The company says it aims to reduce the spread of misinformation and protect election integrity.
Over a third of global firms use the Internet of things and 70% of these adopters have moved beyond the pilot stage, according to Vodafone IOT Barometer 2019.
Organised in partnership with NSBC by World Famous Events, this year's Business Show was held in Johannesburg.
The Department of Home Affairs announces a brief time-out of its online applications tool, noting the service will be back up on Monday.
After becoming the first African start-up unicorn in 2016, achieving a $1 billion valuation, Nigeria-based Jumia has set its sights on listing in New York.
IoT.nxt will help you to unlock the potential of your business with agile deployment and full-scale visibility.
Companies must take steps to encrypt and protect the sensitive documents they make available on the Web or by e-mail, says Mia Papanicolaou, COO at Striata.
Security information is posted on the Xerox security Web page as required and will be product-specific or generic, depending on the issue.
Incident responders often trample all over the evidence of an attack, says Jason Jordaan, principal forensic analyst at DFIR Labs.
The Arizona-headquartered company officially launches in SA, and will take on the likes of Afrihost and MWeb.
The Progressive Web Applications technology allows a Web site to act like an app, which includes offering offline availability.
In our increasingly connected world, women are still being left behind, according to the GSMA.