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CBA's DevOps agent is helping on-call engineers on 2am wake-up duty
Finding root cause while engineers boot up. Source link
Dayforce delays Preceda switch-off as customers linger
Says “most” customers have moved. Source link
On London's streets, facial recognition tests the balance between security and liberty
UK gov works to develop legal framework. Source link
Truro businesses call for certainty on freight bypass project
SA businesses situated along a major thoroughfare say they are holding back on making decisions about their future, amid uncertainty surrounding a slated road project that could divert traffic around the area. Source link
Another serious Linux local privesc bug surfaces
Qualys finds vulnerability introduced in 2016. Source link
Employers Mutual Limited strengthens cyber defences with XDR shift
Extending client data protection with AI. Source link
Trump's push for a ceasefire is good for peace but our wallets still feel the pain
US President Donald Trump was yesterday touting an end to the war in Iran, but declaring mission accomplished in Washington will not spare Australian consumers, and politicians, from the economic fallout of the conflict. Source link
Link between terrorism and DV could be key to preventing homicide
A world-first research project is aiming to prevent family and intimate partner homicides with similar strategies to those being used to tackle terrorism and lone-actor attacks. Source link
Data shows why Australians are stuck and not switching jobs or starting businesses
People are less mobile, less dynamic and more risk-averse than we used to be, a series of economic indicators shows. Source link
The migration maths behind the housing crisis is not what politicians claim
Arthur Calwell argued migration was essential to national survival. Today, the Coalition says it should depend on how many homes get built, but the economics are far from straightforward. Source link