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The number one pet hate of hackers
Penetration testers have an overriding frustration. -
Reflections of a 50-year ICT career
One ACS employee has had the ride of a lifetime.
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CIA uses iPhones and Samsung TVs to spy on citizens
And breaches to Australian government’s new data retention laws barely rated. -
Calling all women in ICT
Develop your business leadership skills with a scholarship. -
A new paradigm
Why our education system needs an overhaul. -
International Women's Day: #BeBoldForChange
How have you instigated change in your workplace? -
How one university gives its ICT grads the edge
It's no longer enough to graduate and jump into the workforce. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 12
Control Data Australia was second only to IBM. -
ACS launches first advanced professional accreditation for ICT grads
The University of Wollongong (UOW) is offering a Master of Information and Communication Technology Advanced. -
How to survive ransomware: play it small
Crypto-ransomware is on the rise. What should you do if your organisation gets hit? -
The unintended casualty of poor cybersecurity
It’s a matter of trust. -
Uber loses landmark Australian court case as spotlight increases on internal culture
Drivers must pay GST as troubles continue for Uber. -
What are your earliest memories of our industry?
Help us make history with your story. -
Bill Marmion on WA's ICT plan
The Innovation Minister says the Government is making great progress. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 11
At last: the formation of the Australian Computer Society. -
Kate Doust talks ICT
As the WA election looms, where does Labor stand on ICT? -
In the money: ICT contractors in hot demand
Why a full-time role doesn’t pay. -
Getting serious about cybersecurity standards
ACS President Anthony Wong on lessons learned from the Australian Cyber Security Mission to San Francisco. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 10
Before the ACS, there were five computer societies.