Business Day supplement Real Business has launched a Web site to serve as an 'online club` for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Another fast-spreading worm is streaking around IT systems worldwide this week - this time it is a variant of the older Sobig worm.
Symantec has upgraded the Welchia worm, which targets computers infected with the Blaster worm, from a level two to level four threat.
The Computer Associates (CA) Virus Information Centre has issued a free cleanup utility that removes the Windows Blaster worm from infected computers.
Linux-based projects within the Java.net online community are gaining momentum, says Sun Microsystems SA.
Sophos is warning computer users of the Welchia worm, which attempts to remove the Blaster worm and patch vulnerable Microsoft computers against a critical security hole to prevent re-infection. [Local Sophos rep: Netxactics]
Rhodes University has chosen the Obsidian Systems i2i Enterprise solution to improve its Web site.
Offering Internet services to deserving charities and non-profit organisations form an integral part of DataPro`s social responsibility programme, says MD Douglas Reed.
There was much publicity around the Blaster worm, but that didn`t mean that the average PC user actually had a clue what was going on.
The State IT Agency (SITA) says the first phase of the e-government Gateway project, which is using SITA project methodology, is expected to launch next month.
Digital publisher 365 has launched SA`s first online beauty pageant as part of its revamp of the Rugby365.com site.
In today`s technology roundup: UK rail commuters to get broadband access; the company that actually likes Spam; China loves its Little Smart, and a new way to dress smartly.
Several major South African corporates fell victim to the new Blaster worm this week. The worm exploits a vulnerability in Microsoft`s operating system.