Social media and communication technologies such as BlackBerry Messenger come under fire as the London riots continue.
In a video message on YouTube, the infamous hacking collective announces it will take down Facebook on 5 November.
Puleng Technologies will deliver Ping's cloud identity management solutions in SA.
The scourge seems to be levelling off as the number of complaints to the banking ombudsman drops.
It is vital to inspect external incoming traffic for malware, and internal traffic between various devices, says Dominique Honnay, director of SonicWall.
In today's technology roundup: Google slashes Gmail calling charges, cyber crime costs rise 56%, HTC drags Apple to court, and UK drops Web site blocking bid.
'The Forrester Wave: Network Access Control (NAC), Q2 2011' commends Enterasys for its NAC strategy.
Penetration testing and VA services provide clients with information about risks facing their public infrastructure.
As long as data exists in digital format and is stored somewhere on a server, it is available to anyone, says ConVista Consulting.
In today's technology roundup: HP, Oracle in trade secrets row, S Korea fingers China for data theft, RSA Security attack costs $66m, and MS-DOS turns 30.
eBotswana takes Sentech to court, claiming the signal provider has not done enough to stop SA's television transmission being hacked.
While the attack caused disruptions to its network, the impact was minimal, says the organisation.
Julius Malema is once again targeted by hackers, with the league's Web site defaced twice yesterday.