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FBI inflated encrypted device figures, misleading public
Encrypted cell phones were a major obstacle to criminal investigation. The FBI now admits the problem was much smaller than they'd originally reported.
ICANN makes last minute WHOIS changes to address GDPR requirements
ICANN is trying at the 11th hour to make the Domain Name System and WHOIS legal under the GDPR. Good luck with that.
Optus fined AU$1.5m for misleading NBN customers
Optus has been forced by the Federal Court to pay AU$1.5 million in penalties after misleading its customers about switching over to NBN's HFC network.
The 14 government IT projects on the DTA's 'engage' list worth over AU$10m
The Bureau of Meteorology, Human Services, Education, Finance, Defence, Prime Minister and Cabinet, the Bureau of Statistics, Veterans Affairs, and the Federal Court all have high-cost IT projects being watched closely by the Digital Transformation Agency.
Intuit tops Q3 earnings targets after strong tax season
Intuit has also raised its guidance for the fiscal year.
HPE beats Q2 expectations
The company saw revenue growth across its business segments and raised its fiscal 2018 outlook.
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
Ubuntu's Mark Shuttleworth pulls no punches on Red Hat and VMware in OpenStack cloud
Canonical CEO and Ubuntu Linux founder Mark Shuttleworth claims Canonical OpenStack is a better deal than either Red Hat or VMware's OpenStack offerings.
WWDC 2018: 9 features I want to see in iOS 12
With iOS 12 set to make its initial debut in early June, here are some features I want to see added.
ACLU tells AWS: Stop selling facial recognition tools to the government
Forty civil rights groups sent a letter to Jeff Bezos, decrying the fact that Amazon is helping law enforcement agencies use its Rekognition service.
FBI won't say how many investigations are hindered by encryption
The agency says encrypted phones harm its investigations, but it won't say how many are affected.
