Bloomberg Businessweek cited 17 unidentified intelligence and company sources as saying that Chinese spies had placed computer chips inside equipment used by about 30 companies and multiple U.S. government agencies
Software-maker wants employees to have sense of belonging
APRA comes to terms with growing use of cloud in banking sector
New scheme intended to block customers of Australia’s major ISPs from accessing overseas-based gambling services
Joins UK in attributing malware attacks, hacks to state-sponsored Russian groups
Network operator says congestion may fluctuate as RSPs migrate to new bundled services
Strength in numbers or 'sleeping with the enemy'?
eSafety commissioner warns of tech-facilitated abuse
ACSC, OAIC investigating if Privacy Act breached
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has signed an agreement with the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to boost cooperation and understanding of the regulatory impact of emerging financial technologies.
Victorian Police have warned people against paying fake tax debts at Bitcoin ATMs.
Apple and Amazon.com have denied a Bloomberg report that their systems had been infiltrated by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese intelligence, according to statements from the companies released by Bloomberg.
“You might find it ironic given my job title but I am on a mission to get rid of diversity,” says Aubrey Blanche, head of diversity and belonging at Atlassian.
A Webex post today (October 4) shows some problems such as poor performance are persisting: “Engineering continues to work on the engineering tasks to address the remaining open items. Some Webex Teams users are still experiencing inconsistent results with some user spaces.
Everything is broken, and government and corporations like it that way. But when people start dying because of insecure cyberphysical systems, the overreaction from panicked policymakers could be worse than after 9/11.We need to solve this problem now, Bruce Schneier argues in his new book.
Cisco’s Chuck Byers, a veteran of Bell Labs and a prominent member of the OpenFog Consortium, lays out the way you should be thinking about designing your fog computing deployment.
Google is somewhat stealthily winning mind share with youths.
NBN Co says it expects congestion levels for National Broadband Network services to fluctuate as retail service providers (RSPs) shift to the wholesaler’s bundled products, which it launched earlier this year, and as a promotional discount scheme winds up.
Computing icon and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak touched on a wide range of topics in a discussion with the audience at the 2018 Fog World Congress, in which he expressed his hope that AI and IoT could allow computers to help improve people’s lives.
The Australian financial services sector is in the midst of the most dramatic period of change since the deregulation of banking in the 1980s.
What if I told you one of the biggest cybersecurity threats in Australia is cybercriminals impersonating the ASX100 over email?
The federal government is assessing the feasibility of a filtering scheme that will see customers of major Internet service providers (ISPs) blocked from accessing overseas-based gambling services that are not licensed to operate in Australia.
Russia's military and its intelligence agency the GRU are responsible for a “pattern of malicious cyber activity,” the Australian government has alleged.
The Bank of England has drastically shifted the way it runs its security operations centre (SOC) from being reactive to more proactive, employing more data science techniques to answer one fundamental question: "How do you spot an attack when you don't know what it looks like?"
“A key pillar of our strategy is the engagement of our people, enabling a high-performance culture and developing the capability of our teams. Our new workplace at 420 George Street supports this strategy..." says Investa CEO.
And there's barely a beanbag in sight
A tour depicting the route of international telecommunications cable the Southern Cross Cable across the North Island has been created by investigative artist Bronwyn Holloway-Smith.
As organisations increasingly adopt cloud platforms, a new kind of ‘connected business’ is emerging – one that’s more agile, integrated, and automated. Driving this change is a new breed of shared cloud platform.
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It’s a big question: Is it better to buy off-the-shelf network storage, or build your own?