Blockchain could end identity theft

Somebody could be using your personal information right now to commit fraud. The scary thing is, you wouldn’t know until it was too late — maybe you get a credit card bill running into the thousands or an exorbitant cellphone account for a number you...

Small businesses still cybercrime targets

We’ve seen a great deal of threats highlighted this year, as well as information leaks, IoT botnets and some very evasive ransomware. One could argue that strains of malware are evolving and cyber criminals are becoming bolder. Ransomware is particularly rife...

Ways to fight ransomware

Today, there’s a good chance you know of either an individual or a company who has fallen victim to ransomware. In fact, unless you have been living in the Amazon jungle with no connectivity, you will have heard of the simple, yet terrifying concept of...

Tips for software cybersecurity

Protecting sensitive client information has never been more important, as data breaches and hacks become more prevalent. The heated commentary on South Africa’s Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill, the petition against it and the increased risk of global...

How to protect your data

South Africa has just been hit by the worst data breach in its history. The personal information of more than 30-million South Africans – more than half of the total population – has leaked online, potentially causing identity theft for each one of the...

DDoS results in a buyers’ market

It’s a buyers’ market in the local property arena at the moment, according to certain industry experts. This is largely as a result of the slower economy, which has seen a rise in the number of properties for sale. Globally, it’s a buyer’s...