Category: Tech

Dodging the 70%: Why cloud ERP delivers 

This article highlights the key advantages of cloud-based ERP systems for modern businesses, focusing on their transformative impact on security, data management, and efficiency. It explores why cloud ERP solutions are crucial for avoiding the pitfalls of traditional ERP systems, offering customizable, modular solutions that help organizations scale, adapt, and stay up-to-date with technological advancements.

The deepfake crisis: The alarm has been sounded

Deepfakes have become a major cybersecurity threat, targeting businesses, governments, and individuals. As detection tools struggle to keep up, experts warn of the urgent need for AI-driven forensics, regulatory action, and heightened digital awareness to combat rising fraud and misinformation.

South African security teams are potentially facing a ticking time bomb

As Windows 10 approaches its end of support in 2025, South African security teams are facing a critical challenge. Legacy technology, outdated servers, and unpatched systems present a ticking time bomb for cybersecurity risks. This article explores the importance of upgrading systems, patching vulnerabilities, and implementing proactive security measures to safeguard businesses from emerging cyber threats.

Benin and Senegal Experience Highest Growth in African Internet Resilience: Internet Society Pulse Country Report 2024

The article highlights the significant improvements in internet resilience in West Africa, particularly in Benin and Senegal, as reported by the Internet Society’s Pulse Country Report for 2024. These countries have made substantial strides in enhancing their digital infrastructure, security, and market readiness. It also discusses the broader implications for internet access, performance, and the growing role of local content hosting, which enhances the overall resilience and cost-efficiency of the region’s internet services.

Kaspersky warns of a ransomware gang that blackmails victims after publicly revealing their data

Kaspersky has issued a warning about the Fog Ransomware group, which has escalated its tactics by publicly revealing victims’ stolen data and IP addresses on the Dark Web. This shift from traditional ransomware extortion to a more aggressive and fear-driven method is designed to increase pressure on victims to comply with ransom demands. The group, which primarily targets industries such as education, recreation, and finance, exploits compromised VPN credentials to infiltrate networks and encrypt data. The new tactic exposes not only the stolen data but also IP addresses, potentially increasing follow-up attacks and regulatory risks for victims.