This week: More trouble at the regulator, firms are keen on arivia, and Telkom discusses Ugandan move.
Acunetix offers to help stop identity theft at universities.
BCSnet aims to negate the need for customers to worry about desktop security software.
Although a long time coming, it seems 2007 may be the year of broadband for SA. Are we really about to get lucky?
Searching local drives or the Internet is no big deal, but looking for information within the enterprise is a different kettle of fish.
Worldwide spam levels grew 30% in 2006, making up 87% of all e-mail traffic, says the latest report by Commtouch.
Hackers are aiming at a growing, and largely unaware, user base, says Symantec.
Sophos has introduced the WS1000 Web control platform. [Local rep: Netxactics]
This year is going to be risky for all of those companies which have, as yet, failed to grasp the basics of security.
SA Internet users opt for more work and less play, say local search engines.
In today's technology roundup: VeriSign, Adobe tackle online video, Skype founders pursue Web TV, SanDisk challenges Zune, Sony considers OLED TVs, and spam fighters consolidate.
Today, anyone with a cellphone can turn into an instant director and become famous.
In today's technology roundup: HP pitches 'little iron' for the home, Sling Media to put Web content on TVs, Sharp debuts 108-inch LCD TV, and Nokia's N800 Internet tablet sneaks out early.