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Interview: Lee Thompson, Nutanix
In our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we talk cloud and change with Nutanix's Lee Thompson. [ + ]
NZ to make public sector carbon neutral by 2025
The New Zealand Government's new Carbon Neutral Government Programme commits to making the public sector carbon neutral by 2025. [ + ]
Interview: Phil Dawson, AUCloud
In our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we talk cloud and efficiency with AUCloud's Phil Dawson. [ + ]
UK urged to tackle algorithmic bias
The UK's Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation has issued a series of recommendations aimed at tackling algorithmic bias among public sector organisations. [ + ]
Cloud now more secure than on-premises for UK Defence
The UK's Defence is storing more of its non-classified information in the public cloud under the belief that this is now more secure than on-premise storage. [ + ]
What the cloud certification model means for you
Federal government agencies are now required to understand, assess and authorise the cloud services they wish to consume. [ + ]
Interview: Peter Hughes, RingCentral
In our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we talk communications with RingCentral's Peter Hughes. [ + ]
DTA enters WofG purchasing arrangement with Oracle
Federal government agencies will be able to purchase new Oracle products and services under the new whole-of-government purchasing arrangement. [ + ]
Victoria to invest over $275m on digital transformation
The Victorian Government will spend $195.9m to establish Digital Victoria as part of a package of digital transformation and COVID recovery budget items. [ + ]
OAIC publishes first COVIDSafe report
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner received 11 enquiries but no complaints related to the COVIDSafe app in the past six months. [ + ]
Is remote working in government here to stay?
The challenge for departments and agencies is how to successfully sustain and grow a remote workforce. Where do they go to from here? [ + ]
UK establishes cyberwarfare agency
The UK government has revealed a new joint cyberwarfare agency tasked with carrying out offensive action against terrorists, cybercriminals and state actors. [ + ]
Tasmania to invest $4.9m to expand cyber program
The Tasmanian Government has committed $4.9m towards augmenting the state's Whole-of-Government Cyber Security Program. [ + ]
Trump fires official for defending security of election
US President Donald Trump has fired the director of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency for defending the integrity of the 2020 election. [ + ]
DTA consulting on Digital Identity legislation
The DTA is consulting on proposed legislation covering enhanced privacy and consumer safeguards for the Trusted Digital Identity Framework. [ + ]
