Speaking engagements (32)
ITWeb Security Summit 2024
Topic: The psychology of cybercriminals - a look behind the curtain
SA Cybersecurity culture today webinar
Topic: Findings of the KnowBe4 - ITWeb cybersecurity culture survey 2024
KnowBe4 - Generative AI Risk
Topic: Q&A and Close
Articles
With Easter celebrations drawing near, cybercriminals are also preparing – to scam. South Africans are being urged to remain vigilant against the holiday-themed fraud.
Anna Collard from KnowBe4 Africa explains how businesses should start balancing AI-driven security measures with growing AI-powered threats.
Gen Z workers are far more likely than older employees to use the same password for professional and personal accounts and to ignore important IT updates.
With nearly 70% of data breaches involving the “human factor,” social engineering remains the most powerful weapon in a cyber-criminal’s arsenal.
Employees need to be trained on the benefits of zero trust and how to work with the new model to reduce resistance and improve overall adoption.
As these wellness programmes become increasingly popular, employers, medical aids and insurers may collect more of your biometric data.
Cyber hygiene is critical for individuals and businesses because it acts as the first line of defense against a wide range of cyber threats.
Companies must invest in appropriate cyber security training, developing a human-centric security culture and adopting mindful security practices.
Articles About Anna Collard (12)
Cyber security professionals have reacted to SONA 2026, urging government to classify digital security as critical infrastructure and prioritise skills development.
Six alleged bogus investment scammers, together with 25 call centre agents, arrested for contravening the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act.
Nominations are now open for the Top Tech Entrepreneur award, sponsored by Vaxowave.
