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CIOs vs suppliers: Time for a new approach to tech projects
Tech chiefs have learned a great deal from working with vendors at a time of crisis – and where suppliers have stepped up to the plate, the result could be much stronger partnerships in the future.
Windows 10 and macOS: Here are the six apps I install first
Here are the six apps I install first, whether I'm setting up a Windows 10 PC or a Mac.
The UK’s coronavirus tracing app: everything you need to know
The UK government hopes the app will provide some of the necessary data for accurately tracking COVID-19.
German authorities charge Russian hacker for 2015 Bundestag hack
The same hacker was previously charged in the US in 2018 for hacking the DNC and WADA.
Free Windows 10, Linux, macOS open-source graphics editor: Inkscape 1.0 is out
The Inkscape project's version 1.0 of the free and open-source vector graphics editor is packed with new features.
The (not-so-secret recipe) for a commercial drone revolution
Commercial drones will never take hold if the industry remains fragmented.
Home Affairs says US CLOUD Act will not be able to penetrate Hunt COVIDSafe directive
Secretary of Home Affairs Mike Pezzullo says COVIDSafe data has some of the most complete legal protections he has seen in his career.
Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann sues SoftBank over withdrawn tender offer
Neumann was set to reap the financial rewards of SoftBank’s rescue package.
Australian Chief Medical Officer says work will be different post-COVID
Hot desking will be different, and so will start and finish times.
IGIS highlights out of date thresholds for ASIO in International Production Orders Bill
The Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security has concerns that the International Production Orders Bill would give Australia's spy agency powers that are a decade old and potentially unaligned with the current level of privacy intrusion involved for accessing telco data.
