| Hi John, Two of America's spy agencies, the CIA and the FBI, have launched a bid to try and discover who leaked a massive load of documents — which has been labelled Vault 7 and released in drips since 7 March — to WikiLeaks.
In the wake of the 457 visa scrapping, Indian outsourcing giant Tata Consultancy Services has decided to set up an innovation lab in Australia as a result of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's recent visit to India.
Australia's big ISPs have danced around a trial balloon launched by Dan Tehan, the Minister assisting the Prime Minister on Cyber Security, suggesting that the government may make ISPs responsible for blocking malware.
Microsoft has begun a campaign to push users of its Office desktop suite to switch to the online version, Office 365, by claiming that it delivers benefits.
Interconnection services provider Megaport has sealed a collaboration with Oracle to facilitate connections for Oracle customers customers via its data centre network.
Recommendations in the final report of the Australian Consumer Law Review, undertaken by Consumer Affairs Australia and New Zealand, will affect a number of retailers, life insurers and providers of consumer products and services if they are accepted by governments. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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