funding in state budget
• NAB brings Pete Steel into new digital, data and AI exec role
• How NAB unwound Teradata's 'tentacles' to decommission it
• SA Water plans 'once-in-a-generation' core technology uplift
• Norths Collective marketing chief to leave in August
• WhatsApp banned on US House of Representatives devices
• The internet’s hidden gatekeeper is a ‘must have’, not an optional extra
• Victoria's first government tech chief steps down
• Insurer Aflac investigating possible data leak
• Social media ban software can work, say Australian trial organisers
• AT&T's US$177m data breach settlement wins US court approval
• WA Police Force to spend $30.8m on IT 'optimisation'
• Australian Red Cross adopts data mesh strategy powered by Fabric
• ASD signs $70 million AWS cloud contract
• In Pictures: Persistent Systems & Google Cloud GenAI in healthcare roundtable
• ANZ's Maile Carnegie to exit next month
• Transurban explores bringing agentic AI to its chatbot
• South32 looking to AI to predict employee outcomes
• Adairs deploys technology backbone in supply chain transformation
• Microsoft planning thousands of job cuts aimed at salespeople
• QLD government appoints interim CISO
• Amazon's corporate workforce may shrink as AI takes over routine tasks
• Services Australia revamps intranet as internal info access fragments
• Optus faces $100m penalty in sales tactics case
• Context-aware systems are the key to detecting insider threats and attacks
• Powering Smarter Decisions with EcoStruxure Insights
• Balancing Efficiency and Energy in the Age of AI
• Empowering Sustainable IT with Datacom and Schneider Electric
• NSW Police to embark on $126m IT overhaul
• Defence's AI Centre hunts value in 1 billion unstructured documents
• Italy regulator probes DeepSeek over false information risks
• Why IT Downtime Costs Are Doubling Despite Better Tools
• Transforming Supply Chains for a Greener Future
• Microsoft lays out data protection plans for European cloud customers
• NAB approved to use serverless in data environment
• WestJet probes cyber security incident
• ASIC inquiry to tackle ASX tech "incidents"
• CBA looks to GenAI to assist 1200 'security champions'
• NSW rolls out bodycams to Safe Work inspectors
• Washington Post investigating cyberattack on journalists' email accounts
• Quorum using AI to achieve “huge” cyber time savings for Australian businesses
• Lanrex identifies “big gaps” in Australian businesses' cybersecurity
• Why GRC is now crucial to prioritising security budgets
• DevSecOps success leads to better ROI and happier customers
• ANZ consolidates operational risk into ServiceNow
• ABS "extensively" tests AWS-based occupation autocoder for June launch
• AWS to expand data centres in Sydney and Melbourne
• BT boss expects AI to deepen job cuts
• In Pictures: Huntress people, process & technology security roundtable
• GO Markets chases former CIO over IT contracts
• US says Huawei can't make more than 200,000 AI chips in 2025
• Google Cloud outage hits platforms
• Webjet Group appoints tech-based marketing chief
• The Northern Beaches Women's Shelter hones focus on tech-enabled abuse
• Curtin University makes headway on 'radical' tech shakeup
• Salesforce blocks AI rivals from using Slack data
• Google names chief AI architect
• Australia's super funds told to assess authentication controls
• Benchmark Chapters: Teaching and Learning
• Benchmark Chapters: Student Experience
• Benchmark Chapters: School System Operations
• Adopting Trustworthy AI and Governance for business success amidst the AI hype
• Ingenia optimises payroll and rostering with HR uplift
• IBM aims for quantum computer in 2029
• ACT Policing flags system upgrades for use-of-force tracking
• Health signs $33m networks deal with Optus
• A Business-First Mindset Must Start With Identity Security
• The Hidden Costs of Endpoint Chaos (And How to Fix It)
• Benchmark Chapters: Education Report
• Rio Tinto AI tool aids defect elimination in rail operations
• Afterpay rebuilds marketing ops with new CDP and data stack
• Lawyers face sanctions for citing fake cases with AI
• Apple to open up underlying AI technology to developers
• Woolworths' CSO is Optus-bound
• Build once. Build right. The enduring power of Azure Landing Zones.
• Lion builds an app to detect its beers on tap in venues
• Tech giants' indirect emissions rose 150 percent in three years
• icare signs $29m cloud renewal with AWS
• Managed XDR can help organisations navigate complex security challenges
• Digital Nation announces finalists for its inaugural Digital Nation Awards
• Effective cloud management is the key to maximising ROI
• ANZ Institutional readies go-live for "multi-agent chatbot" amie
• Microsoft offers to boost European governments' cyber security for free
• Hackers abuse modified Salesforce app to steal data, extort companies
• LinkedIn CEO to take over Office, more AI duties
• Cloud Covered 2025: Cloud Migration
• Cloud Covered 2025: Cloud Management
• Cloud Covered 2025: Cloud Engineering & Architecture
• Cloud Covered 2025
• Victoria Police refreshes online reporting
• Australian organisations must act on security – or risk AI ambitions falling flat
• David Jones shapes store design, lease negotiations with customer feedback
• Telstra server migration cut access to emergency number
• Victoria's Secret admits cyber incident led to temporary website shut down
• Cartier tells customers some data stolen in cyber attack
• Coinbase breach linked to customer data leak in India
• Cyber companies hope to untangle weird hacker codenames
• Orica to set new workforce systems live in Australia in July
• La Trobe ACAMI supercomputer comes online
• Telstra launches satellite messaging service
• Apple challenges 'unreasonable' EU order to open up to rivals
• Synology Premiers a Full Lineup of Advanced Data Management Solutions at COMPUTEX 2025, Engages ANZ Partners on Regional Strategy
• Brennan Executive Insights: Cutting through the AI hype
• India's alarm over Chinese spying rocks CCTV makers
• Google to appeal online search antitrust decision
• Vic firefighters doing battle with IT outages