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  Identity custodians needed in digital era

  Digital identity systems will fail if they do not take humans into account, warns identity innovator, suggesting that a ‘digital guardian’ could help overcome most of these challenges

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  GozNym bust underlines cyber crime threat

  A criminal network using GozNym malware has been shut down in an international law enforcement operation, but others are still operating, underlining the need for vigilance, warns a security expert

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  Interview: Ruha Benjamin, author, Race After Technology

  Why do systems that are supposed to help society seem to have a disproportionately adverse effect on ethnic minorities?

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  ANZ CIOs hit roadblocks in digital agenda

  Top IT leaders in Australia and New Zealand are grappling with cultural roadblocks and slow progress in advancing the countries’ digital agenda

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  How Open University went from bespoke IT to vanilla SAP

  It’s hard convincing users their business processes are a dud. But this is what Chris Youles, chief information officer of the Open University, needed to do to transform the organisation

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  ISPs get nine months prep for broadband contract rules shake-up

  Regulator Ofcom is giving broadband, phone and pay-TV service providers nine months to ready their systems and processes for the emergence of new rules, designed to make it easier for consumers to switch providers