Vocus looking at acquisition bid by Macquarie Infrastructure; Phishing still a problem, says Proofpoint; Local Tap-to-Phone solution Airpay TAP gets AusPayNet approval

The Vocus Group says it has granted Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets Holdings and its managed funds access to conduct due diligence with a view to the latter following up on its non-binding, indicative offer to buy all the telco's shares at a price of $5.50 per share.


Security company Proofpoint's seventh annual State of the Phish report reveals that nearly three-quarters (74%) of surveyed infosec professionals in Australia said their organisations faced broad-based phishing attacks in 2020.
Quest Payments, an Australian-owned and Melbourne-based technology provider, has received approval from the payments regulator Australian Payments Network (AusPayNet) for its tap-to-phone payments solution, Airpay TAP, which was launched in October last year.
The Australian eSafety Commissioner, and separately, Sophos and LogMeIn have shared security advice for Safer Internet Day 2021.
We get our hands – and ears – on the Friendie Air Duo over-the-ear wireless headphones.
Global IT services comany HCL Technologies has inked a five-year digital workplace services agreement with European aircraft manufacturer Airbus to aimed at establishing a modernised digital workplace to enhance user experience and service quality for the Airbus employees globally.
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