NIST tests efficacy of mobile phone data recovery methods
30 January, 2020National Institute of Standards and Technology researchers are hacking mobile phones to find out which forensic tools are best for data recovery.
ACS opens AI hub in Melbourne
17 December, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe ACS has launched a new AI hub at its Docklands premises in Melbourne and has appointed a new Head of AI Community Development.
Survey: APAC digital transformation progress threatened by lack of business alignment
25 November, 2019Two-thirds of organisations are piloting, scaling or deploying transformation programs, but disconnects in IT culture and delivery speed stand in the way.
Research centre to study ethical autonomous decision-making
11 October, 2019A new research centre is set to explore the safe and ethical use of autonomous decision-making technologies after receiving $31.8 million in government funding.
Gravity Challenge launches in Adelaide
01 October, 2019Australian innovators are set to use space data to try to solve some of the world's most pressing issues as part of AWS's and Deloitte's Gravity Challenge.
CSIRO teams with Piotrek on solid-state batteries
12 September, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe CSIRO has signed a five-year partnership with Japan's Piotrek aimed at helping commercialise next-generation solid-state lithium battery technology.
Australians lack awareness around personal data use
12 September, 2019Australians are least aware of how data collectors use their personal information, compared to those in other countries, according to a study by HERE Technologies.
ACSC calls on SMBs to participate in cybersecurity survey
29 August, 2019The Australian Cyber Security Centre is calling on SMBs to fill out a survey that explores companies' views on and understanding of cybersecurity.
SBAS could help Australian economy locate $6bn over 30 years
13 August, 2019A new precise satellite positioning system could deliver more than $6 billion to the Australian economy over the next 30 years, a national trial has shown.
Algorithms to make deliveries quicker, cheaper and greener
25 June, 2019New algorithms could help make deliveries quicker, cheaper and more environmentally friendly, according to researchers at Swinburne University of Technology.
Smartphone authentication methods differ with age
24 June, 2019Older smartphone users rely more heavily on their auto lock feature than younger people and prefer to unlock their phone with PINs, a study has shown.
90% of blockchain platforms replaced by 2021
04 June, 2019According to a new Gartner report, 90% of current enterprise blockchain platform implementations will require replacement by 2021.
Data breaches worse for publicly traded companies
17 May, 2019Publicly traded companies suffer the worst data breaches, according to the latest report from Bitglass.
What happens to the Facebook data of dead people?
03 May, 2019Facebook profiles belonging to dead people may outnumber live users over the next 50 years, according to a new University of Oxford study.
Second Girls in Tech event to be held in Melbourne
15 April, 2019The second annual Catalyst Conference in Melbourne will be hosted by Girls in Tech from 15–16 May 2019.
