FireEye spent $12.5M on legal settlement costs last quarter
FireEye has revealed that it spent US$12.5 million in net legal settlement costs during the three months ending December 2017.
Stories by Leon Spencer
Aussie named in $678M cyber fraud ring investigation
An Australian man has been named by US authorities as one of 36 people to be charged for their alleged roles in the Infraud Organisation.
Government unveils public cloud push
The Federal Government has released a new secure cloud strategy that will make it easier for agencies to move to public cloud platforms.
TechOne denies unfair dismissal and bullying allegations
TechnologyOne has denied claims of unfair dismissal and alleged bullying by its former regional manager for Victoria.
Police arrest alleged hacker behind GoGet data breach
A 37-year-old NSW man has been charged for allegedly hacking into the database of local car sharing start-up, GoGet.
AEC pulled up over $27M Fuji Xerox scanning system deal
A new report puts the AEC's $27.2M procurement of Senate ballot scanning services from Fuji Xerox Businessforce in 2016 under scrutiny.
Microsoft hunts for new Aussie CTO
Surging demand for Microsoft’s cloud services in Australia has prompted a search for a new CTO for the company in the local market.
Oracle handed $17.5M Defence database deal
Defence has handed a $17.5 million contract to Oracle for software support for database, identity and access management software licences.
Govt IT procurement changemaker handed cybersecurity portfolio
Angus Taylor, Australia's Assistant Minister for Cities and Digital Transformation, has been named as the country’s new Minister for Law Enforcement and Cybersecurity.
Optus to compensate over 8,700 customers for slow NBN speeds
Optus has followed Telstra in its move to offer “remedies” to more than 8,700 of its customers who were misled about NBN speeds.
The top tech players that paid zero Aussie tax in 2015-16
The ATO reveals top earning tech companies in Australia that paid no tax while still reporting taxable income in the financial year ending 2016.
ATO boosts DXC deal to $1.5B
The ATO has said it will boost its long-running centralised computing contract with DXC Technology to $1.47 billion as it eyes up incoming procurement changes.
Telstra slashes $700M off income forecast after NBN HFC delay
Telstra has downgraded its profit forecast by $700 million after NBN Co decided to pause the rollout of its HFC network.
Labor claims NBN Co’s HFC delay could cost taxpayers millions
NBN Co’s move to pause its HFC network rollout to fix service issues could cost up to $790 million, according to the Australian Labor Party.
NBN Co pushes pause on HFC rollout amid service issues
NBN Co has revealed it will temporarily pause all new orders over its HFC network as it works to improve services using the technology.