SA has the third-highest number of cyber crime victims after Russia and China, says consultant Keitumetsi Tsotetsi.
In terms of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25, an ISP is forced to either join ISPA or potentially face liability for the conduct of its customers, says Webber Wentzel.
France's data protection authority wants the social network to stop tracking non-Facebook users on the Web.
Partnering with Publishing Technology and implementing ingentaDrive will improve access, discoverability and user experience for Sabinet users.
Contractors involved in the rollout of broadband in the Western Cape refuse to work in priority areas as crime threatens their lives.
Smart online habits need to be re-emphasised to create a "safer" Internet, says communications minister Faith Muthambi.
The only metrics that matter in cyber security is how effectively are you able to limit the time an attacker has in your network, says Joshua C Douglas of Forcepoint.
Family of former Angolan rebel leader, Jonas Savimbi, sue Activision Blizzard for the "barbaric" depiction of their father in the game.
Users are able to play chess with each other in desktop chat or in the Messenger app.
Local organisations and schools join hands to participate in the global Safer Internet Day.
Awareness training on social engineering is just like insurance: until you need it you don't realise that it's essential, says Jenny Radcliffe.
Data science and the infrastructure investment that is required to make it work is being held back by one key concern - bandwidth, says Slipstream Data.