Cyber criminals attempted to infiltrate a global recruitment firm’s systems, but Cortex XDR detected the unusual activity and automatically blocked the remote IP address.
A request for information from the South African National Roads Agency could see an alternative to its complex tolling environment, it says.
A practical look at how the Microsoft Cloud Security Benchmark can improve Azure security.
The future of outsourcing will not be determined by labour cost alone, says Zandile Myeni, growth and marketing executive, SoluGrowth.
Top business technology news | 13 - 18 June 2022
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RADWIN’s FiberinMotion technology provides high throughput, low latency and the ability to support mobility in demanding environments.
While the appetite for AI is strong, the reality of implementation is where things start to unravel and channel leaders need to step in.
A platform architecture decision that quietly shapes regulatory exposure, batch-run reliability and developer capacity in two of the most heavily regulated industries.
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African businesses can skip heavy compute construction and move directly to token model as a service for on-demand intelligence consumption.
One of the biggest risks of SaaS-based supply chain attacks is that they exploit trust rather than technical weaknesses, says CG Selva Ganesh, VP and CEO SA at In2IT Technologies.
The acquisition extends HOSTAFRICA’s hosting offering into a developer-first app platform aimed at agencies, software development companies and SaaS teams building for the local market.
Achieving cyber safety is no small task in 2026 and South African SMEs face an ever-evolving landscape of cyber security threats.
Responsibility for spam or unsolicited calls lies with the call centres or individuals making them, not the networks themselves, says Grant Aitken, COO at Centracom.