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Data retention policies and litigation hold can act as a one-two punch to minimise your company’s risk exposure, says Adam Bown, head of eDiscovery and Forensics at Cloud Essentials.

The European Commission accuses the chipmaker of abusing its market dominance in 3G baseband chipsets.

The company says EOH Mthombo, the unit that was largely implicated in the dubious payments, will be closed in two years.

The Competition Commission probes Eliovect’s allegations that MTN and Cell C are colluding with Blue Label to block black service providers.

Stephen van Coller accuses eight individuals for the corruption scandal that hit the JSE-listed IT services firm.

An ENSAfrica investigation at the IT services company finds evidence of a number of governance failings and wrongdoing.

South African mobile operators lose hundreds of millions of rands due to criminals and vandals targeting their base stations, and they say the battle is far from over.

The board engages with the police to descend on illegal online casinos imminently, while the emergence of crypto-currencies adds a further layer of complication.

The proposed fine would be the largest penalty ever issued by the Information Commissioner’s Office, and is equivalent to 1.5% of BA's global turnover for the financial year ending 31 December.

Leratadima Marketing Solutions must complete its order of government-subsidised digital migration decoders, despite being placed into liquidation.

Advocate Pansy Tlakula believes her position as SA's Information Regulator will complement the way the UN human rights committee tackles hate speech and racism on digital platforms.