Women in IT 2016: Dr Pirita Paajanen, Erlham Institute
In this video, Pirita Paajanen from the Erlham Institute discusses diversity in the bioinformatics space.
Month: July 2016
Aussie site caught up in CryptXXX ransomware-spreading campaign
Dunlop's site compromised, users redirected to exploit kit.
Optus says Telstra’s USO costs should drop to one-tenth
Not $290 million a year, but $23 million.
ATO tells myTax users to wait til August to lodge
Most people who don't wait for pre-fill make errors.
Australian prime minister appoints new tech leads
Malcolm Turnbull has made key tech appointments following his narrow victory in the Australian election
‘Thousands’ of products vulnerable to code hooking abuse
Microsoft to patch hooking engine next month.
US joins case over Facebook data transfers
Cross-border flows tested.
How Aussie physicists are pushing the limits of HPC
Machine learning to power terascale research.
Graze touts ‘data-fuelled culture’ as key to online success
Online food ordering company Graze sees the analysis of the firm's ever-growing data warehouse as central to its goal of becoming the world's number one healthy food company. Co-founder and CTO of Graze,...
Carbon Black bets on next-generation antivirus
Carbon Black is betting on next-generation antivirus technology by acquiring Confer to extend the capability and appeal of its endpoint protection offerings