Why has my Internet Service Provider directed me to this page?
South African ISPs are supporting a new best practice called the icode to help protect their customers and their networks. You may have been directed to this site because your ISP’s systems show your computer could have been infected by malicious software (or 'malware') such as a computer virus. Continue reading...
What is the icode?
You can read more about the icode here.
So what can you do?
- Avoiding Infections to get the hottest tips to keep your system more secure.
- Self Help offers ways to detect and remove malware, with links to online resources.
- Professional Help tells you about professional help to deal with an infected computer.
How to participate in the iCode as an ISP
If you are an ISP, and interested in becoming iCode compliant and being listed on this website please send a mail to queries (at) ispa.org.za with "My company is interested in becoming iCode compliant" in the subject line and the necessary documentation will be sent to you. Please note that although the iCode is an ISPA project, membership of ISPA is not a requirement for participation in iCode.
Participating ISPs
The following ISPs have confirmed that they are iCode compliant:
- Adept Internet
- Afrihost
- Afrisp
- Buzzdotnet (Pty) Ltd
- Cape Connect
- Connection Telecom
- CTECg
- Cybersmart
- Comtel Communications
- eNetworks
- EOH Network Solutions
- Epicrange Online
- Hostriver
- HostworX
- Imagine IPS (t/a Benwest Internet Services)
- Imovics
- Interexcel
- intelli.host
- Internet Solutions
- IVECloud
- Jireh Technologies
- Joren Communications
- Linuxweb
- Macrolan
- MB-net
- MWEB
- Neology
- RocketNet
- Telsense
- Vanilla
- Vox Telecom Ltd
- Workonline Communications
- Xtranet
The following organisations are supporters of the iCode:
