Internet service provider M-Web says its revamped portal has attracted record traffic.
While local ISPs scramble to find solutions to ease the woes of ADSL users, Telkom says it`s investigating the possibility of introducing a service tailored for unhappy online gamers and users of peer-to-peer applications.
Mauritius Telecom has extended its contract with Nortel Networks for the delivery of Internet services.
Striata has introduced digital signing of its clients' outbound e-mail campaigns.
3Com and BrightArrow Technologies will co-market integrated Internet protocol telephony hardware and software applications.
The Symantec ManHunt network intrusion detection system has received the NSS Approved award, says Symantec.
The Macromedia Contribute 2 Web site content management solution with FlashPaper and PayPal support has been released through local distributor Dax Data.
Analysts at international research firm Gartner say that through 2005, 20% of enterprises will experience a serious Internet security incident targeting information and intellectual property.
The bail hearing of Johannes Jacobus Fourie, the 35-year-old man arrested in connection with the Absa online banking fraud case, has been postponed for a second time.
Security companies warn that organisations` failure to deploy comprehensive protection strategies may expose them to increased legal liability.
A security consultant says SA Web sites have been identified as "soft targets" for hackers, while an Internet lawyer says there has been a dramatic increase in the number of local Web sites being hacked in the last two months.
European banks have found that Internet banking has caused a loss of personal contact and increased customer churn.
The Gates Foundation has awarded the Smart Cape Access Project its 2003 Learning Award worth $1 million.