Most Africans fret about financial loss from cyber crime

With nearly 70% of data breaches involving the “human factor,” social engineering remains the most powerful weapon in a cyber-criminal’s arsenal.

Employees need to be trained on the benefits of zero trust and how to work with the new model to reduce resistance and improve overall adoption.

As these wellness programmes become increasingly popular, employers, medical aids and insurers may collect more of your biometric data.

Cyber hygiene is critical for individuals and businesses because it acts as the first line of defense against a wide range of cyber threats.

Sharing electronic devices within a household is unavoidable, but there are methods to guarantee safe usage for everyone.

Businesses and website owners rely on cookies for tracking visitor data and analysing user behaviour.

Are roles in cybersecurity threatened by the rise of automation and artificial intelligence?

Check Point research shows that Africa experienced the highest volume of cyber attacks in the world last year.

Cybercriminals are limbering up for another year of security contortions says Anna Collard, SVP Content Strategy & Evangelist at KnowBe4 Africa.

People need to become familiar with the threats of social engineering and common scams so they can protect their money said Anna Collard, SVP Content Strategy and Evangelist at KnowBe4 Africa.

Hackers, scammers, charlatans and money-grabbers run amok within the world of DeFi says Anna Collard, SVP of Content Strategy and Evangelist of KnowBe4 Africa.