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Home Affairs proposes cyber regulations and legal immunities to respond to threats
Private companies running systems of national significance need to hand over information on networks and systems if requested by Home Affairs.
Woolworths trials QR code contact tracing to reduce spread of COVID-19
The supermarket is also using Rewards data for contact tracing and shoppers can book a time to shop using Q-Tracker.
Commonwealth Bank sees boost during COVID-19 with annual profit hitting AU$9.6b
CEO Matt Comyn said technology, specifically digital banking, played an 'enormous' role in increasing the bank's profit by 12.4%.
Accenture boosts cloud capability with new acquisition in Brazil
The buyout of Organize Cloud Labs is aimed at accelerating the consultancy's ServiceNow growth strategy
Scribd to acquire Slideshare from LinkedIn
In addition to Slideshare's archival content, Scribd is acquiring its 100 million users, as well as its presentation upload and hosting tools.
This startup wants to give robots a human touch and reflexes
Think backflipping robot dogs are weird? The next phase of the robot revolution is going to be a little uncomfortable.
Coughs and hiccups aside, internet seems mostly immune to pandemic pressures
Despite a major pop in internet traffic thanks to the pandemic, ISPs, CDNs, and cloud providers all proved up to the traffic challenge.
Microsoft August 2020 Patch Tuesday fixes 120 vulnerabilities, two zero-days
Microsoft says attackers have used a Windows zero-day to spoof file signatures and another RCE in the Internet Explorer scripting engine to execute code on users' devices.
Facebook says AI enhancements have bolstered its content moderation efforts
With technology improvements, 22.5 million pieces of content were removed from Facebook for community standards violations in Q2.
What's inside Perlow's office? 15 years of working from home
Our Sr. Technology Editor discloses his current home office setup.
