Google has responded to allegations that third party developers are able to read people's Gmail via their apps. FULL STORY >

By Laurence Smith, Executive at Graphic Image Technologies FULL STORY >

Check Point has unveiled details of a new phishing scheme that exploits victims by downloading an infected FIFA World Cup schedule and results checker onto PCs. FULL STORY >

One of the highlights to come from the Aruba Atmosphere event, held in Croatia, was the chance to sit down with Janice Le, the vice president of global marketing at Aruba and do a deep dive into the modern workplace FULL STORY >

The FIFA World Cup in Russia has passed without much incident so far. Indeed, the only controversial moments have involved the use of the video assistant referee (VAR) for the first time in World Cup history. FULL STORY >

By Gary Allemann, MD at Master Data Management FULL STORY >

Wi-Fi connectivity is slated to become more secure, with the release of a new standard being given the thumbs up. FULL STORY >

The growth of wireless, and the way forward, was another focus at the recent Aruba Atmosphere conference, held in Croatia earlier this month. FULL STORY >

South Africa is certainly not immune to cybercrime, but what are the biggest threats? Nicol Mullins, ‎principal consultant at ‎Mercer Consulting South Africa details them. FULL STORY >

Now more than ever, organisations need to have strict cybersecurity policies in place, with spearphishing on the rise. FULL STORY >

US law enforcement agencies have been circumventing Apple iPhone security to break into suspected criminals’ devices for the past few years. But now Apple is putting a stop to it, much to the chagrin of the authorities. FULL STORY >

The digital workplace revolution and the future of the workplace, was the next topic to be explored in greater depth at Aruba Atmosphere 2018. FULL STORY >

At the recent Aruba Atmosphere, held in Split, Croatia, it was the network that was explored in depth, with regards to its role in fostering digital transformation. FULL STORY >

Crypto jacking, the unauthorised use of someone else's computing resources to mine crypto-currency, has replaced ransomware as the number one threat for consumers and enterprises, says Simon Bryden, consulting system engineer at Fortinet. FULL STORY >

Overall, the number of users attacked with malicious Office documents rose more than four times compared with Q1 2017. In just three months, its share of exploits used in attacks grew to almost 50% - this is double the... FULL STORY >