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Waymo opens self-driving car fleet to the public
US residents can now apply to be among the first to travel by autonomous vehicle.
86 percent of Australia's cyber attacks come from within: NTT Security
NTT Security's latest Global Threat Intelligence Report measured a 12-month period and found that 86 percent of attacks on Australia come from within the country's own borders.
China and Europe's 'Moon village' could boost lunar mining, space tourism
We may dream of colonising Mars, but in the meantime, a moonbase is on the table.
Video drones move adverts from the screen to the sky
Good luck avoiding them at your next concert.
Telstra 'staff error' continues plaguing SSU compliance
Telstra staffers auto-populating email addresses or not checking recipients before hitting send were responsible for three of the telco's 2016 breaches of its SSU, the ACCC has said.
Telstra ordered to pay Optus, TPG costs in ACCC case
The Federal Court has added insult to injury by ordering Telstra to pay its rivals’ legal costs after its failed attempt to prevent the ACCC from slashing the price it can charge wholesale customers for use of its legacy copper.
Megaport hits AU$1m in monthly recurring revenue
After opening connectivity routes between the US, Hong Kong, Singapore, Ireland, the UK, and Brazil during the quarter, Megaport has hit the AU$1 million mark for total quarterly revenue of AU$2.94 million.
Ransomware incidents surge, education a hot bed for data breaches, according to Verizon
Verizon's Data Breach Incident Report for 2017 has a few key takeaways worth noting for healthcare and the education sectors.
Telstra deploying BroadSoft Business apps for unified cloud comms
Telstra is partnering with BroadSoft to power its IP telephony, digital office, and SIP connectivity solutions for customers across its cloud-based unified communications portfolio.
Symantec promises audit-fest to placate Google trust reduction plans
TLS certificate vendor says it will even audit its previous audits to prevent having Google reduce its trust on Symantec certificates.
