The company teams up with Linux System Dynamics ahead of the anticipated uptake of open source solutions.
Criminals embark on a last-ditch effort to sell fraudulent tickets, says Symantec.
Social media gives voices to those who were previously silent.
In this World Wide Wrap: Online health portal proves popular, care facility gets wireless network, and US grants $2m for lab data exchange.
In this World Wide Wrap: Vendors block ATM hack demo, BSA awarded $3.3m settlement, and MS clamps down on UK piracy.
In this World Wide Wrap: WestJet gets self-service baggage tagging, iPad app aids easy travel, and healthcare self-screening in shops.
The freight forwarder acquired and deployed four Endian Macro X1 UTM firewalls.
Companies can now safely let their employees use Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, says 7 Days Technologies.
The introduction of more submarine cables will reduce the effects of breaks in single cable systems like Seacom, says Africa INX.
The academic community is left without international connectivity, having no backup plan following the Seacom outage.
Seacom has issued a statement saying it has secured options for its clients through other international connectivity providers, including cable networks.
Opportunity is knocking in the rolling out of telecoms infrastructure, says the new kid on the block.
The academic network is somehow able to offer Seacom capacity even though the undersea cable is broken.