Internet access is like the hammer that solves all problems, says Alan Knott-Craig Jnr.
Anyone with an e-mail address will now be able to send sensitive documents via registered mail online.
SA's unemployed can sign up for a free online course that will equip them with Internet of everything skills and knowledge.
Annual growth rates declined from over 30% five years ago, to less than 10% last year, says BMI-TechKnowledge.
More citizens will be able to use the Department of Home Affairs' portal to apply for identity documentation.
The ITU celebrates the fact that billions of people around the world are now connected to a smart and networked environment.
Working together will allow the security industry to gather a wider insight on each attack and collaborate on threat analysis, says Palo Alto.
Passwords are being stolen through phishing, keylogging and network interception. They are still the number one reason for security incidents, says Google.
Wolfpack Information Risks will establish five national cyber security community initiatives this year.
As the old cyber security adage goes: "The Internet does not necessarily create new crimes, it merely creates new opportunities for the same crimes to be carried out in a different medium".
Vodacom's cyber intelligence centre matches 'DNA' to attackers so it can track and tag them and the methodologies they use.
Youth in Gugulethu and Manenberg can access online facilities for academic tutoring and life-skills programmes.