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Only 70% of companies have implemented anti-malware protection solutions fully across their businesses, the report says.
Luminet 4.2 reveals user activity across enterprise applications and scores risk in real-time.
A slew of phishing attacks target online gaming Web sites to steal valuable information, says Kaspersky Lab.
The 'install-and-forget' mentality when it comes to firewall security, is ineffective, says Securicom.
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Virtual private networks differ in terms of security capabilities, customisability, scalability and robustness, says Dries Morris, operations director at Securicom.
The new laws would mean all businesses will be forced to come clean about data security problems, says the EC.
Gijima on Wednesday promised that all 3 700 of its employees would receive iPads in the next six months.
By opening their IT systems to the Internet, banks are increasingly at risk from security attacks, says Huawei Symantec.
In today's technology roundup: Apple can keep secrets from Samsung, UK teen charged over Web attacks, anti-Israel app pulled from App Store, and Google bullish on m-payments.
The e-mail management and security gateway ensures e-mail availability, compliance and security.
Many SMEs in SA still have not recognised the impact hacking can have on their businesses, says Symantec.