Companies should bolster their security through multifactor authentication, which requires at least two pieces of evidence to prove the user’s identity, says Spiros Fatouros, CEO of Marsh Africa.
It is imperative to find ways and means to bring fibre internet access to all communities in SA and especially the poor, says Bradley Bekker, head of brand at Evotel.
Companies must ready a comprehensive ransomware preparedness strategy ahead of time that can be adapted depending on the severity of an attack, says Rob T Lee, chief curriculum director and faculty lead at SANS Institute.
AfriGIS has developed a polygon dataset for 21 000 towns, including 490 000 suburbs, over the past two years, says Brian Civin, chief sales and marketing officer at AfriGIS.
People should ask themselves why they are going through the resignation process when this can take away their options, says Nicol Myburgh, head: HCM Business Unit at CRS Technologies.
Smart cities come with smart digital technologies and the never-ending security threat, says Henk Olivier, MD of Ozone Information Technology Distribution.
Delaying the move to cloud could leave companies at a severe competitive disadvantage, says Louis van Schalkwyk, head of technical operations at Digicloud Africa.
When tech governance knowledge meets tech skills, technology can be sweated for real business benefits, says Cecil Munsamy, MD at AVeS Cyber Security.
Altron Technologies has the distinction of supplying the first Xerox Versant 4100 production press in Africa, says Jannie Steyn, sales and business development specialist at Altron Technologies Namibia.
There is an urgent need to use 5G-enabled technologies to accelerate a broader distribution of economic resilience, says Matone Ditlhake, CEO of Corridor Africa Technologies.
The risk of being left behind is clear and present, and insurers must look inwards and investigate how best to modernise their core systems, says Annalie Terblanche, product manager at SilverBridge Holdings.
The digitisation of the insurance process means insurers are using dynamic data to offer customers personalised premiums and products, says Dr Nolwandle Mgoqi, chief executive for long-term and short-term insurance at Standard Bank.