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
Would pay $3.15 per share for software maker
ACMA directed telco to commission an independent audit after two customers with life-threatening medical conditions died
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'?
This morning, I asked my phone’s smart assistant, “Do you have ethics?” Its response? “The engineers that designed me do. They never let me download illegally.”
Regulators are set to exercise their new powers by handing out fines and even temporary bans on companies that breach a new EU privacy law, with the first round of sanctions expected by the end of the year, the bloc's privacy chief said.
Google has challenged a record 4.34-billion euro (US$5 billion) fine imposed by European Union antitrust regulators three months ago for using its popular Android mobile operating system to thwart rivals.
Shadow communications minister Michelle Rowland has called for the government to “engage directly” with industries and stakeholder bodies likely to be affected by its proposed encryption bill “regarding the significant concerns they have raised about the measures in this bill, with a view to developing workable solutions.”
Users running one of those editions of Windows 10 will need to upgrade to a newer version if they want to continue getting security and non-security bug fixes.
The adoption of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) software within the enterprise has taken off in recent years, despite the technology being around for several years.
Security startups are often ahead of the technology curve and can provide more personalized service. Here's how to find the best of them and minimize risks.
The file-deletion flaw that plagued last week's rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update shows how Microsoft uses consumers to test out the OS so its important customers – businesses – are protected.
The Wi-Fi alliance has changed the naming scheme for Wi-Fi standards, abandoning the 802.11 designations for simpler names like Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi 4, etc., but that may gloss over some of the finer points of the old IEEE system.
U.S. software giant Microsoft is set to win unconditional EU antitrust approval for its US$7.5 billion purchase of privately held coding website GitHub, two people familiar with the matter have said.
Less than 4 per cent of NBN Co’s fixed wireless cells are suffering from congestion, according to the company’s CEO, Stephen Rue.
NBN Co CEO Stephen Rue says that scaling up the roll out of fibre to the curb (FTTC) is “perhaps the biggest challenge” faced by the network wholesaler over the next couple of years.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) and CSIRO’s Data61 division have partnered to develop an app that could be used to impose ‘smart money’ limits on the spending of funds provided through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Google will shut down the consumer version of its social network Google+ after announcing data from up to 500,000 users may have been exposed to external developers by a bug that was present for more than two years in its systems.
China has stolen US information without using secretly embedded hardware, so why would it jeopardise its massive semiconductor industry?
“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?