The source code of a Hewlett Packard Enterprise's software package known as ArcSight, that is used by the US military for its cyber defence, was made available for inspection to Russian defence agency Echelon, which has close ties to the military.

The Vocus Group has announced the appointment of a new chairman and deputy chairman ahead of its annual general meeting which is scheduled for 24 October.

How does 16GB of mobile data for $4.90 sound? If you haven't yet joined Kogan Mobile, the Koganator wants you to terminate your relationship with competing telcos by re-introducing a special deal to tempt you into a taste of Kogan's telco offering.

A court in the US has ensured that the public will never know whom the FBI contacted to gain access to data on an iPhone 5C belonging to a terrorist or how much the agency paid for the job.

A senior consultant at security firm IOActive Labs claims to have found vulnerabilities in the latest versions of 21 of the most used and well-known mobile trading apps on the Google Play Store and Apple's App Store.

An Israeli security firm has revived the theory that the attackers who compromised the CCleaner Windows utility last month were a Chinese state-sponsored group.

GE and CSIRO’s Data61 have collaborated to develop a data analytics solution designed to give the Royal Australian Navy greater insights into its fleet engine performance and enhance operational efficiency.

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