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• California sues 23andMe over large 2023 data breach
• ABS runs six-month IT environment hardening before census
• Gov urges agencies to fix security basics before buying into frontier AI
• Scalable AI solutions: secure delivery
• Transurban to run more of its customer service out of Amazon Connect
• Telstra's learning platforms not delivering for Connected Future 30 plan
• In Pictures: Rubrik & Harbor Solutions AUSCERT roundtable
• In Pictures: Securing NHIs - Saviynt and AUSCERT roundtable
• In Pictures: Commvault & AUSCERT 'ResOps' roundtable
• CrowdStrike, Google slay 'unkillable' Glassworm botnet targeting devs
• Australian cyber teams test data security controls after Court transcriptions offshored
• Microsoft trials automatic device isolation from network in Defender for Endpoint
• Australia Post is co-developing two ML models to prioritise its incident queue
• ACCC greenlights Superloop, Lynham separation plan
• Telstra restructure reunites IT and networks
• In Pictures: 'Phishing as a Service' - Abnormal AI and AUSCERT roundtable
• Operationalise AI with trusted safeguards
• In Pictures: Secure your endpoint - Airlock Digital & AUSCERT roundtable
• Rio Tinto documents 30-year-old manufacturing system using AI
• Lendi Group factors AI use into annual performance reviews
• Google is facing a high triple-digit million euro fine
• The new topography for cybersecurity
• NBN Co asks ACMA for spectrum licence discount
• iTnews State of Data & AI Breakfast
• From test case to control tower: How DXC and ServiceNow are governing enterprise AI at scale
• CBA's DevOps agent is helping on-call engineers on 2am wake-up duty
• Dayforce delays Preceda switch-off as customers linger
• On London's streets, facial recognition tests the balance between security and liberty
• Another serious Linux local privesc bug surfaces
• Employers Mutual Limited strengthens cyber defences with XDR shift
• CBA looks to AI for workforce planning
• PsiQuantum to build computer at Moreton Bay
• US to invest in IBM, other quantum computing firms
• Singtel open to selling "meaningful minority stake" in Optus
• Fears of unfettered hacking spurred by Anthropic's Mythos AI model likely 'overstated'
• NT government to spend $5m on payroll automation
• Mini Shai-Hulud worm injects disk wiper into Microsoft Azure PyPI package
• GitHub compromised, allegedly by TeamPCP
• AustralianSuper hires its first head of AI and automation
• Government innovation across key sectors
• Service Stream is checking field work with computer vision
• Event Cinemas owner EVT to make network software-defined
• Telcos unable to overturn $7.3bn bill to renew mobile spectrum
• Grafana refuses ransom demand after GitHub breach
• Rio Tinto brings automation, Copilot to its finance function
• OpenAI defeats Elon Musk's lawsuit
• Telstra and Ericsson to jointly research and test 6G
• Victorian bulk porting scammer gets over two years in prison
• From advisory to enterprise execution
• Composability in the Great Content Collapse
• Service NSW charts a path off VMware's container platform
• South Korea says it will pursue all options to avoid Samsung strike
• Australia Post's future IT estate to rely on 13 "platform ecosystems"
• Estia Health drives Zero Trust security overhaul
• NSW cyber cops bust alleged bullion-buying BEC bandits
• Flight Centre looking for cloud exits
• F5 patches 18-year-old AI-found 'Rift' vulnerability in NGINX web server
• NBN Co AI could give RSPs more network intelligence
• The hidden cost of fragmentation: 3 signs your retail tech stack is failing you
• Enterprise testing across full lifecycle
• USB stick opens Windows BitLocker drives in new zero-day
• AI is delivering business value today
• Labor to consult with telcos on key telco legislation reforms
• ACMA to establish dedicated triple zero division
• Canvas' parent company reaches agreement with hacking group behind breach
• Microsoft's MDASH AI vulnerability scanner finds four critical Windows RCEs
• Infrastructure and cyber teams must converge as threats evolve: Infotrust
• Nokia wins UK appeal to block Acer, Asus video streaming patent lawsuits
• IAG drives AI more deeply across its operations
• Gov to sustain key tech programs with new billions
• Trend Micro's enterprise unit shuts Sydney engineering team
• Lendi Group runs first project through "agentic SDLC"
• EU says OpenAI offers to open access to cyber security model
• CBA opens a second US 'tech hub'
• Vocus revives CTO role, brings in ex-Telstra networks exec
• NSW Police IPOS overhaul half-a-billion over budget
• Take control of your connectivity with Telstra’s Adaptive Networks Centre
• Australian Federal Police sign $20.5m Cisco deal
• Parallel bug discovery triggers premature Linux LPE disclosure
• Cleanaway tidies up endpoint security
• 'ClickFix' attack tricks users into hacking themselves, ACSC warns
• 'PCPJack' cloud worm hijacks TeamPCP hacker infrastructure
• Digital Canberra taps Service NSW's CDO
• Telstra's warning on LEO mobile-to-satellite triple zero calls
• Thomas Peer Solutions unveils data cloud platform and executive leadership forum for 2026
• Qld gov says students, staff caught in Canvas cyber incident
• Diversity requires deliberate action
• Defence to deploy classified version of space data repository
• Microsoft may shelve 2030 clean energy target
• Aus universities and TAFEs investigating exposure to Canvas cyber incident
• Harris Farm Markets bolsters digital, data leadership
• Zero-trust is not a product – it’s a philosophy
• Apple to let users choose rival AI models across iOS 27 features
• Top Google scientist says EU data measures pose privacy risk for users
• Great Southern Bank poised to reveal first AI agents
• Vic gov invests $106m in communities and families IT transformation
• Defender yanks root certs as Windows updates blocks backups
• The value of diversity in thread intelligence
• Woolworths IQ taps accelerator for impactful AI use cases
• NSW gov downgrades impact of alleged Treasury data breach
• Telstra's composable IT architecture neutralises vendor lock-in risk
• NAB sees AI influence useful life and value of software
• Solving legacy modernisation
• Melbourne Airport calls in AI agents for incident response
• UK cyber security agency warns of AI-driven 'patch wave'
• Telstra finalises moves off Siebel, Teradata, Pivotal Cloud Foundry
• University of Queensland aligns resilience approach across operations
• Building excellence centres
• Fed gov faces major M365 licensing change
• Bunnings' tech capability "incredibly underestimated"
• cPanel drops patches for exploited authentication bypass zero-day
• Why Backing Up Your Microsoft 365 Data Is Only Half the Job