Vocus, Australia's fourth biggest telecommunications company, which has been in the news for all the wrong reasons recently, has received a $2.2 billion takeover offer from private US equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts.

Huawei’s sponsorship of Vivid Sydney is where it showcased its latest P10 Plus dual Leica-lens camera smartphone Android flagship against its stunning light show installation at Vivid Sydney 2017.

In March, following a terror attack in London, The Age came out with the incredible claim that WhatsApp had something to do with it. This time, The Age, whose parent company Fairfax Media boasts that it practises quality journalism, has got a new theory: the instant messaging app Telegram had something to with it.

There has been a massive rise in email impersonation attacks – where a cybercriminal attempts to impersonate a trusted individual – around the world as organisations fight a seemingly losing battle to prevent malicious emails from breaking through security systems.

Healthcare workforce management software provider Allocate Software has inked a five-year contract with one of Melbourne’s largest metropolitan public health services, Eastern Health, for the implementation of a rostering and time and attendance system.

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