Heads in the Cloud: How organisations can better secure their cloud environments

The strategic challenge for businesses is no more whether they should adopt these technologies, but rather how to effectively incorporate them into their frameworks.

It is time to embrace more dynamic, technologically driven methods to make our roads safer, writes Sibani Mngadi.

Contracting provides Fintechs and financial institutions with immediate access to specialised talent for project-based work, writes Thashim Seechoonparsad.

In cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence and generative AI have become game-changing technologies with capabilities beyond conventional methods.

A Risk Management and Compliance Programme is not merely a procedural formality; it is a legal necessity under the law.

Attackers are also using AI to analyse network defences and tailor their attacks accordingly, making them more difficult to anticipate and counter.

The UK is a great place for innovation, and now is a good time to invest, writes Charlotte Koep, CEO Root Platform.

A collective effort involving institutions, governments, cybersecurity experts, and technology providers is crucial to safeguard the future of education in Africa.

Modern data protection requires continuous data protection, where data is constantly being created and needs to be protected in real-time.

Governments across Africa have been urged to create enabling environments for AI to thrive, including encouraging private sector investment in infrastructure.

Aaron Harris, Sage's CTO, cautions that without defined ethical guidelines, AI risks perpetuating inequity and bias.