SMEs generally do not have the budget and resources to adequately protect their IT infrastructure, says Richard Broeke, IT security expert at Securicom.
Kaspersky Lab uncovered a cyber espionage toolset dubbed 'The Mask', which targets government institutions, energy companies and other victims in SA, says Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Distribution.
Eaton's range of UPS solutions for the data centre offers efficiency, manageability and energy metering capabilities, says Craig Heidemann, product manager at Tarsus Technologies.
Intranets are applications, not just information publications, says Martin Hattingh, delivery director at bSOLVe.
Strategic list management enables collections centres to segment debtors according to risk level, says Ebrahim Dinat, COO at Ocular Technologies.
Social media is a strong marketing tool and can be leveraged for talent management throughout the employee life cycle, says Yolandi Nortje, executive of Intuate Group.
Scalable, on-demand cloud computing services can help government entities focus on mission-critical objectives, says Richard Vester, director of Cloud Services at EOH.
The required size of the cabinet directly relates to the type of equipment to be installed, says Mark Hirst, T4 product manager at Cannon Technologies.
An app-ecosystem provides flexibility and time savings, while solving the risk of having one password for multiple accounts, says Richard Firth, CEO of MIP.
The e-mail security vista is changing and anti-spam and virus protection are no longer enough, says Richard Broeke, IT security expert at Securicom.
Matthew Goulding, managing director of Cannon Technologies, takes a look at the history and benefits of modular data centres.
This year "convergence" is set to be one of the big talking points across a wide range of sectors, says Peter Robb,?practice lead for architecture at Ovations Group.