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One of the main findings of  Microsoft's 2022 Work Trend Index  — an annual study that outlines the top trends business leaders must pay attention to in the shift to hybrid work — is that “every organisation in every industry will have to infuse technology into every business process and function to do more with less and remain competitive in a South African and global economy.”   “Businesses can now advance with a more centralised approach to print and security management while lowering print expenses thanks to the Kyocera Cloud Print and Scan solution, which supports professional mobility and the anywhere-office,”  says Greg Griffith, Senior Product Manager at Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa. Small-to-medium and enterprise businesses alike will benefit from our cloud-based print and scan solution, which includes integration with: Microsoft Azure* and SharePoint*, as well as Kyocera’s Mobile PrintApp for Android and iOS. Griffith says that the Kyocera C...

Vodacom has launched another installment of its inspiring #CodeLikeAGirl programme that will see 250 girls between the ages of 14 and 18 receive coding training from 03 -07 October 2022 in the Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga and Gauteng provinces. Vodacom is also excited to welcome on board a new sponsor,  Microsoft South Africa , sponsoring the programme to the tune of US$40 000, ensuring the programme reaches more school going girls who come from underprivileged backgrounds.    The Vodacom #CodeLikeAGirl programme is aimed at inspiring more girls to explore careers that require coding skills to help them get a start in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields and industries. Often referred to as the jobs of the future, STEM drives innovation, social  wellbeing, inclusive growth, and sustainable development the world over. Female participation is lagging in STEM fields in most countries. A report by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and ...

Check Point Research (CPR) discovers sophisticated details of the implementation of Trickbot, learning that the notorious banking trojan has infected over 140,000 machines of customers from Amazon, Microsoft, Google and 57 other corporations world-wide, since November 2020. Trickbot’s authors are selectively going after high-profile targets to steal and compromise their sensitive data. Additional, Trickbot’s infrastructure can be utilized by various malware families to cause more damage on infected machines. CPR urges the public to only open documents from trusted sources, as Trickbots authors are leveraging anti-analysis and anti-obfuscation techniques to persist on machines.   CPR provides a list of 60 corporations whose customers have been infected by Trickbot Most infected regions in order: APAC, Latin America, Europe, Africa, North America CPR recommends three security and safety tips from Trickbot   Check Point Research (CPR) has discovered new and sophisticated details ...