| Hi John, The Australian National University in Canberra has suffered a massive data breach with personal details of staff, students and visitors over the past 19 years exposed.
The vast majority of current enterprise blockchain platform implementations will require replacement within 18 months to remain competitive, secure and avoid obsolescence, according to a new report from global analyst firm Gartner.
New technology has been put to good use by St John Ambulance Victoria, with the organisation joining hands with VR specialist Start VR to craft a means of learning CPR through virtual reality training.
British Telecommunications has selected Juniper Networks to deliver its network cloud infrastructure which the telco says will pave the way for its network rollout across the UK and globally.
Japanese security firm Trend Micro has found a new Windows malware family that it has named BlackSquid, which uses as many as eight exploits to attack and spread through networks.
Finnish telecommunications equipment vendor Nokia says it has won 42 5G commercial deals around the globe, with recent wins in South America, the Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.
Ernst & Young, better known for its accounting prowess, has chosen Melbourne for its biggest cyber security centre in the Asia-Pacific region. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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Stan Beer, Editor, iTWire
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