In today's technology roundup: 'Clickjacking' worm hits Facebook, Pakistani court removes Facebook ban, European Council backs Digital Agenda, and free apps install spyware on Macs.
Companies should develop high-level policies for the use of social networks, says Simon Campell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Software.
Smaller businesses haven`t been a major focus for technology vendors and their resellers, says Levina de Matos, Samsung product manager at Tarsus Technologies.
Non-compliance to payment service standards will result in SA's online retailers missing the market boom and facing heavy fines.
If the network is compromised, it can bring business to a halt, says Loophold Security Distribution.
The software raises security, management and compliance of real-time and unified communications. [Local rep: Seven Days Technologies]
The University of Johannesburg will use the Kaspersky security solution to secure its technology assets.
Industry players present opposing arguments for the uptake of proprietary and open network access solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sybase intros mobile platform, MS unveils Windows Server AppFabric RC, and Oracle acquires security apps firm.
The company adds the heterogeneous database firewall to its database security solutions.
There is a general misconception that cyber-criminals select only high worth users, says Avira.
CA has attained the ISO/IEC 20000-1:2005 and ISO/IEC 27001:2005 certifications for its global IT operations.
Attacks on a quantum cryptography system may have no significance for the system at the Moses Mabhida Stadium.