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• Amaysim slugged with $138,600 penalty for unverified number ports
• OpenAI takes on Meta with dots agent
• Inside McDonald's push to have AI price your Big Mac
• In Pictures: Governing the agents of chaos Saviynt roundtable
• Home Affairs orders gov-wide 'legacy' system stocktake within six months
• Australian Energy Regulator appoints permanent CIO
• ASIC to review banking sector AI use and customer impacts
• DAFF’s export systems modernisation skips big-bang replacement
• OpenAI agent accessed "credentials" via Medicare data portal
• Telstra payphone granted heritage status
• Australia's CSL taps AWS to boost research pipeline
• Australia Post signs three-year deal with Telstra
• Charles Darwin University setting up 'real-time view' of institution
• From ambition to impact: The next era of government transformation.
• Protecting the Human Operating System: How Technology Teams Can Perform Under Pressure in an Always-On World
• Citrix confirms exploitation of Netscaler zero-day bugs
• Downer invests in security as contracts increasingly demand it
• Teen researcher with AI hackbot cracks Microsoft's Titan analytics
• OpenAI, Anthropic CEOs called to appear at Australian AI probe
• Bupa builds single customer view to personalise healthcare
• The AI era demands a new kind of network
• Abandoned QR code subdomains open to hijacking, researcher says
• In Pictures: Software testing in the age of AI ACCELQ roundtable
• Google plans first test of AI chips in space
• Ryuk ransomware raider sentenced to two years prison
• Vocus plans fibre link between Brisbane and Darwin
• iTnews State of Security Breakfast comes to Sydney
• iTnews State of Security Breakfast Sydney
• Australian Medicare data portal "infiltrated" by OpenAI agent
• AGL builds AI agent for security architecture reviews
• AI leaders warn UN of security risks
• ATO culture keeps a cap on agentic AI ambitions
• New malware lets commercial AI models call the shots: Talos
• Meta testing a 'human concierge' for its new personal AI agent, Muse
• Telstra deploys AI agent to help it meet customer service guarantee
• Who owns your brand’s AI reputation?
• In Pictures: iTnews' latest Executive Retreat for Security Leaders
• Security researcher says don't install Meta's Muse AI assistant
• Beware DPRK job scams, ASD warns, but won't confirm local impact
• Suncorp Group brings AI into its risk function
• Poor data sharing undermining EU cyber defences
• Australia's Firmus to launch $7 billion IPO on October 6
• Australian mid-market businesses to access deeper AI and security expertise with First Focus-Integris partnership
• State of MarTech: Marketing Automation
• State of MarTech: AI and Personalisation
• State of MarTech: CDP & CRM
• Aussie mobile telcos face 'automatic' customer compensation for outages
• Anthropic quietly sets up biology lab
• Foreign hackers targeted Colorado water systems in August
• ASD says prompt injection in AI cannot be fixed
• Anglicare Victoria secures its AI adoption
• Australia's security gap is a network problem
• Westpac spends US$12,000 in AI tokens on intranet migration
• Optus may ban smart glasses in stores, offices
• Australia considers banning the use of smart glasses in government buildings
• UK silence over demand for Apple data access is farcical, lawyer says
• Anthropic signs first Australian data centre agreement
• City of Melbourne appoints acting CTIO
• Attackers use SQL injection emails to root Cisco gateways
• UTS embarks on "$20 million-plus" network refresh
• Cleanaway is modernising its network connecting 350 sites
• TeamViewer empowers public sector organisations to ‘shift left’ with TeamViewer ONE
• Meet Adapt, Westpac's Azure-based enterprise data platform
• In Pictures: iTnews State of Security Breakfast Roadshow 2026 - Melbourne
• Former US regulator says AI companies not exempt from current law
• Apple overhauls security with iOS and macOS 27
• Digital Canberra to "refresh" private cloud platform
• University of Sydney to roll out ChatGPT Edu to students
• AEC's election donation system build more than doubles to $70m
• Cyber Risk in the Mythos Era – Where do we begin?
• Anthropic CEO urges AI companies to slow model development
• Optus outage attributed to hardware failure at exchange
• In Pictures: Security in the age of shadow AI VITG Melbourne roundtable
• In Pictures: Governing hybrid cloud Tecala & Microsoft roundtable
• IBM, NASA launch AI model
• Miro snapped up by Bending Spoons
• UNSW reveals new measures to deal with AI cheating
• DFAT flags "multi-year investment" in its technology operations
• ASD warns Aussie Adobe Commerce and Magento stores under attack
• OpenAI rogue agent activity wider-ranging than disclosed
• Apple unveils $3499 passport-shaped iPhone Duo
• UOMO bill headed to the Senate
• Main Roads WA brings real-time visibility to traffic operations
• Fed gov targets social media algorithms
• US accuses Chinese AI firms of 'malicious' copying of AI technology
• ANU names new CIO
• Hundreds of old, vulnerable Exchange servers remain in Australia
• Late patching of Metabase SQLi bug claims Sydney's Mathspace
• Cathay Pacific, Google expand AI trials to cut contrails
• Europe’s biggest mobile operators in talks for satellite-to-mobile venture
• SA Power taps AI to reduce field job "knockbacks"
• NSW Police gets extra $15m for "digital forensics" technology
• iTnews Executive Retreat – Security Leaders Edition - VIC
• iTnews Executive Retreat - Security Leaders Edition - VIC
• Vocus hit by Australia Singapore Cable break
• People First Bank progresses its tech stack modernisation
• In Pictures: Reimagining growth Civica roundtable
• Coles to end data analytics work with Palantir
• Nvidia buys Hugging Face in US$13 billion deal
• IAG builds AI into its HR service delivery
• Tabcorp appoints new CISO
• Firmus invests US$300m in SUBCO's APX East
• Realise the full potential of AI with inference economics and Penguin Solutions
• Google escapes ad tech breakup
• Airservices Australia wants to build an 'AI front door'
• ACMA fines Telstra for SIM swapping prevention misses
• Network infrastructure will determine the fate of AI
• State of Security 2026: Cloud Security
• Telstra sowed seeds for its July mobile outage in 2020. Six years on they sprouted.
• Jetstar gives Skywise a cousin to optimise fleet
• Cook hands Apple to Ternus
• USDA to test satellites, AI to try to improve crop estimates
• ADHA sticks with Accenture for My Health Record support
• State of MarTech Report 2026
• NT gov starts path to digital driver's licence
• Expired anti-spam domain bites NZ's national stadium, Eden Park
• Privacy Act overhaul to tighten 72-hour breach reporting deadline