Security

Communication is key

Cybersecurity is not just about ensuring firewall patches are up to date, it’s about employing good communication strategies, and preparing for the worst.

Under the magnifying glass

South Africa’s digital forensics sector is in desperate need of a manpower boost as technology’s influence increasingly seeps into crime.

Danny Myburgh

Adrian Hinchcliffe

Security must be inherent to innovation

It’s an old problem – security slows down the business, and innovation moves at pace. Getting the balance right is key.

Security

Kirsten Doyle

Trust no one and nothing

Get rid of your assumptions. Be prepared to continually reassess. Welcome to zero trust.

Ian Farquhar

Kirsten Doyle

Cyber’s role in the Ukrainian conflict

It’s understood Russia has a significant cyber arsenal, and isn’t afraid to use it. So why hasn’t it?

Sam Curry

Kirsten Doyle

Next-level ransomware

The cybersecurity threat is increasing in sophistication and damage potential.

Kirsten Doyle

A look into the future

How has the cybersecurity landscape evolved over the past year, and what can we expect in the year ahead?

Kirsten Doyle

The cracking crystal ball

Security trends to watch out for in 2022.

Kirsten Doyle

There's an IoT born every minute

Why unprotected smart devices that form the Internet of Things are a hacker’s new best friend.

Kirsten Doyle

The enemy on your phone

The remote control to your life. Your digital Swiss Army knife. The little black mirror. The smartphone has become central to our lives and companies, and that makes it even more valuable for cybercriminals.

Kirsten Doyle

Shining a light on dark data

You can collect all the data you want, but if you don’t know what you’re looking for, you may as well be stumbling around in a cave.

Matthew Burbidge

Good security vs bad users

Users are inevitably part of the security world, and criminals target them most frequently. Is it possible to solve the tension between user habits and a secure environment?

James Francis

A taste for risk

FNB’s Dr Mark Nasila talks AI, analytics and risk.

Tamsin Oxford