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Tunisia, SA partners in computer technology for 2010 World Cup

logo.jpgTHE Tunisian National Computer Security Agency (ANSI) and South Africa’s COMSEC have teamed up to set up a computer centre ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

According to African Manager, a communication company, the contract, valued at 80 000 Euros, was signed recently between the two companies. This followed a visit to Tunisia by COMSEC executives.

African Manager said the deal involves the purchase of technical solutions, the setting up of monitoring work procedures as well as the establishment of a Computer Emergency Response Team ahead of the tournament to be hosted by South Africa.

ANSI is a United Nations Conference on Trade and Development certified centre of excellence aimed at boosting computer security.—ITNewsAfrica.

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1 Response for “Tunisia, SA partners in computer technology for 2010 World Cup”

  1. Hi
    Africanmanager, is not acommunication compagny. http://www.africanmanager.com is a panafrican news paper on line.
    K. Boumiza
    Head Redactor.

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