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Boeing to open cyber analytics centre in Singapore
Boeing will boost its ability to deal with cybersecurity challenges in the Asia-Pacific region with the establishment of a cyber analytics centre in Singapore, the first of its kind for the company outside of the US. [ + ]
Experts savage eBay's hack response; Ellison replaced as Oracle CEO; Aussie cops want more Google user data
Experts have criticised eBay for its response to a hack designed to steal users' credentials; Ellison steps down as CEO, but stays as CTO and executive chairman; and Australian authorities requested more information on Google users in the first half of 2014 than in the same period in 2013. [ + ]
Connected cars have 1980s-level security
Smart connected vehicles have the potential to improve road safety, but primitive network security systems could make them more of a danger, QUT professor Andry Rakotonirainy warns. [ + ]
Geek Weekly: Our top weird tech stories for 18 September
Frankenstein robots are coming; BP's £4bn fat finger fail; Detroit's 'broken' IT system; How random is your smartphone?; Big cat 'bot can bound. [ + ]
The software supply chain - keeping it linked
As release timescales shrink and development is further outsourced, the software supply chain is becoming more complex and failing to achieve acceptable levels of effectiveness. A new perspective is required. [ + ]
Finance picks Acquia as GovCMS service provider
Acquia has been chosen to provide the cloud platform for the GovCMS unified government web content management system. [ + ]
Consumer identity management - 10 key areas
The explosion of mobile, social, cloud and big data is challenging all of us to come up with new customer-facing solutions. [ + ]
Australian corporates support data retention
Australian business leaders support the government's proposed telecom data retention scheme but are calling for strong safeguards to limit the impact on legitimate consumers and businesses, a survey indicates. [ + ]
Manage IT resources better by outsourcing
By outsourcing at least some sectors of an IT department to a service provider, the department can turn its focus back to its core business. [ + ]
Three strategies for a successful BYOD program
Without a well-designed and unified BYOD management strategy in place, companies risk exposing their most sensitive data to outside sources while stunting employee innovation. [ + ]
Five million Gmail passwords 'leaked'; TPG FTTB gets ACCC go-ahead
Almost five million Gmail addresses and passwords have been posted online, but not everyone's convinced they're all genuine; and the ACCC says it won't stand in the way of TPG's fibre-to-the-basement plans. [ + ]
Defence awards $800m centralised processing deal
Lockheed Martin Australia, NEC Australia and other technology partners will help consolidate the Department of Defence's 280 data centres down to just 14. [ + ]
Australian fixed-line market shrank 2.3% in 2013
Declining voice revenues and tougher competition in business data services caused the Australian fixed telecom market to decline 2.3% last year, and IDC expects the market to continue to contract. [ + ]
Apple unveils smart watch, large iPhone
Apple did not surprise anybody yesterday by announcing a new smart watch, the iPhone 6 and the large-screen iPhone 6 Plus, as well as a new mobile payment service. [ + ]
Geek Weekly: Our top tech stories for 11 September
NASA's Moon computer; $47m idea that sucks; IBM's Watson could cure you; Brain-to-brain messaging; Outages galore this week. [ + ]