Articles about ITWeb Security Summit 2023

Ransomware heightens as ‘digital mafia’ flexes tech muscle

The threat has evolved from sporadic low-key but sneaky attempts to infect computers to an organised and sophisticated RaaS ecosystem using hi-tech skillsets, double and triple extortion.

Learn from experts in CT about cyber resilience

As part of the ITWeb Security Summit 2023, BCX and Cisco will host a technical forum that pays particular attention to cyber resilience, with in-depth coverage of Cisco’s SASE solutions.

Security expert calls for a shift in vulnerability management

Pentera’s Oren Kaplan says better security validation practice is at the heart of effective exposure management.

ITWeb Security Summit heads to Cape Town

Following its first leg in Johannesburg this week, the 18th annual ITWeb Security Summit 2023 is heading to the Mother City.

VIDEO: Young geeks hack their way into internships

The ITWeb Security Summit Hackathon 2023 saw young hackers dedicate over 30 hours of their time to creating secure and scenario-based solutions.

Data breaches lead to ‘valuable’ experience for CISOs

A data breach is sadly the most valuable experience for a CISO, ITWeb Security Summit audience has heard.

Liquid C2 to expand SOC network across Africa

The security unit of Liquid Intelligent Technologies plans African expansion after seeing increased demand in SA.

Automating cyber security in the cloud

Cloud helps firms to boost their security posture and automate basic tasks like patching, says AWS’ Jabu Sibanyoni.

Cyber security is not about the technology

The role of cyber security leader has expanded beyond IT and is now much more business-oriented, experts say.

UAE ready to take its 'robust' cyber security global

United Arab Emirates plans to expand its cyber security programmes to governments and enterprises worldwide.

AI to render humans 'second most intelligent creations'

In the wrong hands, AI could devastate mankind, but if used wisely, it could create utopia, says a cyber security expert.

SA could suffer cyber attack over Ukraine/Russia stance

Geneva-based Cyber Peace Institute CEO Stéphane Duguin can’t rule the possibility out, he told ITWeb Security Summit 2023.