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Access to information must be managed and users should be held accountable for their actions, says J2 Software.
The recession is biting, with many international companies taking visible strain. However, security players are still smiling.
With the recession, upcoming World Cup and smarter criminals, the security threat landscape looks a little intimidating.
Cyber crime is a sophisticated and lucrative business, making endpoint security a priority for all organisations.
Improved handsets and greater interactivity will take the Soccer World Cup from the field to the phone.
The company turns its attention to a more liberalised environment and says it will not build a South African network.