AI adoption is a leadership challenge

Identity recovery isn’t optional but rather the safeguard that determines whether an organisation bounces back or breaks.

Africa’s digital growth demands new security approaches to build trust amid rising cyber risks.

With growing concern around gambling behaviour in South Africa, new data from SOFTSWISS shows a clear shift in how the industry is responding.

Data Protection Authority MACRA has launched nationwide sensitisation meetings for postal and courier operators to improve compliance with Malawi’s Data Protection Act.

To move beyond the stigma of fake sounding bots, investment must be made in the soft side of technology.

A common misconception is that having cybersecurity solutions in place means the company is protected. But these do not guarantee containment when a hacker gains access to the system.

Cybersecurity firm bets on rising demand for secure digital identity systems.

Cross-border operation dismantles phishing networks and exposes trafficking-linked cyber scams.

The Cybersecurity Operations Centre will protect government systems, digital services, and citizen data as the city's digital economy infrastructure advances.

Digital disruption is now almost inevitable, so the ability to recover quickly is becoming the defining characteristic of resilient organisations.

According to Richard Ford of Integrity 360, organisations are discovering that more tools do not correlate to increased security; in many situations, they merely increase noise and provide additional places for attackers to hide.

The company expanded its service portfolio in Botswana after a decade of operations, introducing advanced cloud and cybersecurity solutions.