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.
South Africa is beginning to lag behind other nations in today's information-driven world. Catching up will require the political will to revise the POPI Act and to get the Information Regulator up to speed.
ICASA's new regulations on out-of-bundle billing and rollover data are put on hold as it faces a court battle with telcos that say they need more time to comply.
The mobile operator seeks an urgent interdict against the regulator over the timeline of the new data expiry rules.
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The use of unlicensed software by local organisations has dropped by 2 points since 2016, says the 2018 Global Software Survey.
The telco confirms the Hawks visited its offices last week to obtain documents relating to aspects of the long-running litigation between MTN and Turkcell.
TruTrak will enable healthcare institutions in particular to collect, transport and safely dispose of such material.
Warren Hero's appointment to the newly created role supports the firm's increased use and adoption of technology.
Telecoms and postal services minister Siyabonga Cwele says Cabinet will soon make a decision on spectrum allocation in SA.
If you have customers living in the EU, your services will fall under GDPR and you would therefore need to be GDPR-compliant.