Implats is pushing ahead with generative AI, while addressing a cyber breach that remains on the platinum miner’s risk agenda.
Cyber security keeps blaming users for predictable mistakes. The real weakness lies in systems designed without real human behaviour in mind.
Vulnerabilities in the legacy high-performance computing system caused the Lengau supercomputer security breach.
Caesar Tonkin, MD of Armata Cyber Security, says the company invests in expertise being visible, not just present.
Criminals increasingly use home invasions, kidnappings and hostage situations to force crypto holders to surrender their assets.
Local firms are increasingly exposed, as SA combines a relatively mature digital economy with uneven cyber resilience, says Cyanre.
From quantum teleportation to cosmic-ray-proof codes, physics labs are quietly rewriting the rules of computing.
The IT services firm recruits across key tech disciplines, while investing in upskilling and reskilling of employees.
Anthropic reveals three Claude AI models breached the live systems of three organisations during cyber security tests.
As cyber criminals embrace AI, security leaders urge businesses to strengthen resilience, rethink trust and prepare for the inevitable breach.
The IT services provider repositions for a new era of AI-driven infrastructure, moving from data centre ownership, to an asset-light model.
The challenge facing organisations is no longer whether employees are using unauthorised AI tools, but how businesses govern that reality.
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ITWeb TV speaks to Gareth Redelinghuys, country MD at TrendAI, about the impact that AI continues to have on cyber security, in terms of both defence and attack. Business leaders need to understand this dynamic and how best to protect their ‘crown jewels’.
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ITWeb TV: SA's escalating cyber attack landscape | Episode #141
South Africa is becoming a prominent target for global cyber attacks due to perceived weaknesses in its cyber security defences, with Cloud Security Alliance's Ayanda Peta calling for consistent basic cyber practices.