Companies must understand that non-financial data is also valuable and can be ‘weaponised’ by fraudsters, says Wessel Matthee, information security and compliance manager at Entersekt.
Employee well-being forms the cornerstone of a successful return to work strategy, says Michaela Voller, chief HR officer at Dimension Data.
Edge computing has gained pace with the rise in IOT devices and data proliferation, says Mohammed Amin, SVP – MERAT at Dell Technologies.
A DMS ensures that a contract between multiple parties is sound and can stand up legally in court if necessary, says Carla De Abreu, business development manager at e4.
SD-WAN provides the foundation for a SASE-enabled architecture, delivering protected, anywhere, anytime access, says Hardus Dippenaar, senior network architect at Datacentrix.
Ransomware attacks can not only cost companies money and lose business, they can also put human lives at risk in the OT/IOT environment, says Tumi Masobe, business development manager at Axiz.
QR codes are a potential cyber risk, says Simeon Tassev, MD and QSA at Galix.
If we take the concept of the IOT and tap into the internet of people, perhaps we can gather all the data needed to overcome some of our challenges, says Murshid Obaray, key account director at Software AG.
Cloud-native supercomputer architecture aims to maintain the fastest possible compute, storage and network performance while meeting cloud services requirements, says Werner Coetzee, business development executive at Data Sciences Corporation.
Businesses can turn to biometric technologies to analyse voices and detect anomalies, says Brett Beranek, VP and GM, Security & Biometrics Line of Business at Nuance Communications.
Artificial intelligence can help companies in capital-intensive industries realise significant bottom-line benefits with industrial AI combined with deep domain expertise, says Wilhelm Swart, MD at 4 Sight Operational Technologies.
The heart of an intelligent approach to ransomware is to safeguard critical and sensitive data to mitigate risk, says Kate Mollett, regional director at Commvault Africa.