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Taking the migraine out of DC migration
Migrating to a co-location data centre can deliver significant benefits, but it can also be a high-risk and challenging project if not planned effectively. [ + ]
Apple's $19bn tax bill; ATM theft malware; Twitter-controlled Android botnet
Apple ordered to pay Ireland $19bn that it doesn't want, malware strikes ATMs in Asia, and ESET spots malware that's remotely commanded via Twitter. [ + ]
Salesforce, Rackspace named Australia's best places to work
The ninth annual Best Place to Work survey has named Salesforce, Atlassian and Adobe among the top five large companies in Australia for employees and Rackspace Australia as the best smaller company. [ + ]
Victoria awards $6.5m to support local start-ups
Victoria has allocated $6.5m to 18 projects designed to stimulate the state's start-up ecosystem, as the first round of funding for the $60m LaunchVic initiative. [ + ]
Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives
Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives. [ + ]
Ransomware threats spread to APAC
The major ransomware operators have expanded into APAC, developing localised versions of their tools to help better extort payments from the region's internet users. [ + ]
OAIC compels Ashley Madison to improve privacy
The owners of the Ashley Madison dating site have made enforceable undertakings to take steps to better protect its customers' private information, following an OAIC probe into last year's data breach. [ + ]
Apple patches iOS flaws used in cyber espionage
Apple has issued a patch to address three critical iOS vulnerabilities used in malware developed for purposes including spying on political dissidents, as reports circulate of iPhone 6 devices facing 'touch disease'. [ + ]
Cybercrooks exploiting insiders in telco company attacks
Cybercriminals are recruiting rogue insiders or seeking to blackmail employees to help them carry out attacks against fixed and mobile telecom service providers, research from Kaspersky Lab shows. [ + ]
Optus's $20m Wi-Fi project; Microsoft open sources PowerShell; Cisco cuts 5500 jobs
Shopping centres to get free Optus Wi-Fi, Powershell released for Linux, and Cisco will slash its workforce. [ + ]
Technology to boost sales
The right combination of customer relationship and marketing automation software can help businesses retain valuable customers. [ + ]
Accenture buys Australian security firm Redcore
Accenture has agreed to buy Melbourne-based Redcore to expand Accenture Security's capabilities in IAM and security-as-a-service. [ + ]
The one skill every IT pro needs
There's one essential skill that can turn the tables on the angst that comes with continuous integration and delivery of ITaaS. [ + ]
Three keys to securing our cybersecurity future
Now that the election is over, it's time for the federal government to get back to business and implement its Cybersecurity Strategy. [ + ]
OAIC examines Census attack; Oracle MICROS breach; Linux TCP weakness
Privacy Commissioner satisfied no Census data was stolen, Russian criminals breach hundreds of Oracle systems, and dangerous Linux security weakness found. [ + ]
