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Towards a more sustainable business space

Sep 30, 2019

Societal expectation to act with greater environmental consciousness is increasing. Environmental matters are subject to rapid regulatory and legal developments and change, often becoming progressively stricter. While industry and large corporates are often directly...

SMEs need a proactive approach to financial crime

Sep 30, 2019

Small businesses are as much at risk of financial crimes, such as money laundering, tax evasion, and terrorist financing activities, as their larger counterparts. The Financial Intelligence Centre Act 38 of 2001 (FICA) requires companies to comply or face serious...

Crowdsourcing accelerates financial services innovation

Sep 24, 2019

Crowdsourced innovation management plays a vital role in financial services firms of the future. By Steve Lauter, head of banking (Africa) at Wipro In the financial services sector, the concept of crowdsourcing has moved into focus in recent years. It has the...

The security as a service opportunity

Sep 24, 2019

Managed security services provider (MSSP) space are set to thrive. Continued growth in the magnitude and volume of the security risks faced by mid-sized enterprises, paired with a critical shortage of information security skills in the South African market, is opening...

A modern ransom story and how to prevent it

Sep 24, 2019

The typical ransom scenario has been played out in many movie blockbusters. By Ivan Weincier, IT project manager at Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa The bad guys follow the rich children home from school and despite the bodyguards and the security, the kids get...

Secure digital control

Sep 24, 2019

Digital transformation is more than just cohesive connectivity across digital systems, it’s a security status report that must be addressed. The world is fast embracing the technology and potential of emergent solutions such as the Internet of Things (IoT), automation...

Protect your OT infrastructure

Sep 24, 2019

Cybercriminals have proven that they are more than ready to strike critical infrastructure, with potential examples of cyberattacks ranging from power facilities, transport systems and manufacturing plants, to water treatment facilities and defence systems, coming to...

Anti-spam is still a ‘thing’

Sep 24, 2019

Email remains the most common vector of attack for hackers, and so spam will never go out of fashion. What this means for companies and all email users for that matter is that anti-spam is still very much a thing. Not only is it necessary to have anti-spam but it is...

E-commerce shows resellers the way

Sep 14, 2019

Consumer e-commerce companies are setting a new pace for B2B IT resellers. Technology resellers operating in the business-to-business market are coming under pressure to offer a customer experience that more closely resembles the seamless, on-demand interactions...

A new role for the stokvel

Sep 14, 2019

South Africans are well-known for their participation in stokvel saving schemes where members contribute a fixed monthly amount that is paid out to a specific member on a specified date. Nicol Myburgh, Head of the HR Business Unit at CRS Technologies, says employers...

IT and the change that’s needed

Sep 14, 2019

Almost every enterprise today is taking advantage of cloud computing in some form or other. The ‘as a service’ world, where software, platform, infrastructure and more are offered on a pay-as-you-use model, offers business benefits that are simply too significant to...

How to redress black business participation

Sep 14, 2019

The public sector needs to afford South African black businesses opportunities that will ensure the sustainability and self-reliance of the country. This is the word from says Jasco’s MD in the Business Development Cluster, Thapelo Petje. Petje says government knows...

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