With cyber espionage and cyber warfare using similar techniques, countries must prepare defence systems, says security expert.
It's no longer about the network, but about the people, says RSA.
Xbox Live is officially announced for SA, but local gamers are appalled by the pricing.
We are not the customers of social networking sites, we are the product they sell, says BT's chief security technology officer.
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Liquid time is how we make optimal use of our available minutes and seconds, says Zinhle Modiselle, Intel PR manager for South and sub-Saharan Africa.
The matchmaking engine helps businesses quickly locate the applications they need.
The only solution is to build information security into the DNA of the organisation and its employees, says John Mc Loughlin, MD of J2 Software.
Trojans have increased in Europe, but phishing attacks continue to be successful locally and are cheap to operate, says EMC Southern Africa.
Data traffic generated by the telescope will exceed current worldwide Internet traffic, says the project office.