US states can force online retailers to collect sales tax

The electric carmaker sues a former employee, claiming he hacked its trade secrets and transferred company data to third parties.

The US company sues Germany's SAP, accusing it of stealing trade secrets, copyright infringement and anti-trust violations.

Malware authors are adding coin mining features to their tools, even if the primary aim isn't coin mining, according to Morphisec Threat Report.

GDPR and POPI compliance demand restructuring of data management practices, and deep data and process mapping.

The South Gauteng High Court rules against MTN's attempt to set aside a Vodacom contract with Transnet worth R325 million.

The US Supreme Court takes up Apple's bid to escape a lawsuit accusing it of causing consumers to pay more than they should for apps.

The Basic Conditions of Employment Amendment Bill and the NMW Bill have significant consequences for employees and employers alike, says Webber Wentzel.

The contractor at the centre of the scandal involving the use of data from millions of Facebook users will be interrogated by a US Senate panel.

It aggregates bond registration data to give the client a full picture of the progress of their property registration.

They aim to combat cyber crime and threats to privacy globally through the sharing of threat information, says Fortinet.

T-Systems and Transnet embark on a "disengagement process" to insource all ICT services, while the state-owned group tries to sort out a legal battle over a new IT contract.

The organisation allegedly paid over R1.5 million to tech companies to unmask a whistle-blower who had accused its CEO of corrupt activities.