Hardware hacking is as prevalent as software hacking, only with far less attention.
In today's technology roundup: Technology makes women happier, single group did 66% of phishing, lasers scan future possibilities, and Internet approaches addressing limit.
The action thriller game available exclusively to Xbox 360 has hit South African shores. [Local rep: Comztek]
The first quarter of 2010 came in above expectations for the company.
In this World Wide Wrap: SAP to buy Sybase, Citrix unveils XenClient, and IBM acquires Cast Iron.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tibco refreshes event monitoring offerings, Openet unveils data management platform, and document management saves company |--gbp--|100k.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS releases Office 2010, Ricoh upgrades @Remote suite, and NetApp unveils SharePoint 2010 solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM offers social networking BI, MicroStrategy unveils BI platform upgrade, and BI lacks ad-hoc analysis.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft invests in cloud, server sales for cloud to climb, and Dell simplifies data centre complexity.
With a multitude of best practice frameworks available, you need to choose the right one, says SAB.
Underground cyber crime gains the upper hand over security vendors.
The continent must start cleaning up before it gets walled off from the digital world.
Banks continuously add checks and balances to their online security strategies, often at the expense of usability.