Barcode printing: Argox changes the game
E-commerce and logistics growth is reshaping what South African businesses need from barcode printers.
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Critical F5 BIG-IP Vulnerability Exploited as Zero-Day
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We Chose the Actions by What Was Easy to Build
A manager came back from three weeks' leave in February and found that a colleague had been reading her mailbox. Nobody had told her before, during or after.
- A colleague accessed a manager's mailbox in four minutes via a self-service tool.
- The tool, built in 2022, logged 1,900 actions, 310 of which were mailbox delegations.
- Of the 310 mailbox delegation actions, three were moved behind an approval process.