Security-as-a-service emerges as a growth opportunity for the channel

Data classification and labelling enables organisations to classify data based on its sensitivity and to protect sensitive information from being accidentally or maliciously shared, says Kelly Chalom: Legal Advisor, GDPR and Data Privacy Compliance Specialist at Cloud Essentials

A security expert warns cyber fraudsters are match fit to breach the security defences of fans, organisers and sponsors during the Rugby World Cup.

Microsoft addresses lesser-known techniques that hackers exploit to obtain administration rights and turn AD and Windows into exploitable targets, and the counter-measures we can take.

As the Hawks investigates cyber attacks on the CR17 campaign, a security expert warns SA is experiencing a new wave of phishing attacks.

Only 12% of gamers claim they have never had a multi-player gaming experience spoilt by unfair actions of other players, says Kaspersky.

Fintech changes could open up new attacks on organisations and consumers, the company says.

The company looks to create the IT infrastructure necessary to transform into a truly digital airports business.

More than 20 million people in the South American country, including seven million minors, were exposed in a data leak.

Officials confirm the city does not have a policy in place to govern the surveillance cameras across Johannesburg.

The holy grail for those responsible for securing company networks is to achieve zero vulnerability infrastructure, says Gareth Trollip, SA country manager at KHIPU Networks.

The South Gauteng High Court declares some parts of the Act as unconstitutional, as bulk surveillance activities are unlawful.