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LandMark White counts cost of data breach
LandMark White still unsure of financial impact
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NBN Co eyes new ways to fend off mobile challenge in apartment blocks
Company could take a leaf out of electricity utilities’ book to boost MDU penetration
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Splunk pulls out of Russia
Will not renew or expand contracts with Russian companies
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Government says ‘state actor’ hacked Australian political parties’ networks
Networks of Liberal, National and Labor parties penetrated, prime minister says
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Leaked client data ‘relatively benign’ LandMark White says
ASX-listed property valuer resumes trading
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NBN scales-up release of HFC premises after ‘pause’
Most ‘paused’ premises to be released by end of this month
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Law firm investigates telco technical services provider
Shine Lawyers has launched an investigation of a possible class action on behalf of telecommunication technicians against technical services contracting company BSA Limited.
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Cisco warns on Hyperflex security vulnerabilities
Cisco has identified two “High” security vulnerabilities in its HyperFlex data centre package that could let attackers gain control of the system.
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Optus tests augmented reality video calling over 5G
Optus and its parent company Singtel have released details of a successful international augmented reality (AR) video call on their 5G mobile networks in Australian and Singapore.
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Ericsson claims it is ‘5G-ready’ with newly expanded network platform
Global networking and hardware services supplier, Ericsson announced that it will be expanding its 5G platform, as it looks to support service providers evolving their networks.
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Toyota victim of ‘attempted cyber attack’
Toyota Australia says it has “been the victim of an attempted cyber attack.”
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Google takes cloud fight to data centres
Google Cloud has launched a beta of its Cloud Services Platform, which will extend the provider’s managed Kubernetes service to enterprises’ data centres.
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NTT Security re-builds Sydney SOC as demand grows
NTT Security has re-launched its security operations centre in Sydney, which was designed and built to meet the non-protected national security classification.
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Google fails to disclose microphone in Nest Secure
Google has said it had made an "error" in not disclosing that its Nest Secure home security system had a built-in microphone in its devices.
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Microsoft warns of Strontium attacks on European political institutions
Microsoft says it has discovered cyber attacks directed at democratic institutions, think tanks and non-profit organizations in Europe and would offer a cyber security service to several countries to close security gaps.
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Apple’s plan to integrate iOS, macOS apps could mean renewed focus on desktops
Apple's move to enable the development of apps that run on iPhones, iPads and Macs could mean the company now sees more growth potential in desktops as the smartphone market becomes more saturated.
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IoT botnets target enterprise video conferencing systems
WootCloud researchers discover an internet of things botnet based on Mirai that exploits Polycom video conferencing systems. Polycom has issued an advisory and best practices for mitigating the risk.
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VMware’s ongoing reinvention
Virtualization mainstay VMware wants to build and manage multi-cloud infrastructures…and more.
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Formjacking’s popularity grows as profits from ransomware and cryptojacking drop
Cyber security vendor Symantec says that ‘formjacking’ — which typically involves embedding malicious JavaScript in an online payment page — is becoming increasing prevalent.
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Google to buy data migration company Alooma
Google has announced it will buy data migration company Alooma, as part of efforts to catch up with bigger cloud service rivals Amazon and Microsoft.
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LandMark White counts cost of data breach
LandMark White is still working to assess the financial impact of a data breach that led to the information relating to clients posted on a darkweb forum.
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Gallery: Microsoft's new Technology Centre in Sydney
Sydney is home to a new Microsoft Technology Centre, which Microsoft said would help its Australian enterprise and government customers accelerate their adoption of cloud and AI. The company formally launched the new centre today.
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In Pictures: Flash Forward: How to deliver real outcomes in the age of Storage Innovation - Sydney Breakfast
Organisations continue to embark on the digital transformation journey, and many continue to grapple with legacy business processes, applications and infrastructure that require modernisation and automation. But at the same time, historic advancements in storage technology - particularly in all-flash and hybrid data storage - is helping IT leaders run smarter businesses and operate more efficiently. A group of technology chiefs gathered in Sydney for a Computerworld Breakfast, in partnership with Dell EMC and Intel, to hear about the substantive topic of transformation and infrastructure modernisation.
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Inside Investa's new Sydney HQ, designed around 'open, transparent and collaborative' culture
“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.
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In pictures: Google opens new Melbourne office
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