There needs to be a shift in security culture, so security professionals work with the business side, says Standard Bank.
Mobile security policies must be as transparent as possible and not cripple functionality, says RIM.
More MTN subscribers come out of the woodwork with billing queries, but MTN says a few clients are still being sorted out.
The company plans to move voice traffic onto networks that will grow its margins.
Telcos are granted an extension for submitting written comments on the draft termination rate regulations.
In today's technology roundup: Verizon, Google develop iPad rival, Facebook fad fades, UK privacy losses hit |--gbp--|1bn, and Mozilla CEO to step down.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canada RFID programme falls short, Samsung smartens up libraries, and RFID links phones and cars.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia sues Apple over patents, Lenovo LePhone unboxed, and TomTom unveils new gadgets.
In this World Wide Wrap: Agreement on multi-gigabit WiFi, US targets counterfeit networking hardware, and Aruba acquires mesh specialist
Clickatell SMS was deployed to invite voters to text Sudanese election practices in real-time.
Enterprises have a lot more to worry about than simply barricading their perimeters from external threats, says PayPal.
Governments need to view broadband networks as basic national infrastructure, says ITU's Hamadoun Tour'e.
After the DOC abandoned plans for 112 centres, there will now be three emergency numbers.