The Cybercrimes Act is aimed at bringing SA in line with global trends in cyber crime law and address weaknesses in local legislation that failed to codify the changing cyber threat landscape.
Cybereason achieved 100% prevention – detecting and preventing 100% of the nine different attack sequences evaluated for both Windows and Linux.
In the meantime, Praetorian has listed temporary mitigations for this vulnerability,
Google’s Threat Analysis Group discovers a growing number of threat actors using the war as a lure.
As cyber attacks increasingly bombard local organisations, World Backup Day serves as a reminder to back up data as a matter of urgency.
Recovery can often be the missing part of the successful business continuity equation, says Byron Horn-Botha, business unit head at Arcserve Southern Africa.
Sophos finds three backdoors, possibly delivered by initial access brokers, and four cryptominers targeting unpatched VMware Horizon servers.
Using machine learning, new transactional patterns that highlight potential terrorist financing can be detected without human intervention, says Francois Combrinck, capability architect at Ovations.
The pre-COVID virtual private network set-up that permits users to access all areas of the network is no longer a secure strategy, says Andre Lombaard, technical manager: security at Datacentrix.
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