The public must refrain from using AI to create and share photographs of themselves masquerading as police officers.
The utility seeks specified technology services to address its current constraints in IT capacity and skills.
The 16-year-old remains in police custody after he was arrested on charges related to online child sexual abuse material.
A former tower technician has been convicted of vandalising and stealing critical MTN and Vodacom infrastructure.
The Polmed medical aid received a direct claim of a breach from a threat actor on 25 March, the principal officer reveals.
The State IT Agency opens December by issuing six ICT requests for the industry to consider.
The Department of Public Service and Administration is calling for the reconfiguration of its SharePoint online systems.
The South African Bureau of Standards wishes to replace its bespoke SABStan application, which dates back to 1998.
The State IT Agency is looking for an architecture management toolset to analyse, plan, design and implement identified solutions.
The South African Police Service’s e-recruitment system is officially live, with plans to bring on board 5 500 aspiring police officers.
The High Court rejects an urgent application brought by a man who claimed the police put his life at risk by leaking his information on social media.
The South African Police Service plans an e-recruitment system for aspiring police officers to apply online to join its ranks.
SAPS channels funds towards disputed gunshot tech
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