Cybersecurity Wallpost Africa

Lindsey Schutters
SOUTH AFRICA
How the 'GoFetch' attack could target your Mac

Apple has found success with its Macs after moving to homebaked silicon because of the incredible battery endurance. Source: Apple Newsroom
Apple has found success with its Macs after moving to homebaked silicon because of the incredible battery endurance. Source: Apple Newsroom
[Lindsey Schutters] GoFecth is an unfixable exploit that targets how M-series Apple computers work, but you shouldn't stress too much...

Posted 25 days ago | Like
Lindsey Schutters
SOUTH AFRICA
#CybersecurityMonth: EMEA faces surge of DDoS attacks in H1 2023

#CybersecurityMonth: EMEA faces surge of DDoS attacks in H1 2023
[Lindsey Schutters] Cybercriminals ramped up their nefarious activities during the first half of 2023, EMEA receives most DDOS attacks...

Posted 5 months ago | Like
Lindsey Schutters
SOUTH AFRICA
#CybersecurityMonth: What are Passkeys and why is it the future of online security?

#CybersecurityMonth: What are Passkeys and why is it the future of online security?
[Lindsey Schutters] Google is rolling out Passkeys by default to its account users, and both Apple and Microsoft are on board...

Posted 6 months ago | Like
Carey van Vlaanderen
SOUTH AFRICA
4 ways to manage the human threat to cybersecurity

High pressure modern business environment. Source: Fauxels/Pexels
High pressure modern business environment. Source: Fauxels/Pexels
[Carey van Vlaanderen] A strong human risk management programme could stop your employees from becoming a cybersecurity statistic...

Posted 9 months ago | Like
Imran Salie
SOUTH AFRICA
#EcomAfrica: Boardroom confidence in cybersecurity crucial for e-commerce success

#EcomAfrica: Boardroom confidence in cybersecurity crucial for e-commerce success
[Imran Salie] Cybersecurity isn't something that individuals take very seriously. Think for a moment about how often you make a concerted effort to ensure that your personal information is secure online...

Posted 12 months ago | Like
Simeon Tassev
SOUTH AFRICA
Cybersecurity awareness is no longer a generic exercise for business

Cybersecurity awareness is no longer a generic exercise for business
[Simeon Tassev] Anew precedent has been set, with ENSafrica being ordered to pay R5.5m and legal fees to an individual who lost money due to a manipulated email from the firm...

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Dan Thornton
SOUTH AFRICA
SA shoppers warned of online scams ahead of shopping season

SA shoppers warned of online scams ahead of shopping season
[Dan Thornton] This holiday season, we can expect an array of shopping-related scams where you won't get what you have paid for...

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Dan Thornton
SOUTH AFRICA
Building cyber-savvy workplaces in SA

Building cyber-savvy workplaces in SA
[Dan Thornton] The vast majority of cyber-attacks against South African businesses and individuals are carried out by international cyber criminal groups...

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Kate Mollett
SOUTH AFRICA
Ransomware is a business resilience issue, not an IT problem

Ransomware is a business resilience issue, not an IT problem
[Kate Mollett] Although ransomware affects IT infrastructure, the impact of an attack goes far beyond and stretches to every corner of a business...

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Chris de Bruyn
SOUTH AFRICA
The changing role of the chief information security officer in a data-driven world

The changing role of the chief information security officer in a data-driven world
[Chris de Bruyn] The role of the chief information security officer used to be purely focused on managing security problems and risks...

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Dan Thornton
SOUTH AFRICA
Cyber savvy parents keep kids safer online

Cyber savvy parents keep kids safer online
[Dan Thornton] Cybersecurity involves the whole family...

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Dan Thornton
SOUTH AFRICA
Cyber fraud has steep collective costs

Cyber fraud has steep collective costs
[Dan Thornton] At the root of the vast majority of cybercrime is a simple human mistake - one password used over and over again, your barcoded boarding pass posted on social media, or your entire collection of digital passwords collated in an Excel doc or iPhone notes.

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Dan Thornton
SOUTH AFRICA
Why cybersecurity needs to tighten up as cryptocurrencies plummet

Why cybersecurity needs to tighten up as cryptocurrencies plummet
[Dan Thornton] There's never been a more important time to be concerned about cybersecurity and the widespread cybercrimes that flourish in the 'Wild West' territories of cryptocurrencies...

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Dan Thornton
SOUTH AFRICA
Tax season is coming amidst a shocking rise in cybercrime

Tax season is coming amidst a shocking rise in cybercrime
[Dan Thornton] Sars has warned of a sharp increase in scams targeting taxpayers aimed at getting us to disclose personal information...

Posted 1 year ago | Like
Matthew Campbell
SOUTH AFRICA
SA's Cybercrimes Act - will it change how you use the internet?

SA's Cybercrimes Act - will it change how you use the internet?
[Matthew Campbell] What does this new act mean for South African consumers and businesses online? Here's what you need to know about it...

Posted 2 years ago | Like
Andrew Bourne
SOUTH AFRICA
What online privacy and security will look like in 2022

What online privacy and security will look like in 2022
[Andrew Bourne] Online privacy and security is an ongoing battle and organisations of all sizes will have to keep stepping up their efforts when it comes to protection...

Posted 2 years ago | Like
Andrew Bourne
SOUTH AFRICA
5 cybersecurity tips to secure your workforce

Image source: © Maksim Kabakou –
Image source: © Maksim Kabakou – 123RF.com
[Andrew Bourne] As the hybrid working model becomes the norm, organisations should use this opportunity to re-evaluate the safeguards they've implemented...

Posted 2 years ago | Like
Anna Collard
SOUTH AFRICA
5 important lessons to learn from the REvil ransomware attack

5 important lessons to learn from the REvil ransomware attack
[Anna Collard] Anna Collard, SVP of content strategy and evangelist for KnowBe4 Africa, offers five important lessons to learn from the recent REvil ransomware attack...

Posted 2 years ago | Like
Anna Collard
SOUTH AFRICA
Here's how hackers break into the business environment and how it can be avoided

Here's how hackers break into the business environment and how it can be avoided
[Anna Collard] Organisations have to invest in comprehensive in-depth phishing plans, leveraging policies, technical tools and awareness training best practices to ensure that they're not vulnerable to attack. And this attack is absolutely guaranteed...

Posted 2 years ago | Like
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