Perth public transport users promised free wi-fi
Will any vendors agree to roll it out?
Month: June 2016
Synergy hones agile delivery with BI, digital projects
Utility embarks on self-service drive.
IT consultancies lag on ATO SuperStream adoption
Tax agency pushes back SMB deadline.
Defence restructures $500m next-gen desktop project
Appoints itself as systems integrator.
iiNet starts NBN HFC cable trials
Small sites in Qld and WA selected.
United States wants travellers’ social media details
Facebook, Twitter activity could be vetted by homeland security.
Google’s week: Android bug bounty, AI rules, and two-step security boost
This week saw Google encouraging more adoption of two-factor authentication and more bug finding and reporting. The search company also outlined five areas that need to be addressed to prevent the creation...
Micro-segmentation key to new approach to infosec, says Unisys
Micro-segmentation enables organisations to improve data security at reasonable cost without compromising agility, governance, risk and compliance, says Unisys
Brexit: UK technology shares nosedive
Shares in UK technology companies have plummeted on the news that the UK will leave the European Union. The FTSE 100 fell by more than eight per cent this morning, wiping £120bn off the value of the...
Brexit could affect talent pipeline for games industry
The gaming industry holds concerns that leaving the European Union will affect access to games development talent