It is hoped the Protection of Personal Information Bill will be ready in time for the 2010 Fifa World Cup.
All host cities now have hi-tech centres to provide visitors with tourism information during 2010.
In today's technology roundup: Google phone ready in 2010, Ericsson wins Nortel GSM unit, Apple sues over power brick patents, and Wikipedia 'loses' 49 000 editors.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP commercial print sales down, Kodak and TweetPhoto partnership, and Xerox intros solid ink printer.
In this World Wide Wrap: Trust is cloud's missing ingredient, Qualcomm antitrust case dropped, and Internet disconnection requires judge oversight.
In this World Wide Wrap: Breakthrough in nanotube transistors, life after social networks, and miniaturised robots as future surgeons.
In this World Wide Wrap: Content management standard to be set, Object Consulting and Ingres enter alliance, and CrownPeak releases marketing suite.
In this World Wide Wrap: iBwave intros online customer portal, SoloHealth deploys interactive vision testing, and Texan city selects Lawson Software.
The higher expense is due to the management costs involved, says Camsoft Solutions.
Companies need to unify their security management to protect themselves in an exploding threat landscape, says McAfee.
Businesses need to think smarter about how they use virtualisation technologies to improve efficiency and cut costs.
Cloud computing worries make companies sceptical about putting confidential information into the hands of third-party vendors.
The company hosts a press conference to announce the next step in its application Enablement Vision and related offerings.