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Disciplinary action: Can excessive delays taint procedural fairness? - Vimarsana News

Disciplinary action: Can excessive delays taint procedural fairness?

In an informal online shopping survey conducted by PayPal among South African’ residents, 74.5% of respondents indicated that their reason for shopping from international online stores, is to obtain unique products that are unavailable in South Africa...

Adapting to a changing cybersecurity landscape [Q&A] - Vimarsana News

Adapting to a changing cybersecurity landscape [Q&A]

The past few years have seen some major changes in the IT world. Accelerated by the pandemic we've seen a significant shift to the cloud and hybrid working models.

5 ways to find more time in your day - Vimarsana News

5 ways to find more time in your day

The third and latest rebrand of Uber has removed all references to taxis and transport. It is a completely generic corporate identity and Nicholas Kuhne says he thinks this has been done very strategically...

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Another Windows protocol vulnerability emerges; this time it is a Windows Search zero-day - Vimarsana News

Another Windows protocol vulnerability emerges; this time it is a Windows Search zero-day

Following on from the Follina security flaw, another Windows zero-day vulnerability has come to light. Dubbed SearchNightmare, the issue allows the search-ms URI protocol handler to be used to launch remotely hosted malware-ridden executables via a search window.

What Log4Shell still means for the enterprise [Q&A] - Vimarsana News

What Log4Shell still means for the enterprise [Q&A]

When the Log4Shell vulnerability first appeared at the end of last year it sent a shockwave through the cybersecurity community.