ITWeb and MTN Business’s recent cyber security survey found companies' ability to respond to cyber threats should be tested through regular simulations.
The banking trojan tricks South African taxpayers with convincing SARS-themed phishing e-mails as filing season reaches its peak.
Reactive security methods are no longer sufficient to defend against the scale, speed and sophistication of new and emerging threats.
The High Court dismisses PRASA’s attempt to block a defamation lawsuit brought against it by one of its former senior employees.
IBM Security shows the average cost per data breach incident for South African organisations is less than a year ago, averaging R44.1 million in 2025.
The majority of survey respondents rely on internal teams for information about cyber threats and attack techniques, the survey found.
The initiative is designed to help local businesses strengthen their security posture through accessible, actionable insights.
Companies must re-imagine the frontline because it is the source of all attacks, says Cloudflare.
Countries lack requisite skills and tools to track and report attacks, says Jason Lane-Sellers, director of Fraud and Identity at LexisNexis Risk Solutions.
The company is calling on organisations to rethink security from a static, reactive necessity to a strategic, AI-driven business imperative.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the competitive landscape right now. Organisations that want to stay ahead must learn to harness it – securely, says Barry Neethling, group CTO at First Technology.
The Snode Guardian platform integrates a range of security tools, enabling companies to view and correlate relevant information in real-time, says Stephan Krynauw, CTO of Snode.