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• Telstra's AI bid to nip customer complaints in the bud
• Compressing software lifecycles
• Guzman y Gomez cooks up plan for agentic kitchens
• Checkmarx-style supply chain attack hits password manager Bitwarden
• Attacker embeds Claude Code in mass credential harvesting op
• In two Amazon units, 'builder' replaces traditional job titles
• University of Melbourne, RMIT build ties with AWS
• Asia leads by example for diversity in cyber
• Microsoft to integrate Anthropic's Mythos into its security development program
• ANZ Banking Group names acting CISO
• BoQ looks to legacy decommissioning as core consolidation gains pace
• 2Apply raked for 'dark patterns' used to snare renters' data
• Australia's Syenta raises US$26 million to ease AI chip bottleneck
• TAL prioritises data and AI with "largest-ever technology deal"
• Meta to start capturing employee mouse movements, keystrokes
• NSW Treasury staffer allegedly exfiltrated 5600 sensitive documents
• Keeping cyber education engaging
• NEXTDC to raise $1.5 billion to accelerate Sydney data centre rollout
• ASIC, APRA among regulators monitoring Anthropic's Mythos
• Telstra, Optus, TPG say UOMO devised with unrealistic expectations
• Security firm releases 114m-record dataset built from live enterprise attack traffic
• AI scales technical teams
• Cloud deployment firm Vercel breached, advises secrets rotation
• Services Australia tips virtual desktop consolidation
• Judo Bank hires ex-Bendigo CIO
• Carsales follows customers into AI chat apps
• iTnews Cloud Covered Breakfast Summit
• Fibre break hits Vocus customers across two states
• AI legacy modernisation
• Home Affairs' chief digital officer is leaving
• White House to give US agencies Anthropic Mythos access
• Westpac hires a chief AI innovation officer
• Super funds seek to coordinate sector's cyber threat response
• iTnews State of Security breakfast roadshow kicks off in Brisbane
• Essential Energy turns to AI for safety inspections
• Uplifting security in the Indo Pacific
• iTnews Cloud Covered Breakfast Summit heads to Sydney
• iTnews State of Security Breakfast
• Superloop puts functional separation bid to ACCC
• South32 sues Siemens over alleged software flaw
• AI ruling prompts warnings from US lawyers: Your chats could be used against you
• NBN Co overestimates costs of providing better service
• Wireless Broadband Alliance claims wi-fi security on a par with cellular
• Microsoft makes Remote Desktop phishing warnings noticeable
• Cyber resilience rises up the board agenda as attacks intensify: Infotrust
• Fintel Alliance starts planning its next-gen analytics hub
• Eventbrite's new owner cuts staff after takeover
• Amazon to buy satellite firm Globalstar in US$11.5 billion deal
• University of Melbourne finds its next CIO
• Infoblox champions change for women in cyber
• Dead cars tell tales by storing data that's never wiped
• Optus strengthens spectrum strategy expertise
• AI-boosted hacks with Anthropic’s Mythos could have dire consequences for banks
• SE Qld councils to collaborate on common data, ID foundations
• St Vincent's group chief digital officer leaves after over four years
• NDIS Commission to have a new intelligent risk engine by August
• Australian Payments Plus continues "operating model harmonisation"
• The death of standing privilege in the age of AI agents
• In Pictures: Infoblox & AISA Women in Cyber Security Summit
• Microsoft says new Windows Recall bypass isn't a vulnerability
• Bendigo Bank rebuffs pressure to reveal staff impact of outsourcing
• FBI remotely patched privately-owned routers to evict Russian GRU spies
• Meta unveils first AI model from superintelligence team
• Bendigo Bank IT restructure continues with Infosys, Genpact deals
• German intelligence agency warns of Russian APT28 cyber spying
• Citigroup says AI helps speed account openings and systems upgrades
• Rest Super simplifies staff access to IT, HR and information
• Beyond Bank finds its CTO
• Why AI, sovereignty and visibility are redefining cyber strategy: Infotrust
• Iranian hackers' targeting of US critical infrastructure has escalated
• Anthropic touts AI cyber security project
• Transgrid, Lumea add mobile signal boosters to transmission towers
• Don’t wait for 2027 – make your smart product security visible now
• Cambodian parliament passes landmark cybercrime law
• AI-assisted fraud makes big debut in FBI's cybercrime stats
• ATO adds in-app call verification to stop scams
• CBA onboards customers with NFC scans of ePassports
• Australia plays hardball on social media ban
• US ends probe into Tesla remote driving feature
• Insignia Financial's next security strategy takes shape
• NBN Co pays up as FTTP service levels wobble
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• In Pictures: The 2026 iTnews Benchmark Conference
• WaterNSW to move on generative AI
• Toymaker Hasbro investigates cyber security incident
• In Pictures: iTnews Cloud Covered Breakfast Summit in Perth
• Anthropic signs deal with federal government
• Australia readies social media court action
• WA local gov entity lost $350,000 in phishing attack
• NBN Co challenged on size of ARPU increases from fibre customers