Mobile app developers have exposed the personal data of 100 million users, Check Point Research says, and suggests downloading a mobile threat defence solution to shield data.



The Australian Federal Police has turned to man's best friend to help detect devices like USB drives and SIM cards at crime scenes or when executing search warrants.

Amazon connects authors and readers with its print on demand facility, enabling readers to have access to millions of books that will be delivered to them faster as the books will be printed locally.

DDLS and Practical DevSecOps provide DevSecOps training to IT professionals and will train developers how to embed cybersecurity checks and secure applications. DDLS says DevSecOps skills are the highest paying non-certified IT skills.

Fish Creek, a tourist town in Victoria's Gippsland region, now offers public Wi-Fi thanks to RSP Aussie Broadband and South Gippsland Shire Council.

Employee engagement and performance management vendor Centrical is expanding into the APAC region with the opening of its Australian headquarters in Melbourne's CBD.

Security outfit Forcepoint has appointed experienced global channels and business development executive Parag Patel as its senior vice-president of global channel sales.

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