Technology

Cybersecurity is no longer something boards and businesses can relegate to the IT department. It has far reaching broader implications on trust, wellbeing and the community.

Last week, three South Australian startups announced they are furthering their plans to support the international space industry.

Australians are being asked to share their views on laws concerning the safeguards and protections that will underpin a proposed national digital identity system.

If you've been putting off changes to your company password policy, you're putting your business in unnecessary risk.

To understand the answer, you need to know what a content delivery network (CDN) is and how crucial they are to the smooth running of the internet.

For now, it seems the benefits to Australia’s public health may be better served by other technology, such as QR code check-ins. And the public cost of maintaining the COVIDSafe app may not be in our collective interest.

A cyber attack on the world’s largest meat supplier JBS Foods has shut down IT systems across the company’s 47 Australian facilities, causing supply chain disruptions.

In early May 2021, the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources released new STEM Equity Monitor data showing a small improvement in women’s participation in the STEM workforce.

We might want to think of the ongoing technological shift as a start of an entirely new world; a world that needs a radical rethink and new laws and regulations that accommodate the new technological era. But what would that look like?

Aussie reforestation tech startup Lord of the Trees has been chosen to join Google’s sustainability accelerator program.

Microsoft pulled the plug on its onetime flagship web browser, Internet Explorer, this week, going the way of Ask Jeeves, Myspace, and Yahoo.

If governments continue to be driven by “digital nationalism”, the US-based big tech companies are likely to continue to dominate.