Increased vigilance needed to keep SA's children safe from online harm, says MTN
As the world moves increasingly into the virtual world, children and remote workers are becoming more vulnerable to new forms of attacks and online harm. These range from cyber bullying, sexual exploitation and grooming, to fraud and more “creative” forms of cyber-fraud, privacy invasion and theft. Celia Mantshiyane, General Manager for Technology Security at MTN South Africa says the increased demand for digital services is here to stay, raising the stakes ...
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Source: polity.org.za