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Infosec journalist currently between gigs. Owner of Bunjaree Cottages. www.bunjareecottages.com.au - Views my own.
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Systemd adds filesystem mount tool

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By Richard Chirgwin Verified
| LXer Linux News
The developers behind Systemd, the alternative to sysvinit, have added a mount tool to their user space bootstrapper. The mount tool landed during the weekend in this merge. It gives Systemd users a systemd-mount command, letting the mount command pull in dependencies and use auto-mounting logic. Developer Lennart Poettering notes, scheduling the mount means there's time to check parent mounts, or run a file system checker. Poettering gave a much longer explanation at Reddit, here.
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Queensland TMR's tech team seeking CTO

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By Richard Chirgwin Verified
| iTnews
Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads is looking for an executive director and chief technology officer (CTO). The CTO role is currently being held by Matt Hodder in an acting capacity, after predecessor Brett Stenson left for Brisbane City Council in August 2023 after a five-year stint. iTnews approached TMR for comment. The CTO role has four direct reports and a staff of more than 180 full-time equivalents.
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NSW cyber security agency plans further local government action

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By Richard Chirgwin Verified
| iTnews
Cyber Security NSW is planning industry roundtables which it hopes will bolster security in the local government sector. Local governments faced criticism in 2021, again in 2023, and in another sampling audit this year, leading the state government’s cyber security agency seek solutions for the sector, not just more point-in-time audits.
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