Articles about cybercrime

Beating the bad guys with managed security services

Gijima leverages IBM Qradar for its security information and event management platform, adding IBM Resilient and IBM QRadar Advisor with Watson.

Intelligent Workplace – Activity-based working

An effective employee is not a seen employee, but instead, someone with the right tools and channels at their disposal to be productive, says Dimension Data.

Anomaly detection is the first layer of successful data management and protection

Anomaly detection helps enterprises to identify unusual network activity as it happens, flagging it for investigation and blocking it before damage can be done, says Kate Mollett, regional director at Commvault Africa.

Intelligent Security: Secure by design

Dimension Data’s Intelligent Security go-to-market helps businesses achieve true organisational resilience.

Top tips to feeling safer online

Try these eight tips, ranging from using passphrases and antivirus to investing in a reliable VPN, to maximise your online security, says Nicholas van der Schyff, systems administrator and security expert at BBD.

Medium Business Video Series, episode 3: Data stays protected. Employees stay productive

Medium businesses are now the favoured targets of cyber criminals, but these businesses have more access and choices to protect their data and keep staff productive, says Bianca Dafel, Business Manager: Dell End Point Security.

Retailers must prepare for cybercrime spikes

Their card and online payment processes should be secured and encrypted, as should their handheld POS devices and mobile payment systems, says Charl Ueckermann, CEO at AVeS Cyber Security.

Might as well face it

Your data has already been compromised, but you can prevent further breaches by educating yourself about the risks and being less trusting, says Brian Timperley, CEO of Turrito Networks.

Don’t let your personal information become someone else’s business

Social engineering cyber criminals can often get your personal information with just a few data points, so the less you share publicly, the better, says Charl Ueckermann, CEO of AVeS Cyber Security.

IBM, Cisco partner to counter cyber crime

They will also build new relationships between the companies' researcher teams.

Good governance and cybercrime in the digital age

Digitalisation has brought with it various cybercrime opportunities that are not only financially motivated, but can still pose a big threat for corporates.

Cyber security Bill nears implementation

The State Security Agency has presented the under fire cyber security Bill to Cabinet.