South African cyber security experts warn that low ransom DDoS attacks on ISPs may stem from cheap dark web tools, or sophisticated actors testing infrastructure resilience.
The company is committed to advancing community-led digital connectivity nationwide.
RSAWEB has earned a Google rating of 4.7 out of five from more than 22 000 independent reviews.
The company aims to expand its high-speed fibre network to at least 500 000 households, impacting over two million South Africans.
After connecting Cosmo City, the new kid on the block sets its sights on other South African townships to challenge larger, established players.
ITWeb TV: ISP Kaya Konekta looks to connect more underserviced areas in SA | Episode #71
In the episode of ITWeb TV, news editor Admire Moyo speaks to Thabiso Malekele, CEO of Kaya Konekta. Founded in 2023, Kaya Konekta has made significant strides in serving previously underserved communities. In this wide-ranging interview, Malekele discusses the ISP’s expansion plans, what it takes to compete in the tightly-contested market, investment plans, as well as how the company wants to leverage SA Connect, the country’s ambitious broadband project. #KayaKonekta #Connectivity #SAConnect #CosmoCity #DataMustFall #Broadband
The internet service provider aims to reach up to 80 000 households in these areas, where fibre has been deployed by Frogfoot.
Splynx can aid ISPs in the administration and commercialisation of their networks, while also upholding the principle of net neutrality.
The Competition Commission found the proposed transaction is unlikely to result in substantial prevention or lessening of competition.
ITWeb TV: ISP RocketNet sees growth seven years after going live
While 5G has been touted as faster, fibre is more cost-effective and reliable, particularly during power blackouts, says Simon Swanepoel, CEO of RocketNet. #newsvideo #rocketnet #internetserviceprovider
The partnership will provide schools in small town SA and informal settlements with free access to Learn2's diagnostics and video-based adaptive learning platform.
The Cape Town-based ISP receives multimillion-rand funding to bolster connectivity in underserved communities.
Link Africa collaborates with Internet service provider Supersonic to deliver high-speed fibre across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape.
The company unveils a new Internet service provider offering fibre-to-the-home solutions targeting home users.