The security e-learning tool will be on display at the ITWeb Security Summit this week.
In the last 10 years, there has been a shift in control from organisation to consumer, says Siva Pather, GM of customer interactive solutions at Dimension Data.
'My Mobile Watchdog' software enables parents to monitor and control their children's cellphone communications.
The acquisition brings two complementary security portfolios together, says Sophos.
ITWeb TV #SS24 Steve Jump, Custodiet Advisory Services
Recorded live at ITWeb Security Summit 2024, Steve Jump, director, Custodiet Advisory Services, provided ITWeb's Adrian Hinchcliffe with an update on the Security Summit Hackathon, the value these have in skills development and talent recruitment for companies and the start-up scene, as well as an overview of Secure by Design principles.
Checks on prospective employees will be quicker and more accurate, as the industry moves onto a biometric platform.
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Chinese tech titans clash, Anonymous denies PlayStation attack, smartphone market in 'perfect storm', and Samsung eyes Chrome OS device.
ITWeb TV: AI-driven fraud rises as criminals target human trust | Ep #158
AI-driven fraud is rising across Africa, with criminals exploiting human behaviour and trust rather than system vulnerabilities, says Thalia Pillay, CEO of Orca Fraud. In an interview with ITWeb Africa editor Samuel Mungadze, Pillay says criminals are deploying increasingly sophisticated AI-powered tactics to circumvent security controls.
Security information and event management is driven by compliance, cyber attacks and internal fraud, says Zenith Systems.
The company is expanding its services to include a security-focused skills recruitment division.
The Northwest Federal Credit Union fights financial crime with SAS Anti-Money Laundering.
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Behavioural targeting can offer excellent marketing results, but can pose security risks, says Acceleration.
Fully integrated, IP-based security is the trend among companies across the globe, says DiData.
As interest in the death of the world's most wanted terrorist peaks, cyber criminals are using the opportunity to spread malicious content.
Sony blames Anonymous for hack, IT services spending grows, Facebook, Google mull Skype acquisition, and fake bin Laden corpse photos spread.