Articles about cyber security

GenAI poses looming worldwide cyber security risk

While AI-powered cyber attacks become a rising concern across the globe, ransomware continues to grip SA firms.

Nihka Technology Group revolutionises cyber security with EQ-driven AI solutions

This approach addresses complex technical vulnerabilities and anticipates human behaviour, setting a new standard in digital protection.

SA needs to up its data protection measures

South Africa is below the halfway mark of the countries most prepared for data security threats, states a Psono study.

ITWeb TV: The man behind MultiChoice’s anti-piracy fight

Irdeto’s Frikkie Jonker details the firm’s ongoing campaign to protect its content and reduce risks to consumers resulting from pirated devices.

Gauteng e-govt calls on private sector for cyber security help

The head of the province’s Department of e-Government advocates for a multi-stakeholder approach to combat cyber security threats.

Decoding cyber security: Trends and predictions for the next decade

With the growing adoption of cloud services, securing cloud environments will become a top priority.

Is cyber security holding back IOT uptake?

In the B2B sector, cyber security presents a significant obstacle to IOT adoption, say experts.

Database checks key to arresting social grant fraud

National Treasury will impose stringent database crosschecks, amid allegations of fraud and unlawful grant recipients.

ITWeb TV: Cisco Networking Academy sets large skills target

Since inception, the academy has trained 411 000 students in South Africa, says Cisco’s Ndileka Stuurman.

Third-party risk keeps SA organisations vulnerable

In today’s interconnected environment, managing third-party risk is no longer optional - it’s essential.

CIO Survey reveals shift in GenAI adoption

The latest ITWeb Brainstorm CIO Survey shows there is now less resistance to embracing generative artificial intelligence among local CIOs.

ITWeb TV: SA in state of cyber civilisation

As embattled citizens try to keep afloat, they become more susceptible to social engineering and phishing scams, says NEC XON’s Armand Kruger.