The US Justice Department is reportedly preparing an investigation of Google to determine if it broke anti-trust laws.
From 1 March 2020, the exemption provision will be limited to the first R1 million of any foreign income earned by an expat, says Webber Wentzel.
International cyber crime, trade wars raise challenges in legislation and prosecution, say UKZN researchers.
LAWtrust’s Maeson Maherry explains how strong authentication and transactions tied to digital signatures can secure an organisation from the inside out.
How prepared is SA for an attack? It depends on who you ask.
The company tells the US government that banning it using cyber security as an excuse will do nothing to make networks more secure.
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Government must act urgently to adopt the Cyber Crimes Bill, as the country cannot continue without this critical legislation being in place, says a cyber security specialist.
MTN is facing more trouble in Nigeria, this time an investigation by Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
The Chinese tech giant will reportedly lose access to updates to Google's Android operating system and future Huawei smartphones will not have access to the Google Play Store.
With the Brexit deadline looming, companies that have not moved their data centres will not have time to do so before the exit, says Unitas Global.
After two-years in the works, Blue Label Telecoms gets go-ahead to acquire 50% stake in mobile content and value-added services platform Hyve Mobile.
Users of Sabinet's Online Legal Registers will save time and increase efficiencies, the company says.