Telstra turns on low-band 5G; Australian tech professionals salaries decrease, while global trends see salaries rising; Peter Dutton launches Cyber Security Industry Advisory Committee ransomware paper

In an important milestone on Telstra's roadmap to bring 5G to more Australians sooner, Australia's biggest telco has completed testing on its low-band 5G spectrum and it is now ready for commercial use.

Salaries of Australian technology professionals’ have decreased, a distinct exception to the trend of rising salaries across other regions around the world, according to a new report from global IT automation vendor Puppet.
Launching the Cyber Security Industry Advisory Committee ransomware paper, Federal Minister for Home Affairs Peter Dutton and his office say that "ransomware continues to be a prevalent global threat, and cyber criminals pose a significant risk to Australians and Australian businesses."
IFS has launched its new IFS Cloud platform, bringing together all of the IFS industry capabilities and functionality depth together on a single API-based platform, promising next-gen "embedded digital innovation."
It has been 12 months since Telstra launched its My Telstra app and the company reports spending that year "adding new features and capabilities to put you in control of your Telstra experience."
Marketing company Telco First (trading as Compare With Us) has paid a $79,800 infringement notice after an Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) investigation found it sent more than 65,000 illegal spam text messages.
The new Dell Hybrid Client is centrally managed client software for using private cloud, public cloud and local applications in one place.
D-Link's latest Covr AX Wi-Fi mesh system is a force to be reckoned with.
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