internet
-
Systems Are ‘Guarding’ Your Data in Cyberspace but Who Is Guarding These Guards?
We use internet-connected devices to access our bank accounts, keep our transport systems moving, communicate with our colleagues, listen to music, undertake commercially sensitive tasks – and order pizza. Digital security is integral to our lives, every day. And as our IT systems become more complex, the potential for vulnerabilities increases. More and more organisations…
-
Sixty Separate Governments Pledge to Keep an Open Internet, But the Usual Suspects Aren’t on It
A nonbinding agreement fronted by the U.S. is looking to set goals and boundaries for the future of a free internet. And though the declaration is more of a nonbinding agreement that is loose on specifics, it’s also noteworthy who isn’t on the pledge, namely China and Russia.
-
Optus and TPG Refund Millions After Charging 38,000 Customers for Internet Speeds They Could Not Get
Optus and TPG are refunding customers $6.5 million after failing to tell customers the maximum speeds advertised in their internet plan were not attainable.
-
Aussie Broadband Makes Its First Acquisition for $344 Million
Aussie Broadband has made its first acquisition, a Brisbane-based IT solutions company called Over the Wire, for $344 million.