Liquid acquires Egyptian cyber security firm Cysiv MEA
Cysiv MEA, formerly SecureMisr, provides enterprise cloud and cyber security services to some of Egypt's top companies, particularly in the financial services sector.
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Taking niche crypto solutions to Africa and the 1bn
The crypto framework consists of six layers that are interconnected and, if built correctly, ensures trust in people, processes and technology.
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MTN Group chair Mcebisi Jonas identity mimicked in CSI fraud
Mcebisi Jonas is being impersonated as false representatives reach out to the public requesting funding towards MTN foundation projects.
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How biometrics can fuel inclusive growth in Nigeria’s ICT sector
Nigeria’s ICT sector and overall online activity will continue to grow exponentially says Gur Geva, founder and CEO of iiDENTIFii.
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Report: Money laundering and financial crime risk in Africa
It is estimated that US$50 billion a year in illicit financial funds flows out of West African countries alone.
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Vodacom Business re-brands in new focus shift
Vodacom says the changing economic landscape requires it to be more attentive to collaborating with clients to help them succeed.
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Effective, affordable intrusion detection and prevention solution for enterprises, ISPs
The LucidView Enforcer is designed to detect and prevent intrusions and suspicious activity in the network.
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Tactile Technologies introduces Palmki at Cape Town Expo 2023
Wim Van De Putte, GM of PerfectID Belgium, will join Tactile Technologies to conduct a live demonstration of the palm vein recognition biometrics technology.
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Nigeria’s Electoral Commission assures results portal is safe
Results are still incoming from what media outlets have reported as being the country’s tightest elections since the end of military rule in 1999.
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Internet shutdowns: Ethiopian businesses lose US$146-million
New report quantifies country’s loss after internet shutdown in Tigray in 2022.
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African Tech Voices: Money transfer scams to beware of in Cameroon in 2023
The National Agency for Information and Communication Technologies reported that cybercrime caused financial losses of 12.2 billion CFA Francs to the Cameroonian economy in 2021 says Imane Charioui, Director of Francophone Africa, WorldRemit.
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Kenyan authorities uncover major mobile money fraud
Eight men arrested, alleged to be part of a criminal ring that defrauded mobile money users of over KES500-million.
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Hit back at ransomware attacks before they cripple your business
Ransomware is a global issue facing almost all organisations whose businesses depend on or leverage information technology, and organisations in Africa are no exception.