AI, risk management, and frameworks SMART Mining Security Solutions 2023, Technews Publishing, Editor's Choice, Mining (Industry), AI & Data Analytics A risk management framework is a basic necessity to meet the always-evolving criminal war against mines, perpetrated by ruthless organised crime gangs that often are better informed and resourced than their targets.
Electronic security in the mining sector SMART Mining Security Solutions 2023, Fang Fences & Guards, Mining (Industry), Integrated Solutions Electronic security in the mining sector can be challenging, due to the vast size of the operations, the remote and often inhospitable locations, and the valuable resources that need to be protected.
Innovation is a matter of communication Issue 2/3 2023, Mining (Industry), Infrastructure Kennedy Chinganya from Altron Nexus unpacks how the most impactful innovation in mining is found in radios and digital networks rather than robotics and machinery.
Preventing theft of solar infrastructure Issue 2/3 2023, News & Events, Products & Solutions Techsolutions recently adapted its AssetSentinel solution to protect solar installations, using small wireless sensors installed on the back of solar panels, which transmit a signal to a base station when movement is detected.
Putting people first with uncompromising OSH Issue 2/3 2023, Facilities & Building Management A-OSH EXPO 2023, held at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand from 6 to 8 June 2023, is Africa’s largest platform for organisations sourcing occupational safety and health (OSH) products and services.
The evolving face of building management Issue 2/3 2023, Securex South Africa , Editor's Choice, Integrated Solutions, Facilities & Building Management The Facilities Management Expo, held from the 6th to 8th June 2023 at Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand, focuses on the changing trends in the facilities management/building management sector, by including exhibitors with a diverse range of products and services.
TAPA talks supply chain resilience Issue 2/3 2023, Technews Publishing, Editor's Choice The Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) once again held a conference in Johannesburg in March. Falling under the TAPA EMEA banner, the conference touched on a number of issues facing the logistics and transport market in the local and broader region.
BMS, the blueprint for smart construction in SA Issue 2/3 2023, Facilities & Building Management BMS is the bedrock of a building’s interconnected systems, those that run and monitor features like air conditioning, heating, lighting, emergency infrastructure, access control and sensors.
The Security Risks of ChatGPT Issue 2/3 2023, Editor's Choice, Information Security, News & Events, Integrated Solutions ChatGPT has the potential to revolutionise the way businesses operate and can even write code for your next product offering, conduct market analysis and help build your company website. It also poses urgent security questions.
Why cash will always count Issue 2/3 2023, Deposita, Products & Solutions Gen Z consumers prefer paying with cash because they are largely risk averse and do not want to take on credit or incur the fees associated with loans or credit cards.
Quality means safety Issue 2/3 2023, Uniross Batteries In light of the recent recall of certain portable power station models due to the risk of overheating and explosion, Uniross has emphasised the importance of safety and quality in selecting a product using a lithium battery.
Generative AI: Move beyond the hype to achieve competitive advantage Issue 2/3 2023, Editor's Choice, Infrastructure, AI & Data Analytics Generative AI tools, like ChatGPT, can massively improve an enterprises’ productivity and competitiveness but only if we have a realistic view of the technology’s risks and limitations, says Michael Langeveld, Chief Technology Officer at Hewlett Packard Enterprise SA.
Accommodating the 86% of consumers who use cash Issue 2/3 2023, Retail (Industry) With research showing that only 14% of South African consumers are ready to go completely cashless, retailers should be looking at ways to accommodate their customers’ preferred way to pay, while also reducing their operating costs.
Every business can protect its data from load shedding Issue 2/3 2023, Power Management When the lights go out, businesses worry about productivity, downtime, and the risk of damage to their equipment, but what about data, one of the most vulnerable business assets during a power failure.
Keeping your cash secure is good business Issue 2/3 2023, Financial (Industry), Products & Solutions With the proliferation of robberies targeting cash and valuable assets on the move, it is imperative businesses put their money where their mouth is when it comes to protecting their assets.
Do you trust the selfie? Issue 2/3 2023, Financial (Industry), Access Control & Identity Management By choosing the right methodology and technology, CIOs and security and risk leaders can build an authentication solution that maximises security and provides a frictionless customer experience.
Prevention-first approach to cybersecurity Issue 1 2023, News & Events, Information Security Check Point CEO, Gil Shwed, highlights the increasing importance of artificial intelligence in defending evolving networks and protecting against cyber threats at annual CPX 360 customer and partner event.
Three new portable power stations to ease load shedding Issue 1 2023, News & Events, Products & Solutions, Power Management EcoFlow has launched three portable power stations that provide sufficient power for consumers wherever they are; the DELTA 2 and RIVER 2 Series are feature-filled power solutions to the volatile electricity supply.
You cannot bribe a computer Issue 1 2023, Access Control & Identity Management Corruption is a cancer that destroys the prospects and stability of countries and businesses. It widens wealth gaps and punishes the poor. It costs countries many billions in lost revenue.
How much protection does cyber insurance really give businesses? Issue 1 2023, Information Security If organisations don’t meet even the minimum requirements of security and data protection, insurance will do them little good. Instead, it needs to be just one part of the digital resiliency toolbox.
