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A comprehensive guide to HMI, OT protection

Human machine interfaces in industrial environments are critical for operational oversight, but their web-based nature can make them a target for cyber threats, says Andre Froneman, OT solutions specialist at Datacentrix.

Two simple steps to massively reduce cyber risk

Companies should make use of two-factor authentication and choose an ISP that offers intrusion prevention services, says Andrew Wilson, CEO of LucidView.

Social relief grant probe uncovers areas of weakness

SASSA plans to up cyber security after an investigation uncovers vulnerabilities in online applications for the Social Relief of Distress grant.

White paper: Xerox next-generation security: Partnering with Trellix

Because MFPs are complex embedded systems, they represent a risk to network and enterprise systems if they are not adequately protected.

Altron Document Solutions

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AutoID

Feb 26, 2025

AutoID, integrated with IOT and AI, will make everything smarter

Key challenges facing AutoID in SA are infrastructure limitations, data privacy and security, cost barriers and privacy concerns.

BlueStar

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Blue Turtle Technologies

Feb 26, 2025

Locking down service accounts without disrupting operations

Because they often require persistent access and operate without direct user intervention, service accounts can become security blind spots, says Eben van der Westhuizen, product manager at Blue Turtle Technologies.

Blue Turtle Technologies

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CCTV

Feb 25, 2025

Joburg approves by-law to regulate CCTV cameras

This by-law is intended to regulate and not restrict the erecting of CCTV infrastructure on city structures, says the city.

NEC XON, Fortinet join forces to strengthen telco, ISP cyber security

The partnership aims to address the cyber security challenges faced by telcos and ISPs as they navigate digital transformation.

Cyber security in SA a neglected concern

Despite being a critical component of national security, cyber security remains a neglected concern in SA, with severe consequences for organisations and the country.

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