As SA's two biggest mobile operators continue to attract customers, ITWeb drills into the rise and fall of their subscriber numbers over the past year.
Users that do not apply the fix are the low-hanging fruit that crooks are going to go after next, says Sophos.
With the Brexit deadline looming, companies that have not moved their data centres will not have time to do so before the exit, says Unitas Global.
If you don't keep up, you're not going to understand the world around you, says Patricia Stuthridge, MD of LucidView.
Companies in SA must build cyber resilience into their DNA to recover quickly and with minimal damage following a successful attack, says Heino Gevers, customer success director at Mimecast.
Gauteng education's online registrations for grades one and eight commence today, as the department prepares for learners for the 2020 academic year.
The local emergent regulatory technology player wants to raise the funds by making 20% of its share ownership available for investment.
The situation is "pretty shocking" when it comes to SA's vulnerability, warns cyber security expert Craig Rosewarne.
While there are some forward-thinking brands in SA, for the most part, local businesses are falling behind in digital marketing.
The social media giant shuts down hundreds of accounts run by Israeli organisations attempting to influence politics in African countries.
Ransomware has no morals and it doesn't care if you provide a product, service or information, says Carey van Vlaanderen, CEO at ESET South Africa.
Threat actors appear to be employing more low-key attack methods to achieve their objectives, says SiteLock.