Identity and access management adoption shouldn't be pushed by law, but rather by the pain of loss.
If a deal is not reached this weekend, Eclipse will be wrapped up and jobs lost.
Cell C questions the need for the handset subsidy code of conduct.
Open source software and cloud computing can achieve huge cost savings in IT investments, says Snynaq.
Companies under-invest in protection against theft of corporate secrets, a Forrester Consulting study reveals.
SAS Fraud Management solutions provide the ability to analyse 100% of transactions in real-time.
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The international payment service clamps down on fraud across its customer base.
The communications regulator slashes rates to 40c by 2012.
The implementation of the R2.5 billion contract hangs in the balance, as home affairs says the deal is invalid.
Allowing users to be paid back for unused minutes or data will cause a rush of money laundering, say operators.
In today's technology roundup: HP under investigation for bribery, Opera Mini tops Apple apps chart, NYC teens think hacking is cool, and Robonaut ready for duty.
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