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Canberra proposes IoT ‘star’ ratings and mandatory cyber standards for big business
The government has made a handful of proposals, some requiring regulatory reform, on how to strengthen cybersecurity in Australia.
Read MoreACSC introduces Essential Eight zero level cyber maturity and aligns levels to tradecraft
Overhaul of Essential Eight Maturity Model sees levels aligned with the sophistication of cyber tradecraft to attempt to prevent.
Read MoreGuess announces breach of employee SSNs and financial data after DarkSide ransomware attack
The fashion brand admitted that cybercriminals gained access to people’s Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, passport numbers and financial account numbers.
Read MoreGoogle to consolidate desktop file syncing apps into singular Drive app
Backup and Sync and Drive File Stream will be phased out in the coming months, replaced by Drive for desktop.
Read MoreSK Hynix applies EUV to DRAM production
SK Hynix has begun applying the extreme ultraviolet process in its DRAM production, starting with its new LPPDR4 mobile DRAM.
Read MoreVictorian government sets aside AU$35m to build a digital twin of the state
The Victorian government believes establishing Digital Twin Victoria will help planners, engineers, and builders improve the way they approach future planning projects.
Read MoreTsinghua Unigroup facing bankruptcy proceedings: Report
Nikkei Asia is reporting the state-backed Tsinghua Unigroup will be imminently facing bankruptcy proceedings after a creditor requested the court take action.
Read MoreFoxconn and TSMC sign contracts to purchase COVID-19 vaccines for Taiwan
More COVID-19 vaccines are on their way to Taiwan, with Foxconn and TSMC confirming over the weekend that contracts have been signed to procure vaccines for the island.
Read MoreAussies have lost over AU$7 million to remote access scams already this year
Older Australians are still letting scammers access their computers with AU$7 million lost already this year, mostly to those over the age of 55.
Read MoreCloud computing’s destiny: operating as a single global computer, enabled by serverless
The next phase for cloud is coalescing public and private data centers across the globe into a ‘single infinitely powerful computer’ that is easy to access and use. IBM has a roadmap.
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