Poor pay a 'poverty premium' on mobile data
POPI, GDPR will see data storage costs soar
Encryption is the only way to protect data, but encrypted data consumes significantly more storage, warns Infinidat.
Strong anti-money laundering laws hamper crypto-currency crime
Crypto-currency exchanges in countries with weak AML regulation receive nearly 5% of their payments directly from criminal sources, says CipherTrace.
What SA businesses should do differently in light of GDPR
Webber Wentzel's Karl Blom will be speaking at ITWeb's GDPR Update.
Groupon to pay IBM $57m to settle patent dispute
The online marketplace reaches a settlement with IBM, which accused it of using its patented e-commerce technology without authorisation.
Musk's tweets come back to bite him
The SEC accuses CEO Elon Musk of fraud after a series of "false and misleading" tweets about potentially taking Tesla private.
ConCourt orders Dlamini to pay up
The Constitutional Court hands down judgement in the matter concerning minister Bathabile Dlamini's role in the social grants payments debacle.
ETC pays big to get motorists to settle e-toll debt
The Electronic Toll Collection company spends R4.6 million in legal fees trying to summons motorists to pay their e-toll debt.
Uber to pay $148m to settle data breach cover-up
In a costly resolution to one of its biggest embarrassments, Uber will pay $148 million for failing to disclose a massive data breach in 2016.
Cwele, ICASA agree to set court matter aside
Minister Siyabonga Cwele and the telecoms regulator settle legal battle to initiate the licensing of unallocated high demand spectrum.
Apple accused of stealing secrets to help Intel
Qualcomm claims Apple stole its chip-making secrets and gave them to Intel, paving the way for Apple to switch to Intel's improved semiconductors.
SA pays attention to cyber crime at highest level
Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula urges efficient, powerful and cost-effective cyber defence to protect SA's critical information infrastructure.