Articles about ITWeb Security Summit 2025

AI disruption top of mind at executive roundtable

A roundtable dinner for CISOs, hosted by BCX and Fortinet, took place in the lead-up to the 20th annual ITWeb Security Summit.

Bracing for cyber warfare

As the risk of cyber war increases, we must learn from real world battlefields and apply these lessons to the cyber environment, says the Cyber Security Institute's Noelle van der Waag-Cowling.

AI for security and the security of AI

Security professionals must now also become experts in AI, says KnowBe4's Jack Chapman.

Implement guardrails to support safer GenAI use

A zero trust approach may be necessary to ensure GenAI is being used in a secure manner.

Moving towards super AI – a double-edged sword for cyber security

With every day that the technology evolves, the attack surface expands exponentially, says BCX's Garith Peck.

CISOs look to deputies, business-wide culture change to mitigate risk

CISOs across the board are feeling overwhelmed in the face of increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks.

Expert urges SMEs to integrate AI into cyber security plans

AI literacy key for SMEs, says expert at Security Summit.

Space system cyber attacks increasingly a ‘concerning’ threat

Space satellites are becoming prone to internet-driven malicious threats, says ITWeb Security Summit 2025 international keynote speaker Dr Bianca Lins.

DNS visibility ‘blind spots’ leave firms exposed

Despite its importance, the domain name system is one of the most under-monitored areas of the network, says Cyberrey’s Abdullah Kaymakci.

Artificial intelligence’s power must be regulated

South Africa’s AI policy development is on track with the East and West, having integrated elements from across regions.

We’re not far from deepfake as a service, warns Jamie Bartlett

The author, tech expert and cyber security guru explains that this is now front of mind for cyber criminals.

Rapid AI adoption outpaces cyber insurance cover

As more organisations adopt artificial intelligence, the insurance market has been slow to respond with dedicated coverage solutions, says Aon SA’s Zamani Ngidi.