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Microsoft tech support scammer pleads guilty to defrauding victims of $3 million
Suspect admits role in criminal operation within a week after being arrested.
National Archives of Australia concerned with capability to become cyber resilient
While the government entity is implementing a cyber resilience framework, its director-general has reservations around its capability to ensure full compliance.
KT 5G being launched by Ericsson
KT’s 5G network will be commercially launched in early April, with the Korean carrier partnering with Ericsson for the deployment.
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G reportedly launching April 5
The Korea Herald has reported that Samsung's 5G smartphone will launch on April 5 without pre-orders.
Customers and partners driving new VMware Cloud updates
Updates to VMware Cloud Foundation, VMware vCloud Director, and CloudHealth by VMware, as well as increased access to Cloud Foundation-based services via new VMware Cloud on AWS regions.
Over 100,000 GitHub repos have leaked API or cryptographic keys
Thousands of new API or cryptographic keys leak via GitHub projects every day.
How smart tech is transforming the transportation industry
From urban geo data to autonomous cars to flying taxis, new technologies are already having a radical impact on how we get from point A to point B. This ebook looks at current and future transportation...
Senate Committee happy for Consumer Data Right Bill to be passed in current form
Despite hearing concerns around the Bill's ambiguity, lax privacy, and rushed nature, the Senate Economics Legislation Committee has still decided to recommend its passage.
Geoscience Australia to be Top 4 compliant after discovery of unknown rogue file
Following a poor audit result and the discovery of a rogue file, the government entity will be compliant with the now superseded Top 4 mitigation strategies for cybersecurity come June 30, 2019.
Artificial intelligence and the future of smartphone photography
3-D sensors coming to this year's smartphones are just the tip of a wave of machine learning-driven photography that will both correct shortcomings of smartphone pictures and also provide some stunning new aspects of photography.
Siloed IT teams hinder AI and automation deployment
Survey finds things slow-going for AI and robotic process automation.
