Articles about ITWeb Security Summit 2025

Geopolitical turmoil opens doors for rampant cyber crime

Markets have to face a threat landscape that includes AI-driven attacks and continuous ransomware.

Cyber security is everyone’s problem – Experts speak out on ITWeb TV

From AI to digital ID: Catch ITWeb TV’s interviews from Security Summit 2025.

Proactive by design: How Snode uses digital twins to think like a hacker

By merging digital twin technology with intelligent threat modelling, Snode Technologies is helping companies move beyond reactive defence.

Volatile geopolitical conditions open markets to rampant cyber crime

Chaos amid volatile geopolitics and uncertainty play into the hands of cyber criminals.

Kaspersky deepens Africa channel investment with Axiz partnership

Companies to roll out a complete portfolio of cyber security solutions and services across SA and the SADC region.

Can SA overcome historic challenges to progress in cyber security?

A general overview of the country’s cyber security ecosystem shows that while there are pockets of progress, some issues continue to hold the market back.

Google Cloud showcased power of unified security for finance at ITWeb Security Summit 2025

Google Cloud recently hosted a CISO roundtable to demonstrate how unified security and strategic threat intelligence can build resilience and fortify defences for the financial services industry.

APIs: A fast-growing attack vector

Application programming interfaces are 'the front door to data', according to experts at the recent 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.