Eighty-three percent of Android apps have access to users' sensitive data, and 96% of Android apps can launch without consent, says Kaspersky Lab.
Attackers are up to their old tricks, using social engineering and phishing to steal crypto-currency, says Kaspersky Lab.
Data is at the heart of innovation, but POPI and GDPR might be cutting off, or at least severely curtailing, this lifeblood.
SITA tops the list as the department's entity with the most reported cases for contravening anti-bribery and corruption legislation.
While the opportunity for growth appears endless in this market, these relationships may lead to unintended labour law consequences, says Webber Wentzel.
The agency's move to a new system as it phases out Cash Paymaster Services and brings in the post office stumbles as the July payment cycle is beset with technical glitches.
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The High Court dismissed ProxiSmart and its business model, which proposed aspects of administrative work within property transfers be dealt with outside the legal profession.
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.
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The Basic Conditions of Employment Amendment Bill and the NMW Bill have significant consequences for employees and employers alike, says Webber Wentzel.