Even Flow Distribution celebrates 20 years of innovation, growth in SA

Even Flow Distribution celebrates 20 years of innovation, growth in SA

Celebrating 20 years in business. Even Flow Distribution, which positions itself as a trusted leader in value-added distribution for security, networking, unified communication and video collaboration solutions, proudly celebrates its 20th anniversary. This milestone marks two decades of consistent innovation, strategic growth and unwavering dedication to its reseller and systems integrator partner network across southern…

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From silos to sharing: Transitioning to intelligent, co-operative security models

From silos to sharing: Transitioning to intelligent, co-operative security models

From silos to sharing: Transitioning to intelligent, co-operative security models. In an era where security threats are increasingly sophisticated and interconnected, traditional siloed security models are proving inadequate. The need for a more integrated, intelligent and co-operative approach to security has never been more pressing. The limitations of traditional security models Historically, security operations have…

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Biometrics take centre stage in fight against Sim-swap fraud

Biometrics take centre stage in fight against Sim-swap fraud

Stricter and more widespread use of biometric authentication by mobile operators could help reduce the growing Sim-swap fraud menace in South Africa, according to the Communications Risk Information Centre (Comric). Comric is a shared intelligence hub set up by the big operators, including Vodacom, MTN, Cell C and Liquid Intelligent Technologies, as a joint effort…

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Air Canada delays plans to resume operations after flight attendants refuse to end strike

Air Canada delays plans to resume operations after flight attendants refuse to end strike

Air Canada is delaying its plans to resume services on Sunday after its 10,000 striking flight attendants defied the Canadian government’s return-to-work order to remain on the picket lines. The strike, which began on Saturday morning, stranded more than 100,000 travelers around the world during the peak summer travel season. The Canada Industrial Relations Board…

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