With only weeks to go before penalties kick in, almost 20% of companies have submitted staff payroll details to SARS.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook in Google smear campaign, Android viruses increase 400%, LimeWire agrees $105m settlement, and Bin Laden's e-mail tricks exposed.
Companies that lose data face financial costs, penalties and dented credibility.
In today's technology roundup: Google promises 'new computing model', massive job losses loom at Cisco, Huawei draws blood in ZTE tussle, and IT staff in greater demand.
The lawmakers want input from industry on the state of digital privacy and to begin possible government regulations.
US Senators have voted 34 to nine to advance the Bill to second-round debate.
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The government and regulating bodies have, at last, created an environment where market forces may prevail, says Walter Betschel, CEO of Telfree.
E-bidding sites are usually massively profitable for the owner, at the expense of bidders, says SensePost security analyst.
The Protection of Personal Information Bill will act as a service differentiator, say speakers at ITWeb's Security Summit.
Technical expertise is not a must to become a cyber criminal, says M86 Security's Bradley Anstis.
Too much information is available online and SA needs to govern what can be posted about its citizens.
Regulations and policies are needed to regulate military use of information security, says Patrick Gray, host of the RiskyBusiness Security News Podcast.
The 2011 Enterprise Excellence Award winners are the North Carolina Office of State Controller and RBS Group.