ICT / IT Law (Cyberlaw)

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This presentation provides in-house counsel with a brief overview of IT / ICT related legislation within South Africa and the impact it might have on its organisations and its people Ф franciscronje.com regulatory compliance explained

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CYBERLAW (ICT LAW) FRANCIS CRONJÉ SANDTON

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