FNB, Absa, Standard Bank and African Bank are some of the banks that make use of Debt-IN’s services and have confirmed the impact of the ransomware attack on their businesses.
China's new privacy law: Its impact on SA organisations
South African businesses with links to China need to be aware of the country’s recently passed Personal Information Protection Law, which comes into force in November 2021.
ProBono.Org joins LexisNexis to support recovery and rebuilding
SMMEs grappling with the impact of the recent riots and looting can access free legal resources and a complimentary one-hour virtual consultation with an attorney.
Digital nomads need digital policies for business continuity
Remote working has triggered a fundamental change in digital working and nomads now rule the workplace, says Nicol Myburgh, head: HCM Business Unit at CRS Technologies.
Five years on: Governance still biggest hurdle to BI
Even with governance more important than ever before, it’s not an easy task to ensure good, clean, quality data is available for accurate BI reporting.
Cajee brothers to appear virtually at Africrypt inquiry
Africrypt directors Ameer and Raees Cajee, who shut the crypto investment platform in April, will appear next month before an inquiry ordered by court-appointed liquidators.
Can we get rid of bias in artificial intelligence?
Artificial intelligence systems are the product of constructed algorithms that inherit many of the biases that help to perpetuate the global challenges we hope to solve.
Companies must take control of their sensitive data and personally identifiable information to significantly reduce their risk and exposure to data breaches.
Total document solution assessment saves business time, money
A TDS assessment will help a company to understand where they are spending money and why, says Werner Engelbrecht, GM, Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa.