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Identify risk to proactively mitigate threats

Companies that depend on security controls associated with traditional monitoring solutions often lack visibility into their technology assets.

4:30

It’s time to rethink your access controls

With cyber crime on the rise, it is imperative to implement new, intelligent privilege controls.

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Orange Cyberdefense SA hosts cyber security event focused on fighting cyber crime

The 'Juice' agenda was tailored to address how companies can actively combat cyber crime beyond the traditional tactics of monitoring and reporting.

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Phishing in style: Microsoft Sway abused to deliver quishing attacks

Netskope Threat Labs tracked a 2 000-fold increase in traffic to phishing pages delivered through Microsoft Sway.

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Secure networks can strengthen critical infrastructure in SA

With its dynamic, decentralised architecture, Rajant's Kinetic Mesh technology delivers security, reliability and adaptability, says Teresa Huysamen, business unit manager at Duxbury Networking.

4:10

Effective, next-gen pentesting demands expertise

To achieve full value from pentesting, modern penetration testers need to be as creative and devious as cyber criminals.

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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.

2:30

AI-based fraud and biometrics set to dominate digital identity in 2025

iiDENTIFii lists trends in the first SA edition of Identity Index.

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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.

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Netskope
29 Nov

Netskope surpasses $500m in ARR

According to Netskope, 3 400+ customers, tens of millions of end-users and more than 30 of the Fortune 100 have adopted Netskope One platform capabilities.

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Schreiber lays out digital vison for home affairs

The successful implementation of the department’s digital vision has the potential to revolutionise government, says home affairs minister Dr Leon Schreiber.