Non-human identities are outnumbering humans. Can your controls keep up?

The companies that will stay in control will be those that can continuously discover every identity, human or not, tie it to real control and remediate the moment it drifts, says Andrzej Jarmolowicz, operations director at Cybershure.
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14 Jul

Namibia pushes cyber security reforms

Government says key cyber and data laws are nearing completion.
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Ghanaian admits $4.4m romance scam

A Ghanaian national extradited to the US has pleaded guilty to wire fraud involving a romance and inheritance scam.
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2 Jul

Nigeria unveils flagship platform to digitise education sector

The Nigerian government has launched a digital platform to automate school census data and consolidate national education records.
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1 Jul

Cyberteq taps Saleeb for Egypt

Sara Saleeb has been appointed as Egypt's new country manager, and she will be in charge of operations to promote business growth.

African enterprise innovation requires African ICT talent

From cloud to AI, increasing digital transformation across the continent’s emerging markets needs the right balance of understanding local market nuances and expertise in technology.
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30 Jun

Mauritius sets cyber laws framework

The framework sets out requirements to identify, designate and secure key national networks, with non-compliance carrying penalties of up to 25 years’ imprisonment.

Modernising anti-financial crime operations

Bateleur Software helps companies modernise their AFC operations by supporting the transition from reactive compliance to predictive, intelligence-led operating models.
25 Jun

Synthesis wins Digicloud Africa Google SecOps challenge, strengthening its Google Cloud security credentials

The company adds the Google Cloud Professional Security Operations Engineer certification to its over 200 certifications.

How attackers exploit malicious, vulnerable software libraries to launch stealth attacks

Companies must be capable of detecting malicious DLLs and vulnerabilities in software libraries to prevent early-stage compromise, says Andrzej Jarmolowicz, operations director at Cybershure.
 
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