Cybersecurity should be part of your corporate social responsibility
In Zimbabwe, it is common that an average person has been scammed one way or the other through the internet,
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CCTV Surveillance Technology in Africa needs a national policy
African countries are installing closed circuit television cameras (CCTV) and surveillance technologies without regulation frameworks and national CCTV and surveillance
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SEC should implement the Cybersecurity Reporting Requirements
The Zimbabwe Security Exchange Commission (SEC) should implement the Cybersecurity Reporting Requirements that are inline with the Cyber Security and
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The demise of the landlines
Having been in use for almost 120 years the standard landline telephone is finally dying a natural death. Landline telephones
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Using a gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo! is an unprofessional manner of portraying your business.
Using a gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo! Is an Unprofessional manner of portraying your business. Having attended the Gulf Information Security Expo
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Remote Access Cyber Attacks is Now a reality
There has been a lot of questions on how the former Vice President Cde Kembo Mohadi got his phone hacked
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TM Pick n Pay Cyber Breach is a tip of the iceberg
As the chairperson of ZICT I have been requested to unpack one of the latest cyber attack that is currently
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Zimbabweans are using Social Media to find lost items
If you have lost something you love, gone are the days of relying on the authorities or word of mouth.
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The road to WRC-23: Accelerating digital transformation across the Asia-Pacific Region
TopicsSubscribe Subscribe Emerging Trends Regulation Infrastructure Standards ICT for Sustainable Development 5G | Broadband/Network | Emerging Trends | Infrastructure |
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Chinhoyi university student who hacked the system to upgrade results to represent Zimbabwe.
A Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) student who hacked the university’s results database and upgraded his and seven other students’
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