Cybercriminals continue to exploit World Cup

Cybersecurity firm Check Point has identified a phishing campaign linked to the start of the FIFA World Cup where cybercriminals attempt to lure would-be victims into downloading a schedule of fixtures and a result tracker. When opened, the attachment uses a malware...

3D printing to revolutionise healthcare

Three-dimensional (3D) printing in healthcare could be as disruptive to the healthcare sector as the Internet has been to the retail sector and will become a standard part of the healthcare portfolio, according to GlobalData. In particular, medical device...

Black Panther now on black

Amid widespread demand, the global Hollywood blockbuster, Black Panther, is now exclusively available on South Africa’s newest entertainment platform, black and customers have the option to rent or buy and own for life. The film not only grossed $1.3-billion at...

Technology delivers on intelligent enterprise promises

Kathy Gibson is at SAP SuccessConnect in Berlin – Line managers have been promised the concept of manager self-service for at least 20 years, but hasn’t really been successful up until now. Amy Wilson, global head of product at SAP SuccessFactors, says...

5G and cellular IoT on a roll

Commercial rollouts of 5G and larger than previously forecasted deployments of cellular IoT are focal points in the latest edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report. The forecast for cellular IoT connections has nearly doubled since November 2017. It is now expected to...

Lack of key skills threatens future growth

Growth confidence is high among private business owners for the 12-month and 36-month outlook, but technology and digital skill threats loom large on the horizon. This is according to research among 722 private business owners as part of PwC’s 21st Annual Global...