Moving to Mimecast meant Hollard could take advantage of a triple resilient, carrier-grade infrastructure and eliminate its spam issues.
Phoenix Software will distribute BluBox compression software throughout its worldwide dealer channel.
South Africans, as part of a globalised world, are as vulnerable to cyber-crime as they are to real-world crime, says Wayne Biehn, a director at SecureData Security.
Companies should rethink their security strategies and move towards a unified proactive approach to endpoint protection, says Patrick Evans, Symantec regional director, Africa.
The interactive nature of Web 2.0 puts users and their companies at great risk.
Nokia Siemens creates Internet kiosks to connect remote villages.
Keynote speakers at the Digital Life Expo will highlight the digital revolution and what convergence means for the man in the street.
In March, spam traffic made up as much as 88% of all e-mails sent.
The taxman expects e-filing uptake to soar on the back of its 2007 success.
Absa eyes the one million mark for online banking customers.
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April Fool's Day does not only bring with it harmless pranks, but destructive tricks from malware authors, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.