Articles about KnowBe4 Africa

Wired4Women Awards: The search is on for SA’s top female entrepreneurs

Nominations are now open for the Top Tech Entrepreneur award, sponsored by Vaxowave.

BYOD remains widespread but security concerns persist, experts warn

The BYOD model is still widely used, but most companies handle it reactively rather than implementing policies from the outset.

Digital fraudsters use money mules to fleece SA

SA's youth and mobile money adoption fuel a rise in financial crime and money mules, according to LexisNexis Risk Solutions.

Digital mindfulness as a weapon in the cyber security arsenal

Digital mindfulness helps individuals and teams develop cognitive defences, build healthy digital habits and foster a culture of security from the inside out.

Anti-phishing efforts flag legitimate e-mails

Over 80% of phishing e-mails analysed were enhanced using AI – making them far more convincing than ever before, according to KnowBe4 research.

Cyber threats Africa faces are unique – African surveying needs to be too: Early survey results prove it

The Africa Human Risk Management Survey 2025 has been undertaken by Red Ribbon Insights and is sponsored by KnowBe4 Africa.

AI takes up arms on both sides of cyber security wars

There is the risk that AI agents could autonomously plan, execute, adapt and automate an entire cyber crime operation.

The psychology of cyber criminals: An in-depth exploration

Emerging research indicates a strong correlation between cyber crime and antisocial behaviour, including traits associated with psychopathy.

#ITWebSS2024 – KnowBe4 to deep dive into cyber criminal psychology

KnowBe4 Africa’s SVP content strategy and evangelist Anna Collard to present at the annual ITWeb Security Summit Jhb in June.

Initiative bridges cyber security skills gap for WCape youth

MiDO Technologies marks the graduation of its first cohort of 21 students, as part of the cyber security skills building programme.

Survey: SA business is on board with generative AI

An ITWeb / KnowBe4 survey on GenAI revealed the extent of its adoption by SA organisations.

ITWeb TV: 'Appalling' gender gap persists in SA cyber security sector

The cyber security sector has the lowest level of gender transformation in the ICT industry, potentially leaving SA exposed.