The consumerisation of IT is driving a power struggle between end-users, business, and IT, said RIM.
New threats are surfacing faster than ever and increasingly targeting application-layer vulnerabilities, says Bitrate.
Around 55 000 different pieces of new malware are being created each day, and anti-virus alone is not enough, says McAfee.
The company is draw to the continent's rapid growth, and plans data computing projects in SA.
The company enters the server flash market with the unveiling of Project Lightning.
Businesses should adopt the “assume the enemy knows the system” approach in the face of Stuxnet, says Symantec.
The geographic information system helps the city maintain the balance between issuing too many and too few licences.
The Protection of Personal Information Bill will act as a service differentiator, say speakers at ITWeb's Security Summit.
MiX Telematics' Quinton Pienaar outlines the benefits of using the Corporate Threat Model when assessing a firm's risk profile.
The nifty surveillance gadgets of the James Bond movies are real and are being used even in SA's corporate environment.
Technical expertise is not a must to become a cyber criminal, says M86 Security's Bradley Anstis.
A hacker can access an iPhone user's personal credentials, GPS coordinates and IP addresses.
Data loss prevention needs to be proactive rather than reactive, says DJ Skillman, Splunk director of technical services.