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ZDNet Week in Review - AU March 22, 2018

Australian government considers approach to cybersecurity 'world-leading' A prime minister that understands the seriousness of cybersecurity combined with cross-government and public-private information sharing initiatives has sent Australia to the fore, according to Minister for Law Enforcement and Cyber Security Angus Taylor. READ FULL STORY RELATED • ​Australian pollies shut down calls for transparency over data use • ​The Australian government and the loose definition of IT projects 'working well' Australia to anoint a 'startup authority' as part of visa pilot READ FULL STORY Australian government seeks copyright fair use feedback READ FULL STORY Broken down by NBN technology: ACMA wants to publish telco complaints data READ FULL STORY Aussie Broadband unveils NBN CVC graphs READ FULL STORY Atlassian's largest-ever infrastructure project: CTO shares lessons learned READ FULL STORY Telstra completes small cell rollout in Melbourne READ FULL STORY Privacy Commissioner to look at Facebook compliance in Australia READ FULL STORY iiNet and Internode fall to NBN speed claims compensation hammer READ FULL STORY Victoria adopts Australia Post digital proof-of-age card READ FULL STORY Telstra partners with Microsoft for Office 365 calling READ FULL STORY Where Milliseconds Matter: An ad tech solution guide White Papers from IBM Get 2 Months of VMware Cloud Foundation Free! Training from IBM Top ten criteria for selecting a managed services provider White Papers from IBM 1. Smartphones 8 impressive Chinese smartphones you've never heard of | Can these minimalist phones save us from our smartphone obsession? | The 10 best smartphones 10 best smartphones of 2018 (shame about Huawei) Read more › 2. Tech industry ​​​Anti-H-1B ads targeting foreign tech workers swamp San Fran mass transit | Baidu obtains plates to test autonomous cars on public roads in Beijing | If Facebook worked we wouldn't be in this mess Read more › For $15,000, GrayKey promises to crack iPhone passcodes for police This palm-sized box can break your iPhone's password, giving police full access to a device's file system -- messages, photos, call logs, browsing history, keychain and user passwords, and more. READ FULL STORY The CIO's guide to enterprise transformation with cloud White Papers from IBM Download Now Consume mainframe workloads with the agility of the cloud White Papers from IBM Download Now Powering Digital Intelligence with Cloud Analytics White Papers from IBM Download Now IT leader's guide to deep learning eBooks from Tech Pro Research Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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