Tough times lie ahead for network managers as the distinction between internal networks and the Internet disappears.
The solution automatically encrypts all Twitter interactions once a user logs on, says Sophos.
The new offering takes a stab at the desktop browser market.
Following the disaster in Japan, communication service providers and social networking sites do their bit to help.
In today's technology roundup: Mega spam botnet brought down, PlayBook to sync with MS Exchange, EMC's anti-hacking unit hacked, and aftershocks hit Japanese telcos.
Services will be free of charge to MyData customers who use or sign-up for CipherArchive.
Openwave Integra, Media and Web Optimizer solutions will intelligently manage increasing mobile data demand.
Conventional approaches to e-mail continuity are technically complex, says Mark Edwards, director of product and services at Intuate Group.
If Alistair Fairweather was made minister of technology tomorrow, one of the first things he'd do is unbundle the local loop.
Businesses need to change the way they deliver services in an age dominated by social media.
The Web site hosting service will have a fixed rate of R19 a month.
As the transition to IPv6 gets under way, analysts say now is the time for businesses to get ready.
The public can now fax, post, hand-deliver or e-mail e-tolling submissions to the Department of Transport.