Game over: Poor password protection leaves online gamers exposed to hack attacks
By Press Release 19 January 2018
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Cybersecurity past and future: What’s come this year and what is coming
By Opinion 19 January 2018Paul Williams, country manager – Southern Africa at Fortinet, says the best defence against today’s intelligent and automated threats is an integrated, collaborative and highly adaptive security fabric. He shares... FULL STORY >
Amazon Opinion - Rethinking the production of data
By Opinion 18 January 2018Werner Vogels, the CTO of Amazon.com, explains how companies can use ideas from mass production to create business with data. FULL STORY >
Dell EMC Opinion - 2018: A year of Great Potential for South Africa and the World
By Opinion 18 January 2018The future has arrived: mega cloud, AI and their fellow technologies are moving from conversation pieces to everyday reality, says Dell EMC's GM, Doug Woolley. FULL STORY >
Citrix 2018 Prediction Series Part 1: Death of the password
By Ryan Noik 18 January 2018Citrix has revealed a series of predictions regarding what businesses can expect in 2018. FULL STORY >
Why digital transformation isn’t actually new and what this means for business
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ESET Releases 2018 Report: Predicts Trends in Cybersecurity
By Press Release 18 January 2018According to a recent ESET report, incidents and risks are predicted to grow even further in 2018. FULL STORY >
Dell turns e-waste into new treasures with gold recycling programme
By Press Release 18 January 2018Dell has launched an industry-first pilot to use recycled gold from used electronics in new computer motherboards, which will ship in the award-winning Latitude 5285 2-in-1s FULL STORY >
Global cyberattacks amplify focus on security
By Opinion 18 January 2018By Alessandro Postiglioni, Head of IT Security Sales, BT in Africa FULL STORY >
CCTV cameras - Big Brother or the guardian angel for businesses?
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New Truecaller Backup enables users to backup contacts, call history and block list
By Press Release 18 January 2018Truecaller has launched Truecaller Backup for Android, a new feature which allows users to backup and restore their contacts, call history, block list and settings to Google Drive. FULL STORY >
Always-on South African organisations must prioritise security in 2018
By Opinion 17 January 2018By Claude Schuck, regional manager for Africa at Veeam FULL STORY >
Canon SA bolsters support for women’s golf in South Africa
By Press Release 17 January 2018Canon South Africa has bolstered its support for the Sunshine Ladies Tour as the title sponsor of the Canon Ladies Tshwane Open at Pretoria Country Club – the kickoff event for the 2018 season. FULL STORY >
Five tips for choosing the right digital device for the classroom
By Opinion 17 January 2018By Colin Erasmus, OEM Lead at Microsoft South Africa FULL STORY >
Company and domain names can now be registered simultaneously
By Press Release 17 January 2018Start-ups now have greater control over their Intellectual Property (IP) following ground-breaking collaboration between the Companies & Intellectual Properties Commission (CIPC), the ZA Domain Name Authority (ZADNA) and the ZA... FULL STORY >
Millennials, character and an exponential world
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