Spammers cashed in on WannaCry epidemics

In Q2 2017, cybercriminals involved in spam distribution tried to capitalise on public fears when the WannaCry ransomware epidemic struck in May. Knowing that there are lots of people out there infected with this ransomware, and searching for ways to get their...

Social media is not your friend, says expert

Social media aggregators are rapidly gaining traction in the executive search and recruitment industries, and anyone planning on rising through the ranks in their careers should be on the alert with this trend, a leadership expert warns. “Most peoplee will be...
More power with Intel 8th Gen

More power with Intel 8th Gen

Intel has released the 8th generation of its Core processors, designed for multimedia content and adding overall performance gains of up to 40%. The first 8th Gen Intel Core processors will be optimised for mobile computing, and devices will be available within the...

Scientists sound killer robot warning

Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk and Steve Wozniak are among those sounding a warning about artificial intelligence (AI) in autonomous weapons, and calling for careful controls. The letter, which has been signed by 3 105 AI/robotics researchers and 17 701 others, was...

Changes to expect in the digital workplace

Digital business execution is requiring more frequent and complex decision making, continuous problem solving and rapid pattern recognition, all of which require workforce digital dexterity. In most organisations, however, responsibility for helping employees develop...

Age no barrier to technology adoption

In the rapidly evolving world of technology society tends to equate innovation with youth. However, creativity isn’t the sole preserve of the young, in any field, and the older generation is also embracing new technology and playing a role in designing the...