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Effective e-Government 2007

OVERCOMING FRUSTRATIONS

GOVERNMENT TO BUSINESS Government-to-Business (G2B) is the Cinderella of South Africa’s e-government evolution.

Stay Sober When Social Networking

SOFTWARE Security NETWORKING Social networks are touted as circuit to be on if you want to get anywhere socially and in business.

Thumb-Sized Company Secrets

SOFTWARE Security USB Company information can be gone in a flash.

Too Busy To Watch The Front Door?

SOFTWARE Security ISSUES Information security is a top-of mind fear for small to medium-sized business managers the world over – but they don’t have the time or expertise to give it the attention it deserves.

Facebook Apps Get Personal

SOFTWARE Security WEB 2.

Establish House Rules

SOFTWARE Security PROCESSES Many small to medium-sized enterprises pride themselves on their lack of corporate stuffiness and regulations, and encourage a more relaxed atmosphere.

Application Spotlight

SOFTWARE Security TRIGEO As inf ormation security concerns increasingly become a strategic issue for small to medium enterprises, here is a snapshot of an awardwinning Security Information management (SIM) application for small enterprises with limited skilled IT staff.

Pointing Fingers At Workmates

SOFTWARE Security BEHAVIOUR European IT managers of small to medium sized businesses blame their work colleagues for online security breaches.

Grit Your Teeth For 2008

SOFTWARE Security DOOM Predictions of the threats to computer security in 2008 are based on the realisation that highly proficient IT engineers, backed by huge investments in top-end hardware, are on a roll.

Bots: A Double-Edged Sword

SOFTWARE Security BOTS A bot is a software application that runs automated tasks over the Internet.

The Security Skills Gap

SOFTWARE Security SKILLS IT staff with current security skills and experience are the hottest find on the plant right now.

Home Rules Rule

SOFTWARE Security Watch your back… Watch your back – that’s the warning from the global IT security industry for 2008.