TfNSW’s network services deal with Datacom hits $190m
Transport for NSW has added another $71 million to its ongoing managed network services arrangement with Datacom. Datacom secured the five-year outsourcing deal in July…
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Qantas is building a group-wide AI capability
Qantas is investing in a “group-wide AI capability” with planned uses so far spanning corporate and customer support, inflight catering waste and procurement. The airline…
Don’t fight the cyber-battle blindfolded
CISOs and security leaders work in a world where the threat landscape is continuously evolving. At the same time, organisations are changing the way they…
Swinburne Uni folds DocuSign into processes across organisation
Swinburne University will be using e-signatures in 21 functional areas by the end of the year, after first going live with a DocuSign-based capability in…
Western Sydney University targets file-sharing sites hosting stolen data
Western Sydney University issued three takedown notices on file-sharing sites used to host data stolen in a breach of its single sign-on system (SSO). The…
Google tightens Android developer verification
Google is widening its developer verification requirements to include all apps that can be installed on certified Android devices, following a spike in malware for…
“Widespread data theft” hits Salesforce customers via third party
Compromised OAuth tokens through a third-party app have resulted in large-scale data raids on instances of the Salesforce customer relationship management (CRM) platform, by an…
International coalition calls out three Chinese companies over hacking campaign
An unusually broad coalition composed of the United States, its traditional English-speaking allies, and other nations including Germany, Italy and Japan is calling out three…
DTA trials AI to assist Digital Marketplace application reviews
The federal government is set to pilot the use of artificial intelligence to help review applications for its Digital Marketplace 2 panel. The Digital Transformation…
Woolworths cuts Big W loose from shared technology stack
Woolworths Group is set to decouple Big W from its shared technology infrastructure, transitioning the department store to a “standalone, fit-for-purpose” platform. The move follows…
ESET spots “PromptLock” AI-powered ransomware
Slovakia-based cyber security vendor ESET said it has discovered “the first known” artificial intelligence-powered ransomware that generates malicious scripts on-the-fly on infected machines. ESET called…
Exetel fined $694k over system ‘vulnerability’ for mobile number porting
Exetel has been penalised $694,000 after scammers were able to port mobile numbers to the telco and use them to steal hundreds of thousands of…