The true cost of personal breaches

At a time when millions of people’s personal information can be exposed by a single data breach, as was recently the case with the breach of Dropbox that exposed personal information on upwards of 68-million account holders, a new global survey finds that a...

SA grilled on poor children’s rights

The South African delegation that met with the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child (UNCRoC) in Geneva, Switzerland, this week (19-20 September 2016) did not have an easy ride as the Committee members grilled them on a range of issues related to...

Biometric skimmers pose new threats

Kaspersky Lab experts have investigated how cybercriminals could exploit new ATM authentication technologies planned by banks. While many financial organisations consider biometric-based solutions to be one of the most promising additions to current authentication...

Technology leads African education drive

Technology African public-private partnerships are fast-tracking education improvement from primary school to university, potentially levelling the playing field for millions of students worldwide. In the face of electricity shortages and over-crowding, African...

Vodacom signs new FTTH reach deals

Vodacom has signed lease agreements with third party network infrastructure providers Fibrehoods, Openserve, Century City Connect, Vumatel and Dark Fibre Africa to deliver Vodacom Fibre products. Vodacom customers will now have access to the Vodacom Fibre services...

Dell OEM extends to SA entrepreneurs

Dell has launched its OEM (original equipment manufacture) business in South Africa, giving local entrepreneurs the opportunity to make use of the Dell technology, engineering and production lines to develop products and solutions for their specific requirements....