In this World Wide Wrap: Corporates guard green tech access, UK plans online privacy code, and Nigeria licensing crisis deepens.
In this World Wide Wrap: Centrelink boosts self-service, Norvik UCO offers innovation tech, and Internode focuses on customer care.
@lantic's countrywide offer of a free high-quality VOIP phone with ADSL installations is “flying off the shelves'.
Effective IT security no longer comes down to purchasing and installing security products, says Haydn Pinnell, MD of Gallium.
Network Platforms offers free automatic switch-over to ADSL if the vital network artery of a dedicated or leased line is severed.
The industry is already experiencing some of the benefits of software as a service, says Hercules Schoombee, MD of Aastra Telecom South Africa.
It is the number one vendor in the IP edge router market in the Europe, Middle East, Africa region, says Infonetics.
Companies can go overboard with security mechanisms, resulting in excessive cost without additional protection, says Window Snyder.
While embarrassing, data breaches tell us the sky does not fall on our heads, says a security expert.
The ITWeb Security Summit reveals a new approach is needed to detect malware.
Alcatel-Lucent's GPON solution will provide services like high-definition TV and ultraband Internet access.
The Protocol on the Management of Child Abuse Images will provide guidelines for prosecuting online child pornography.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook gets Russian boost, new e-mail tech boosts US business, Google Apps program arrives in Singapore, and UK broadband 'notspots' revealed.