Where is the money in the move to cloud computing? What's profitable and what isn't? David Heath's detailed feature article covers the topic comprehensively and talks to a large swathe of the Australia industry's major players. 

Global cyber security vendor Sophos has fixed a pre-authentication SQL injection vulnerability in the WebAdmin component of its Cyberoam operating system which it uses in some of its enterprise firewall products.

American cyber security company FireEye, which announced a couple of days ago that it had been compromised by unknown attackers who stole its offensive tools, has been accused of having poor Internet-facing security by a British company that specialises in PKI.

The chief executive of a British security firm has criticised the American firm FireEye — which had its Red Team tools stolen by an unknown adversary recently — of using fancy terms in its advisory about the attack in order to hide its own failings.

New York-based global minerals-based company Minerals Technologies appears to have been attacked by cyber criminals using the Egregor ransomware that runs only on Microsoft's Windows operating system.

Commonwealth Bank is one of the first card issuers to go live with eftpos on Samsung Pay, but the first in Australia to go with eftpos on Samsung Pay was Heritage Bank.

American payments processing company TSYS, that has global operations, has suffered a hit from the Windows Conti ransomware.

And of course, there's plenty more today, so for all the news, please visit www.itwire.com.