In this World Wide Wrap: Worthington blames previous management, contract management group meets, and SpringCM unveils 4.2.
Symantec recognised the company as one of the award winners at its Altiris Solutions Partners in Excellence event.
The navy's first and only woman admiral resigns after being convicted for fraud.
In today's technology roundup: Banks more trustworthy than govt, Blu-ray player prices rise, Barclays tackles enviro concerns, and heart device hack a shocker.
ITWeb TV #SS24 Steve Jump, Custodiet Advisory Services
Recorded live at ITWeb Security Summit 2024, Steve Jump, director, Custodiet Advisory Services, provided ITWeb's Adrian Hinchcliffe with an update on the Security Summit Hackathon, the value these have in skills development and talent recruitment for companies and the start-up scene, as well as an overview of Secure by Design principles.
A new Excel vulnerability affects Windows and Mac Office users, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
ITWeb Security Summit 2024
Biometric user authentication can be a cost-effective value proposition.
ITWeb TV: AI-driven fraud rises as criminals target human trust | Ep #158
AI-driven fraud is rising across Africa, with criminals exploiting human behaviour and trust rather than system vulnerabilities, says Thalia Pillay, CEO of Orca Fraud. In an interview with ITWeb Africa editor Samuel Mungadze, Pillay says criminals are deploying increasingly sophisticated AI-powered tactics to circumvent security controls.
Look out for the MonaRonaDona virus, which is used to sell fake anti-virus software.
PandaLabs forecasts how Internet threats will evolve over the next few months.
IT security becomes an issue for airlines, as the migration to IP-enabled networks continues and passengers switch to self-service.
ITWeb Security Summit 2025 Johannesburg
IT can improve safety in hazardous working environments, says Netshield SA.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle upgrades security, ADXStudio available, and IBM ups search capabilities.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID chips easy to hack, ATMs upgraded for chip cards, and mobile tickets save money.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bug remains until June, BlackBerry servers vulnerable, and IT managers wary of virtual servers.