Beware phishing during tax filing season

Tax season is phishing season, and cybercriminals are preying on unsuspecting taxpayers through a range of sophisticated phishing techniques that could put their personal and financial information at risk. This according to Brian Pinnock, cybersecurity expert at...
The Data Centre is (almost) Dead

The Data Centre is (almost) Dead

In the past, when business units requested new applications or services, IT organisations would first ask themselves: “How can we build it?” Now, the question is: “Where can we find it?” Gartner predicts that by 2025, 80% of enterprises will...

Home workers taking strain

The 2019 Global Workspace Survey, conducted by IWG, has found that interruptions from children or other family members is the number one obstacle being faced by professionals who take advantage of home working. For many parents, working from home can be a cause of...

FNB sees decrease in debit order disputes

FNB has revealed that debit order disputes by its customers have decreased by 40% from pre-festive season levels. In February, the Bank announced its participation in a range of industry measures to combat debit order fraud including the reversal of files from...

SA government partners on IoT

Kathy Gibson is at the Connected Things Forum in Bryanston – The South Africa government is driving a number of Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives. Jeanette Morwane, deputy director-general of the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies, points...

IoT helps improve distribution productivity

Kathy Gibson is at the Connected Things Forum in Bryanston – The Internet of Things (IoT) can be used to solve real problems – it’s not easy but can be done, especially if you think out of the box. This is the word from Lyle Brady, group distribution...