National Archives identifies four “areas of interest” for AI
The National Archives of Australia is getting ready to test AI across a wide range of operations in maintaining its growing library of historical documents…
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National photo licence recognition system set to go live in 2025
The Australian government is set to launch its long-awaited National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Solution by the end of the year, nearly a decade after…
ACCAN calls for real-time, single source of truth on outages
Telecommunication consumer advocacy body, ACCAN, has called for the establishment of a unified, public register of communications service outages. ACCAN suggested the move would restore…
Ansell has data accessed by unknown attackers
Ansell, a maker of personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves, has disclosed a cyber incident where unknown attackers exploited vulnerabilities to access company data. The…
Microsoft restrains exploited legacy IE mode in Edge browser
Threat actors have worked around the security enhancements in Microsoft’s Edge web browser, by simply using social engineering to tell users to enter the legacy…
Banking malware used GitHub for persistence
GitHub has removed malicious code repositories that acted as command and control (C2) infrastructure for a banking information stealer, after being notified by McAfee security…
Data firms Fivetran, dbt Labs to merge
Data startups Fivetran and dbt Labs will merge in an all-stock deal, creating a combined data infrastructure company with nearly US$600 million ($920 million) in…
Google says Australian law on age verification ‘extremely difficult’ to enforce
Google said it would be “extremely difficult” for Australia to enforce a law prohibiting people younger than 16 from using social media, warning that the…
Vic Police to “reprioritise” IT spending, use more real-time data
Victoria Police is set to become more data-driven in the way frontline police are equipped, with real-time information and mobility investments to be prioritised. Victoria…
ANZ Banking Group wants better value from its tech vendors
ANZ Banking Group is reducing the number of technology vendors it works with and has challenged the remaining ones to work more “effectively” to curtail…
ANZ CEO backs Plus tech stack, but changes “inefficient” delivery
ANZ chief Nuno Matos has thrown his support behind the “technology, architecture and platforms” of digital offering ANZ Plus, but has made changes to the…
Okta unveils identity fabric to secure surge in enterprise AI agents
Leading independent identity partner Okta has announced a suite of new capabilities aimed at helping organisations secure the rapidly growing use of AI agents inside the enterprise,…