Articles about Snode

Digital twin – the next frontier in AI-enabled cyber threat exposure management

The application of AI-enabled digital twin technology is emerging as a field with vast untapped promise, says Snode.

Africa’s cyber security talent on show at SS25 hackathon

Participants are eager to dabble with AI’s power at ITWeb’s 20th annual Security Summit 2025 hackathon.

CTEM – the missing layer in cyber security?

Continuous threat exposure management provides a structured, iterative approach that allows companies to eliminate cyber risks, reveals industry expert.

ITWeb TV: SA’s cyber security players can compete globally

Christi Maherry, co-CEO of Snode Technologies, believes South African cyber companies need to take “local is lekker” to heart.

VIDEO: Young geeks hack their way into internships

The ITWeb Security Summit Hackathon 2023 saw young hackers dedicate over 30 hours of their time to creating secure and scenario-based solutions.

ITWeb Security Summit Hackathon – #SS23Hack

#SS23Hack officially starts on 13 May with the Ideathon – for training, idea generation and preselection for the main event.

Development doesn’t stop with #SS19Hack for young geeks

#SS19Hack participants are receiving further mentoring and support, says Geekulcha’s Nghonyama.

#SS19Hack Ideathon: Young developers aim to protect connected citizens

ITWeb's #SS19Hack Ideathon challenged participants to build cyber security skills and solutions, as they brainstormed ideas with tech entrepreneurs and developers.

SA often first in line for emerging advanced attacks

SA is among the emerging economies viewed as soft, lucrative targets by organised crime syndicates, says Snode.

Budding hackers help security experts think outside the box

Deep inside Vodaworld, a group of young hackers get to grips with the next generation of security products.

Maths deployed as cybercrime 'street fighter'

Advanced mathematical algorithms catch more attack attempts than AI, says Snode.

Security Summit 2017 announces its first hackathon

The hackathon is challenging disruptive innovators to build the most secure systems possible, says ITWeb.