Pepkor’s Duncan Rae will explore the mistrust between security teams and executives at the ITWeb Security Summit 2025, in Cape Town.
A constantly shifting threat environment
As main event sponsor for this year's ITWeb Security Summit, BCX shared their thoughts on why it's an unmissable event. Taking place from 3 - 5 June, this year promises to be bigger than ever. To register, go to www.itweb.co.za today! #ITWebSS2025 #bcx
A legacy event in IT security
BCX is the main sponsor for this year's ITWeb Security Summit, taking place from 3 - 5 June. If you want to be a part of the premier content and networking platform for CISOs, CIOs and security, risk and privacy professionals in South Africa, then you cannot afford to miss this event! Go to www.itweb.co.za to register. #ITWebSS2025 #bcx
Update your cyber security strategy
Kaspersky weighed in on their involvement for this year's Cape Town leg of the ITWeb Security Summit, taking place from 3 - 5 June. This year's event will unpack all the latest developments, the methods that attackers are using and best practice in how companies are protecting their digital assets from evolving threats. To register, go to www.itweb.co.za today! #ITWebSS2025 #kaspersky
Arctic Wolf will present at the ITWeb Security Summit, which takes place on 4 and 5 June, with workshops on 6 June.
All stakeholders have the same goals of mitigating risk for organisational growth, says Justin Berman, technical director for Skybox Security.
Your identity is probably the most important thing you own, but are government departments doing enough to protect it?
Panda Security's Jeremy Matthews addressed attendees of a Webinar on 23 August on how to best block cyber threats.
The annual provincial hackathon takes place from 8 to 10 September 2017 at the Sol Plaatje University, Central Campus, Kimberley.
The #SS17HACK preselection process uncovered up-and-coming infosec professionals, who delivered on-point ideas.
Do 'real' security, not just compliance, urges Reino Mostert, a security analyst at Telspace Systems, speaking at ITWeb Security Summit 2015.
Personal information, no matter how innocuous, can be of value to a cyber criminal, says?Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Distribution.
Infosec's Bevan Lane outlines the motivations behind current hacktivist attacks and how companies can protect themselves.
Fresh approaches are urgently needed in the IT security space, says Haroon Meer, founder of Thinkst.
The hub will give the community a greater sense of itself as a collective, says Performanta Consulting.