The old model of network security was built on a simple idea: trust everyone inside your network, and block everyone outside. But that model is broken. Remote work, cloud applications, and mobile devices have dissolved the traditional network perimeter — and cybercriminals have found countless ways to get “inside.” Zero Trust security is the modern […]
South Africa’s Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) came into full effect in July 2021, and compliance remains a critical obligation for every business that processes personal information. Yet many small business owners still aren’t sure what POPIA requires of them — or how cybersecurity fits into the picture. Getting it wrong can be costly:
South African businesses are under attack. Ransomware incidents targeting small and medium enterprises have surged in recent years, with South Africa consistently ranking among the most-targeted countries on the continent. If your business stores customer names, email addresses, payment records, or employee data — and virtually every business does — you are a potential target.
Your business data is one of your most valuable assets — and one of the most sought-after targets for cybercriminals. Customer records, financial data, employee information, and intellectual property all need robust protection. For small businesses in South Africa, effective data protection isn’t just a best practice — it’s a legal requirement under the Protection
The shift to cloud-based tools has transformed how small businesses operate. From Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 to cloud storage platforms and SaaS applications, the cloud delivers flexibility and efficiency. But it also introduces significant security risks — risks that many small businesses aren’t equipped to manage. That’s where Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) technology
Cyber threats don’t keep business hours. Ransomware can encrypt your files at 3 AM, phishing campaigns launch over weekends, and data breaches often go undetected for weeks. For small businesses without a dedicated security team, staying ahead of these threats is an enormous challenge. Managed threat protection changes that equation entirely. What Is Managed Threat
South African small businesses have a legal obligation to protect their customers’ personal information — and many don’t even know where to start. The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) has been fully enforceable since July 2021, and the Information Regulator is actively pursuing non-compliant organisations. The penalties are serious: fines of up to R10
Every day, your employees visit dozens — sometimes hundreds — of websites as part of their work. But not all websites are safe. A single visit to a malicious link can expose your entire business to malware, ransomware, or data theft. URL filtering is one of the most effective first-line defences your business can deploy
If you run a small business, you might think cybercriminals only go after large corporations. Think again. In 2026, small businesses account for more than 43% of all cyberattack targets — and the numbers are growing every year. The reason is simple: small businesses hold valuable data but often lack the robust security defences of
The world-famous Cannes Film Festival is once again bringing glamour, cinema, and international stars to the sunny shores of Cannes. Running from Май 12 to May 23( 15-05 today), the 2026 edition of the festival has already become one of the most talked-about cultural events of the year. Every year, filmmakers, actors, producers, and movie
