Is facial recognition secure enough to replace fingerprints?

Ukheshe, Mastercard, Nedbank and Telkom collaborate to grow access to the digital economy with virtual product that enables secure  phone payments

All projects in the eMobility ecosystem and value chain are welcome to apply; each will be evaluated according to specific criteria. 

Graphene, is electrically conducting and if incorporated in composites, can be useful in protecting electronic equipment from static electricity.

A biofibre facility will be established in the Coega Special Economic Zone (SEZ) by relocation of CSIR fibre processing equipment to the Coega SEZ.

South Africa’s auditor general put the losses to fraud in the 2018/2019 financial year at a staggering R32 billion.

An investment of close to R100 million over three financial periods has led to the deployment of 84 new base station sites in KZN. Check out where!

This development is a welcome move in the fight against the ever-increasing rise in online and internet-based crime. Click to read on.

'Turn down the heat’ is fronted by National Geographic explorer, Dr Katey Walter Anthony, who oversees arctic observatories. Do your bit!

Based on non-volatile flash memory, Microchip’s FPGAs offer inherently better security than SRAM-based alternatives.

The technology enable quick encapsulation of delicate components by using specialised polyamides in combination with standard processing equipment.

Does quantum computing hold the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe?