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• Former NSA chief weighs in on cybersecurity, cyberespionage at ZertoCon

  23-05-2017 23:53
  
  Retired Gen. Michael Hayden held nothing back when addressingcybersecurity pros at the ZertoCon conference in Boston.
  
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• Defence CIO prepares to launch updated cloud strategy

  23-05-2017 22:30
  
  Department of Defence chief information officer Dr Peter Lawrence is preparing to launch an updated cloud computing strategy, the IT chief yesterday told the CeBIT Cloud 2017 conference.
  
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• Mobile C-level executives are major risk to business security

  23-05-2017 18:00 via computerweekly.com
  C-suite executives logging on to unsecured public Wi-Fi hotspots seem to present one of the biggest security risks to enterprise networks
  
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• Amazon Web Services sets a lure for Java programmers

  23-05-2017 13:44
  
  Amazon Web Services has long offered an SDK to make it easier to access its web services from Java. Now it has another lure for Java programmers: James Gosling, the father of Java.
  
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• Be wary of fake WannaCry fixes

  23-05-2017 13:00
  
  When the WannaCry malware hit, many users were scrambling for fixes -- but some of the proffered solutions were actually just more malware, in disguise
  
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• Microsoft's P language is aimed at where cloud, AI, and IoT meet

  23-05-2017 12:00
  
  The Rust-like open source language tackles application development where asynchrony leads to “heisenbugs” and other event complexities
  
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• Connecting with work from the road? Here's how to stay safe

  23-05-2017 12:00
  
  As more companies move to ban the use of public Wi-Fi networks by employees, here's a rundown of how to avoid man-in-the-middle attacks when traveling.
  
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• Raspberry Pi roundup: Free Googlage for all, jamming out on the Pi, and Deskberry Pi

  23-05-2017 11:30
  
  Check out our references to the days of print journalism, Fender bass guitars and more in this edition of the Pi roundup.
  
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• The 'digital handmade': how 3D printing became a new craft technology - The Conversation AU

  23-05-2017 08:44 via theconversation.com
  
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  The 'digital handmade': how 3D printing became a new craft technology
  The Conversation AU
  Tom Lee is currently working with Berto Pandolfo in a research program at UTS looking at innovative solutions for the design and manufacture of objects in the context of small batch production. Partners. University of Technology Sydney provides funding ...
  
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• Cloud cuts ANZ’s hardware costs by a quarter

  23-05-2017 07:24
  
  ANZ has slashed its hardware bill by 25 per cent thanks to the use of public and private cloud services, according to the bank’s general manager, consumer digital technology, Christian Venter.
  
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• State of Origin GPS technology to track NSW and Queensland players for Channel Nine - Wide World of Sports

  23-05-2017 06:00 via wwos.nine.com.au
  
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  State of Origin GPS technology to track NSW and Queensland players for Channel Nine
  Wide World of Sports
  Ever wondered just how quick Queensland winger Dane Gagai was running when he scored a length-of-the field try in game two last year? Or better still, what about NSW backrower Tyson Frizell who was rapidly closing in behind him? Well now you'll be ...and more »
  
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• Technology One vs. Brisbane City Council: $2m hit and says litigation would be 'good way forward' - Courier Mail

  23-05-2017 05:42 via couriermail.com.au
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  Technology One vs. Brisbane City Council: $2m hit and says litigation would be 'good way forward'
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  A CONTRACT dispute with Brisbane City Council has punched a $2 million hole in software outfit Technology One's profits. “Litigation would be a good way forward” in resolving the dispute, Brisbane-based TechOne told investors at the release of its half ...
  Brisbane City Council debacle wipes $2 million off Technology One consulting revenueCRN Australiaall 7 new
  
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• Customs may have misused telecommunications access powers

  23-05-2017 03:54
  
  The Commonwealth Ombudsman has been unable to confirm whether the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (Customs – now integrated into the Australian Border Force) met its legal obligations when exercising powers given to it under telecommunications interception and access legislation.
  
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• Customs may have illegally accessed telco data

  23-05-2017 03:54
  
  The Commonwealth Ombudsman has been unable to confirm whether the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (Customs – now integrated into the Australian Border Force) met its legal obligations when exercising powers given to it under telecommunications interception and access legislation.
  
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• MyState moves to single core banking platform

  23-05-2017 01:57
  
  ASX-listed, Tasmania-based financial services group MyState has moved to a consolidated core banking system for both MyState Bank and The Rock.
  
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