In today's technology roundup: Age of cyber warfare dawns, hacktivists ransack Hitler defender's e-mail, T-Mobile staff sold personal data, and RidRx unveils stethoscope app.
In today's technology roundup: ISPs unhappy with data proposals, online bank hackers get 13 years, spam net snares 250 000 bots, China joins supercomputer elite, and Net gets set for alphabet changes.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils virtualisation security, virtualisation spreads its roots, and tax benefit for Irish VMware users.
Having an unsecured wireless network is like leaving your house unlocked, says Simon Webster, technical consultant, The Webcom Group.
SecurAccess v.5.3 helps IT managers secure corporate networks, whether they are based in the cloud or in the office. [Local rep: AfricaSD]
The connectivity of a country is often related to its vulnerability to cyber crime, say security firms.
Africa forms part of the global Computerlinks emerging markets development strategy.
The company highlights the emerging market as a key revenue growth target and uses cloud computing to capture this sector.
In today's technology roundup: Adobe cuts staff by 10%, firms not ready for data breaches, eight charged in $9.5m hack, and live UK football for iPhone users.
In this World Wide Wrap: Radware delivers on Alteon promise, Cisco and EMC in cloud collaboration, and LaCie intros media server NAS drive.
Passlogix's v-GO Single Sign-On now supports Microsoft Windows 7. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
In this World Wide Wrap: Unisys secures the cloud, predicting Apple App Store growth, and Microsoft redefines service costs.
In today's technology roundup: Collapse of phone network simulated, NY insider trading scandal widens, F1 designer unveils electric car, and EU amends 'three strikes' Bill.