| Hi John, After Google's very scary sounding Project Zero security report suggesting groups making a "sustained effort to hack the users of iPhones in certain communities over a period of at least two years", Apple has struck back.
Residents of two suburbs in Logan City will be the first in Queensland to be able to receive delivery of goods by drones from Project Wing, an initiative of Alphabet, the parent company of Google. The suburbs covered are Crestmead and Marsden, as part of the company's Early Flyer Program, and deliveries will begin this month.
Lenovo sees IoT as the next big thing, and is developing products for deployment at the edge and in backend systems.
The Federal Government has indicated that it would like to play a much bigger role in managing cyber security incidents in Australia, releasing a discussion paper and inviting views from all and sundry towards drafting a cyber security strategy for 2020.
Australia’s competition regulator the ACCC has strengthened its cartel immunity and cooperation policy – and launched a whistleblower tool to facilitate anonymous reporting of cartel activities
ASX-listed Canberra-based cyber security firm archTIS has signed up the Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department as the first Australian Government client for its content and collaboration cloud service, Kojensi Gov. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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