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Social engineering still SA’s number one cyber security risk

The Verizon report says 85% of breaches involved a human element, with stealing user credentials the most favoured technique of cyber criminals.

Axiz programme to help SMEs build out MSP offering

Axiz Technology Services is enabling partners of all sizes to expand their service portfolios and increase their revenue streams using the company's no-risk, try and buy model.

Standard Bank Mobile

Standard Bank Mobile launches fixed LTE offerings

The mobile virtual network operator says it bases its packaged offers on an amount of data per month, including a router.

AAC Clyde Space

Boost for SA’s space, satellite industry as new firm opens

Swedish space tech company AAC Clyde Space establishes a subsidiary in SA, to capitalise on the rapidly-growing market for satellites and space services in Africa.

Tarsus Distribution

Tarsus appointed distributor of Lalela

The company will distribute Lalela’s backup power solutions for WiFi, routers and laptops.

Tarsus Distribution

Evotel joins the party

Evotel has taken its time to make sure that lowering its prices will be sustainable in the long run, and has now announced that it will be reducing its fibre rates.

Networking: It’s all about the business case

The choice between SDWAN and MPLS is not a simple technology discussion − the needs of the business must be properly understood to make the right decision.

Green light for Afrihost, Cool Ideas merger

The Competition Commission unconditionally approves the proposed merger whereby Afrihost intends to acquire Cool Ideas.

MetroFibre acquisition deal recommended for approval

The Competition Commission finds the proposed transaction is unlikely to result in a substantial prevention or lessening of competition in any relevant markets.

Teraco’s JB3 data centre facility up and running in Ekurhuleni

The company says the new facility comprises 45 000sqm of building structure, 12 000sqm of data hall space, and 29MW of critical power load.

Your people – first and last line of cyber security defence

The volume and velocity of cyber attacks have gone beyond the capability of humans to manage without the help of automation and AI, says Lukas van der Merwe, specialist sales executive: security at Gijima.

SURVEY: Tech needs to adapt to support remote working

We asked South African organisations about their SD-WAN adoption as they shifted to remote working.

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