Efforts to keep up with the increasingly sophisticated cyber crime industry need to be stepped up, says SAPS.
Destroy, deny and disrupt cyber enemies before they attack, urges the Centre for Information Security's director.
Of the thousands of new Trojans found by Kaspersky Lab's analysts every day, one-third target Internet banking.
RSA's Uri Rivner reveals how easy it is to become an online fraudster.
More operators and ISPs would like to grasp the opportunities for fast data development through WiMax 16e technology, says ZTE.
Nology has introduced its Yealink SIP-T2x range of IP phones, including the T20 and T28 products.
With the malicious tools available on the Internet, anybody can become a cyber criminal, says McAfee's Greg Day.
Criminals will own the phone system if VOIP is left unprotected, says an international security consultant.
The education department claims success with its Dinaledi schools project, but many miss their target.
The telecoms company will promote the technology as a way of improving local broadband access.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft unveils Windows 7 netbook specs, social networks challenge Google, Yanks choose games over movies, and AT&T preparing Android assault?
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP tech unveiled, Second Life gets VOIP, and Unisys deploys unified messaging.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-billing for utilities, CTI Group looks to US, and CSC implements e-billing for MedExpress.