In recent years, financial crime has increasingly become of concern to both governments and financial institutions around the world.

The nature of the cloud, with multiple attack vectors, predisposes it to cyber criminal attack. For this reason, enterprises must ensure cloud configurations are secured in a way that prevents discovery.

The dramatic technology shifts in 2020 mean that businesses of all sizes – but especially SMMEs – urgently need to position themselves as digital challengers.

Work from home is now an accepted practice, and companies need to change policies and implement new security measures to secure themselves in the work-from-anywhere world.

Cyber crime committed via e-mail is on the rise, which is why organisations need to work closely with trusted security partners to implement a multi-layered security approach.

The employee experience is just as important as the customer experience. In this era of remote working, adopting the right technologies is key to improving both.

Because the mini PC is not that well known or understood by the market, there is a tendency to choose the supposedly safer or better-understood options, says Xavier Nel, head of product at CloudGate.

Brands need to understand how digital is evolving, so they can continue to serve consumers effectively.

Co-location data centres offer enormous benefits compared to in-house operations: access to critical skills, cost efficiencies and an interconnected ecosystem of related businesses.

Body-worn cameras may come with their own challenges, but the positive impact they can have on accountability, legitimacy and conviction rates makes them an indispensable tool.

Domain name system is a foundational network service that is effective at catching threats early, identifying compromised devices and investigating and responding to threats.

The speed of software delivery is vital in today’s high-speed world, but achieving this while ensuring the quality of the applications can create high levels of complexity.