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To be chaired by NSW Information Commissioner Elizabeth Tydd, the committee will advise the state government on how to best deliver information and privacy management practices.

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48 attorneys-general have jointly said Facebook has used its ‘monopoly power’ to crush smaller rivals and snuff out competition.

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Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit has called for more reviews of cyber posture and culture, but also added that the amount of publicly available information should not be increased.

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Adobe releases final Flash update with stronger language asking users to uninstall the app before its EOL.

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The addition of Foresight is touted by CyberCX as being another substantial capability for delivering cybersecurity solutions to major government clients.

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It said the AU$5.24 million app has significantly under-delivered on the Prime Minister’s promise that the app would enable an opening up of the economy in a COVID safe manner.

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Opposing Senators labelled the Cashless Debit Card ‘racist’ and ‘discriminatory’, but the Bill that allows trials of the card to go on for another two years and have it enter the Northern Territory and Cape York, affecting mostly Indigenous Australians, has still passed the Senate.

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The Linux Foundation and Harvard find it’s not money that drives programmers to work on open source but the love of solving problems and creation.

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