Gold standard cyber security in the ‘gig economy’

In the event of a disaster like COVID-19, it’s vital that network admins can control their infrastructure while employees gain access to the company`s information and apps securely from anywhere, says Axiz's Dino Psoulis.

COVID-19 will have a profound impact on how cyber security is handled going forward, and ITWeb Security Summit 2020 experts will unpack the latest trends from lessons learned during this time.

The Standing Committee on Public Accounts says it had concerns about the month-to-month Security Operation Centre contract, despite allowing it to be fast-tracked.

The South African Fraud Prevention Service teams up with OneVault to use passive voice biometrics to combat fraud in the country.

The entire channel has a role to play in protecting customers' data, says Dell Technologies.

Gauteng premier David Makhura asks the Special Investigation Unit to probe the controversial multimillion-rand Security Operation Centre contract.

The smart building ecosystem includes the manufacturers of consumables and construction materials, adding complementary IOT solutions.

MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko orders an investigation into allegations of irregularity in the Gauteng Security Operation Centre Contract.

Effectively managing the spread of the coronavirus pandemic necessitates a limitation of various constitutional rights, says the Information Regulator.

Although it will track and trace, via cellphones, those people who may have been exposed to coronavirus, government says their rights will be safeguarded.

We are forced to change what we view as critical, essential, or even important at all as we come face-to-face with the COVID-19 pandemic, says iiDENTIFii.

The increased number of employees working from home and outside of the usual protections of corporate networks is a golden opportunity for cyber criminals.