87% of those who use AI for travel planning have data security concerns, Kaspersky survey shows
According to Kaspersky’s latest findings, AI is highly appreciated among travellers for saving time, finding personalised recommendations and budget-saving offers. However, data security risks awareness is also high, which...
AI is forcing banks to rebuild their entire cyber architecture
Artificial intelligence is forcing financial institutions to rethink the foundations of cybersecurity as increasingly sophisticated AI-generated fraud exposes the limitations of traditional security systems.
While deepfakes have dominated public attention,...
AI enters South Africa’s ECD frontline with platform built for low-resource environments
The Unlimited Child App uses machine learning and real-time data to deliver personalised coaching and monitoring to thousands of practitioners, even in offline settings.
South Africa's early childhood development (ECD)...
Kaspersky uncovers over 250,000 potential security issues in GitHub Actions workflows
Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has conducted a major review of the GitHub Actions workflows within top-starred repositories. Leveraging newly introduced Kaspersky Container Security capability, the researchers...
Why South Africa’s youth unemployment crisis Is also a digital skills crisis
As artificial intelligence reshapes finance, enterprise technology and professional services, South African business leaders mark World Youth Skills Day with a warning: the country's youth unemployment crisis cannot be...
AI-driven customer engagement can help local organisations scale and serve more customers efficiently
Despite having to consistently manage costs and resource constraints, South African businesses are facing growing pressure to expand their customer base while still delivering high-quality, consistent service.
At the same...
South Africa’s AI future is leaving millions behind
Low computer ownership and uneven digital literacy mean many South Africans are still excluded from the basic tools needed to participate in an AI-driven economy.
On the surface, South Africa's...
The era of cloud maturity requires a new approach
The conversation South African businesses need to be having about cloud has shifted. For years, cloud adoption was framed primarily as an infrastructure question, a decision about servers, storage...
Beyond technical sign‑off: Why ICT engagement must shift to enterprise‑wide alignment
As organisations move from transactional customer interactions to continuous, integrated engagement, the way they make technology decisions must evolve too. Information and Communications Technology (ICT) no longer sit behind...
Mastering strategic decisions: Kaspersky transforms Threat Intelligence Reporting into an interactive content hub
Easy interaction with exclusive Kaspersky reports, geo-filtering and actionable intelligence in a single click: expert insights on Advanced Persistent Threats (APT), Crimeware and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) threats are...
Meet James: The human hand model AI can’t replicate
Windhoek Beer unveils a bold new campaign featuring the realest hand model you’ll ever meet
While many brands are turning to AI-generated perfection, Windhoek Beer has gone in the opposite...
AI may not take your job, but it could change how careers begin
Artificial intelligence (AI) is often framed in binary terms: either as an existential threat that will replace workers, or as a tool that will usher in the next wave...
