Structure your business to gather digital evidence
Organisations must build cyber forensic readiness into their systems, says seasoned digital forensics investigator and prosecutor.
Do you have the recipe, tools and 'baker' for your security cake?
Information security `recipes' need to be appropriate for their context, says Manuel Corregedor, Telspace Systems.
Lessons from next-gen approach to user authentication
Enterprises have a lot to learn from user experience in the consumer identity management space, says Ubusha's Andrew Whittaker.
Endpoints the new frontier in security battle
Over half of successful cyber attacks are on endpoints, says Jeremy Matthews, Panda Security Africa.
One user, one e-mail can bring down a company
Too many organisations still neglect the security basics in the face of increasing risks of ransomware attacks.
Printers, like any other device, are vulnerable
Multifunction printers are easy to hack, says CSIR cyber security specialist.
Home appliances present new risks
Technology is changing so rapidly that security risks are being left behind in some areas.
Science Forum South Africa 2017 wraps up on high note
The forum ended with the announcement of new research chairs and a commitment to enhancing science and technology understanding among parliamentarians.
Science Forum South Africa 2017 wraps up on a high note
The Department of Science and Technology's Science Forum South Africa 2017 ended on a high note in Pretoria on 8 December, with the announcement of new research chairs and a commitment to enhancing science and technology understanding among parliamentarians.
SA's finest future technologies go on show
Over 100 South African innovations will be showcased at the Innovation Bridge Technology Showcase and Matchmaking Event in Gauteng this week.
Spotlight on SA innovation
The Department of Science and Technology is staging its Innovation Bridge technology showcase and matchmaking exhibition this month.