In today's technology roundup: More trouble for RIM, Mozilla to unleash Firefox 5 today, iPhone drives up mobile data, and Google Chrome Frame bypasses admin controls.
In spite of the growth, consumers are yet to embrace the concept of mobile shopping, says Forrester Research.
Malware causes about 43% of computer issues requiring SMEs to have their machines serviced, says Office Depot.
The company's expanded range of networking products has resulted from HP's acquisition of 3Com.
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.
The company reports 56% revenue growth and more than 1 000 new customers for the fiscal year ended 31 March.
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The slate PC plugs enterprise data leaks caused by employees introducing non-secure slates to the workplace.
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.
Levels of sensitive data loss are much higher in developing markets, says Kaspersky Lab.
When staff think before opening a suspicious e-mail attachment, businesses save a great deal of money, says Kaspersky Lab.
A study shows disgraced US congressman Anthony Weiner is not alone when it comes to regretting an online post.
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The last five years have been the golden age of cyber crime, says Eugene Kaspersky, CEO and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab.
As cyber attacks move from targeting money to information, smartphone users make the perfect victims.
ICANN green-lights a decision to allow Internet address names to end in almost any word, in any language.
The group unleashed 'Titanic Takeover Tuesday,' targeting Eve Online's Web servers, says Sophos.