Cyber security is an enterprise-wide risk management issue, not just an IT issue, said Rand Water's Vincent Mello.
The future moves beyond smart buildings into smart spaces, and true integration with mobile technology, says Dimension Data.
Over half of successful cyber attacks are on endpoints, says Jeremy Matthews, Panda Security Africa.
The industry watchdog will be looking to make an impact when the legislation finally comes into force, says Webber Wentzel.
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We can expect an increase in malicious coin miners, driven by the prospect of financial gains and increased anonymity, says Helge Husemann of Malwarebytes.
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A lot of countries on the continent have no data protection legislation whatsoever, warns Deloitte's data privacy specialist.
Teams of keen young coders are hunkered down in Midrand, using machine learning to solve real world business cases.
Too many organisations still neglect the security basics in the face of increasing risks of ransomware attacks.
Very few systems offer memory encryption, which makes them vulnerable to attack, says Intel's Rodrigo Branco
Multifunction printers are easy to hack, says CSIR cyber security specialist.
Most organisations in South Africa are not prepared for a malware attack.
Technology is changing so rapidly that security risks are being left behind in some areas.