United States eases permits for Aussie workers
"Unnecessary hurdle" removed.
Month: January 2016
Defence CIO hunting for a new deputy
IT leader to take on hefty, complex project portfolio.
Malware attacks Melbourne Health systems
IT team rushes to implement fix.
Vic Education pours $500m into new schools IT panel
Picks 116 suppliers.
WhatsApp scraps subscription fee and plans user-to-businesses chat service
Facebook-owned company looks for new lines of communication rather than adverts to generate revenue
LastPass security flaw leaves user credentials exposed
Emails, usernames and authentication codes exposed
PCs will redefine the workspace
The PC market has been in decline since 2012, thanks in part to the popularity of tablets – but, with Windows 10, the PC is set for a comeback
NSA maintains phone surveillance regime meets privacy standards
NSA's latest transparency report claims snooping meets new privacy standards
UK cyber fraud up 21%, says police fraud unit
GetSafeOnline says more than 95,500 phishing scams were reported in the 12 months up to October 2015
US government urges cyber security sharing for connected car threats
Car industry urged to share information and work with researchers to tackle potential hacks