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Opinion: How an IoT hack could be a line from a modern-day cartoon

Bryan Hamman, Arbor Networks’ territory manager for Sub-Saharan Africa, says hackers go after data because it’s valuable and can be used for gain. For movie buffs and television fans, some lines are enduring c...

‘Troubled employees’ can be a threat to your business:...

Sergey Ozhegov, CEO at SearchInform, tells Intelligent CIO how employees can threaten companies. Gamblers, terrorists, haters and other risk groups can threaten business information security. But should an employer be...

Datacentrix takes on hacktivism with new SOC services

The past two years have seen a veritable explosion of new cybersecurity vulnerabilities, including a steep increase in hacktivism, which Wikipedia describes as “’he subversive use of computers and computer n...

Harish Chib, from Sophos, on expected rise in ransomware

What can we do about the expected increase in ransomware and cyber-extortion tools? By Harish Chib, Vice president, Middle East & Africa, Sophos. Understanding why Ransomware attacks are so successful,...

Help AG’s Nicolai Solling on governments struggling with network...

Despite significant investments into network security solutions, organisations still find themselves vulnerable because they overlook critical flaws. Nicolai Solling, Chief Technology Officer at Help AG, says that...

Gregg Petersen on what can we do about the expected increase in ransomware

What can we do about the expected increase in ransomware and cyber-extortion tools? By: Gregg Petersen, Regional Sales Vice President, MEA, Veeam Software Paying ransom fees to regain access to data in the vague hope...

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