The Australian Broadcasting Corporation will sack 37 staff from its technology team, saying would it "prioritise digital products, content management and core technology capabilities, in line with the Investing in Audiences strategy".

The face of controversial American television star Roseanne Barr suddenly appeared in all its glory in the most unlikely of places on Thursday: as a radar image on the website of the Bureau of Meteorology.

About 10,000 customers of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia may have had their personal information compromised due to emails being sent to the cba.com domain, instead of cba.com.au.

A statement by the head of security firm FireEye that US government spooks produce "nice" malware when compared to that of other states has been reported by the American tech news website Cyberscoop – and allowed to pass unchallenged.

Martech business Rokt, pronounced “rocked” with a ’t’, not “rocket”, says Splunk has given it predictable and scalable IT management and security. iTWire CIO in residence commentator David M Williams reports.

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