In an era defined by AI agents and autonomous execution, organisations must rethink what “recovery” truly means, says Veeam Software’s Ian Engelbrecht.
The company will examine how information networks are influencing how trust is formed and how power is exercised, at ITWeb Security Summit JHB 2026.
A lot still needs to be done to improve cyber security posture, says Cloud Security Alliance South Africa president Ayanda Peta.
Cyber security today means protecting a constantly moving ecosystem, says Bottomline IT.
We didn't heed cyber security warnings, especially the one in 1994 of a theoretical but profound threat to the encryption standards of the age.
Policies don’t stop attackers, but preparation changes outcomes, says Cyanre MD Professor Danny Myburgh.
How to adapt to the cyber risk posed by the growth in the workforce of non-human colleagues.
The company will discuss AI governance and zero trust at the ITWeb Security Summit 2026 in Johannesburg.
The purpose-built autonomous agent architecture executes network security operations across enterprise environments, without requiring constant human intervention.
Cyber security can no longer be positioned as a narrow product discussion or a once-off remediation exercise, says Oliver Niemandt, GM and head of sales at Cloud On Demand.
South African cyber security experts warn that low ransom DDoS attacks on ISPs may stem from cheap dark web tools, or sophisticated actors testing infrastructure resilience.
A military “Survivability Onion” framework helps companies cut security costs by terminating unnecessary systems and shrinking their attack surface, says Stitch's Barney de Villiers ahead of the ITWeb Security Summit.
