The old saying that 'IT would be perfect if it weren't for end-users' rears its head again as IT departments attempt to secure devices in the era of distributed networks.
Much has been said about the proliferation of personal devices in corporates, but not enough has been said about the negative implications.
The company plans to reopen operations in SA, and expand its reach throughout Africa.
The company has signed agreements with all of the country's mobile and fixed-line telecoms companies.
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Organisations should move to a unified proactive approach to endpoint protection, says Symantec.
The software company says SA is its second-largest performer in the EMEA region.
The deal will see Alcatel-Lucent expand the GSM/Edge network of MTN Yemen.
One-hundred-and-twenty-six taxis have been fitted with navigation devices.
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