BUI is committed to helping customers manage user access more efficiently and more securely as remote productivity gains momentum worldwide.
The financially-troubled mobile operator says it has a zero-tolerance policy towards illegal or unethical activity and will not hesitate to act on evidence.
The company added 11 products to its portfolio, launched its free mobile device management tool, Ndevor, and expanded the EMEA team and resources in SA.
Companies must evolve and enhance their digital environments and make it more seamless to operate remotely, says Loophold Security Distribution.
Facebook’s recent move comes as no surprise to the data community, says data governance expert Sizwe Gwala.
The mobile operator’s customers can now access gender-based violence app, Bright Sky SA, without incurring data costs.
Global tech research firm Omdia sheds light on key trends for the telecoms industry, predicting a second wave of acceleration of 5G deployments in 2021.
The Ayoba app says it’s focused on protecting users’ privacy and security, as more users become frustrated by social media firms that abuse these rights.
Scores of Uber Eats driver partners plan a nationwide protest against the company’s alleged “slavery” treatment of staff and significantly reduced earnings.
The minister is engaging with MTN, Telkom, Vodacom and Cell C, with the intention that data becomes accessible to students.
The US and the kingdom commit to safeguarding each country’s national security by excluding high-risk digital equipment suppliers.
The CrowdStrike Services Cyber Front Lines Report reveals widespread remote work has broad-reaching effects on cyber security.