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2017
South African companies must prioritise cybersecurityBy:Features Reporter While the information technology (IT) security systems available in South Africa are highly competitive, corporate spend on this aspect of business remains too low if the country is to keep up with international trends, says hacking and industrial espionage protection company Neworder Industries network security specialist Gavin Hetherington.
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