SMEs are most at risk of being cyber crime targets, as cyber criminals constantly up their efforts and the level of sophistication of their attacks.
Most organisations are unaware and reactive in the face of growing cyber risk, says Lukas van der Merwe, specialist sales executive: security at Gijima.
This approach tightens the reins on access security while giving users a choice of devices and apps, says Helen Kruger, CEO of Troye.
Companies need to look at implementing highly specialised security solutions to counter the increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks.
Crypto-miner malware has been identified as one of the top three malware families rife in SA, Kenya and Nigeria.
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Business – while cognisant of the need to mitigate risk – does not always understand the value of each component within a zero risk model.
The company was recognised in The Forrester New Wave: Zero Trust Network Access, Q3 2021 report.
These critical vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to conduct remote network attacks and modify the amount of medication a patient will receive through infusion.
The Verizon report says 85% of breaches involved a human element, with stealing user credentials the most favoured technique of cyber criminals.
Organisations need to take a step back, re-strategise their security infrastructure and plan for a post-coronavirus world.
Business resilience, and how Gijima’s Advanced Cyber Defence security capabilities support it, will come under discussion at a virtual series of roundtables in October.