A free WiFi pilot project at Company's Garden park and heritage site will go live today.
Technological advancements allow developing nations to innovate for the betterment of society, says Dimension Data.
KINS costs only $5 000, and comes with a dropper, DLLs and Zeus-compatible Web injects, says RSA.
An e-mail promising live updates on the royal baby found its way into Kaspersky Lab's spam traps yesterday.
Social networks Facebook and Twitter have expanded their search functions.
SA Internet users grow by over two million in one year.
Drozer is able to compromise Android devices through publicly available exploits, says MWR InfoSecurity.
Allowing people to collaborate, debate and spend time on their own projects can have compelling outcomes, says author Steven Johnson.
China still enjoys the dubious position of number one, says Akamai.
Trying times force innovative people to expand their minds, often with positive results, says Internet Solutions.
Mimecast Large File Send for Outlook will eliminate the shadow IT risk from consumer cloud services.
Keeping your devices powered while travelling is a real challenge.