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EU to adopt unified policy on coronavirus mobile apps

EU to adopt unified policy on coronavirus mobile apps

In part to address privacy concerns.
Foo Yun Chee Apr 9 2020 6:32AM Software
Zoom hires former Facebook security chief to beef up privacy, safety

Zoom hires former Facebook security chief to beef up privacy, safety

Amid a global backlash.
Supantha Mukherjee and Akanksha Rana Apr 9 2020 6:23AM Security
Telstra uses AI to vet 19,000 candidates for 1000 temp jobs

Telstra uses AI to vet 19,000 candidates for 1000 temp jobs

Reveals need for extra 2500 workers.
Ry Crozier Apr 8 2020 6:25PM Telco/ISP
Bruised BoQ perseveres with $440m digital core overhaul

Bruised BoQ perseveres with $440m digital core overhaul

Chalks up big software write-offs.
Julian Bajkowski Apr 8 2020 2:09PM Financial Services
NSW govt, ANZ trial national one-stop death notification service

NSW govt, ANZ trial national one-stop death notification service

Matches data against new national registry database.
Justin Hendry Apr 8 2020 2:07PM Software
Data61, Linux Foundation launch seL4 open source foundation

Data61, Linux Foundation launch seL4 open source foundation

To accelerate seL4 microkernel developments.
Matt Johnston Apr 8 2020 2:03PM Strategy
Taiwan tells agencies not to use Zoom on security grounds

Taiwan tells agencies not to use Zoom on security grounds

Education ministry bans use in schools.
Staff Writer Apr 8 2020 1:49PM Security
With Singapore lockdown underway, 'essential' chipmakers count on less disruption

With Singapore lockdown underway, 'essential' chipmakers count on less disruption

After vague lockdown rules hit supply chains.
Stephen Nellis Apr 8 2020 1:26PM Hardware
Shipbuilder Austal was hacked with stolen creds sold on dark web

Shipbuilder Austal was hacked with stolen creds sold on dark web

Provides full post-mortem of late 2018 attack.
Ry Crozier Apr 8 2020 7:05AM Security
WA agencies still vulnerable to cyber security weaknesses

WA agencies still vulnerable to cyber security weaknesses

Auditor identifies persistent infosec, business continuity risks.
Justin Hendry Apr 8 2020 7:05AM Strategy
Robots replace Japanese students at graduation amid coronavirus

Robots replace Japanese students at graduation amid coronavirus

Remote ceremonies let students control avatar robots while logged on at home.
Staff Writer Apr 8 2020 6:47AM Strategy
Melbourne Uni's new AI and digital ethics centre already concerned about COVID-19 responses

Melbourne Uni's new AI and digital ethics centre already concerned about COVID-19 responses

As nations prioritise tracking over privacy.
Matt Johnston Apr 7 2020 2:07PM Training & Development
Defence moves to refresh IT services mega panel

Defence moves to refresh IT services mega panel

Calls on suppliers to join son of AMSPA.
Justin Hendry Apr 7 2020 1:15PM Strategy
BT boss gives salary to health workers, lifts pay for key staff

BT boss gives salary to health workers, lifts pay for key staff

Boost for frontline staff maintaining broadband networks during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Kate Holton Apr 7 2020 1:12PM Financial Services
US chipmaking industry pushes back on proposed export rule changes

US chipmaking industry pushes back on proposed export rule changes

While highlighting the role chips play in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.
Karen Freifeld Apr 7 2020 12:57PM Hardware
EU privacy watchdog calls for pan-European mobile app for virus tracking

EU privacy watchdog calls for pan-European mobile app for virus tracking

Warns against current nation-based approach.
Foo Yun Chee Apr 7 2020 12:40PM Benchmarking Change
Telstra to provide 4000 SIMs to Victorian students in need

Telstra to provide 4000 SIMs to Victorian students in need

As state moves to adopt remote learning due to COVID-19.
Justin Hendry Apr 7 2020 10:32AM Strategy
NBN activations surge above 42,000 a week as Australia locks down

NBN activations surge above 42,000 a week as Australia locks down

As boss blasts critics for talking down the NBN.
Ry Crozier Apr 7 2020 10:30AM Telco/ISP
ASD mounts offensive operations against cybercrime infrastructure

ASD mounts offensive operations against cybercrime infrastructure

As other forms of criminal enterprise dry up.
Julian Bajkowski Apr 7 2020 10:00AM Cloud
Australian health sector does not have 'cybersecurity problem', says insurer

Australian health sector does not have 'cybersecurity problem', says insurer

Despite consistently high number of notifiable data breaches.
Ry Crozier Apr 7 2020 6:58AM Security

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