Managing mining physical security risks Issue 2 2025, Zulu Consulting, Mining (Industry), Facilities & Building Management [Sponsored] Risk-IO, a web app from Zulu Consulting, is designed to assist risk managers in automating and streamlining enterprise risk management processes, ensuring no steps are skipped and everything is securely documented.
SAFPS issues SAPS impersonation scam warning Issue 2 2025, News & Events The Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) is warning the public against a scam in which scammers pose as members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) and trick and intimidate individuals into handing over personal and financial information.
Rewriting the rules of reputation Issue 2 2025, Technews Publishing, Editor's Choice Public Relations is more crucial than ever in the generative AI and LLMs age. AI-driven search engines no longer just scan social media or reviews, they prioritise authoritative, editorial content.
Efficient, future-proof estate security and management Issue 2 2025, Technews Publishing, ElementC Solutions, Duxbury Networking, Fang Fences & Guards, Secutel Technologies, OneSpace Technologies, DeepAlert, SMART Security Solutions, Editor's Choice, Information Security, Residential Estate (Industry), AI & Data Analytics, IoT & Automation In February this year, SMART Security Solutions travelled to Cape Town to experience the unbelievable experience of a city where potholes are fixed, and traffic lights work; and to host the Cape Town SMART Estate Security Conference 2025.
Stallion repositions itself as a services provider Issue 2 2025, News & Events Stallion has rebranded as Stallion Integrated Solutions to reflect its expanded capabilities beyond traditional security services to delivering integrated solutions that enhance safety, asset management, and operational efficiency.
Seven tips to help ensure your backup batteries work Issue 2 2025, Power Management Load shedding is back, officially or not. Lance Dickerson offers seven tips to prolong the life of your power backup systems and ensure they perform as intended when needed.
Cybersecurity best practice Issue 2 2025, Information Security Breach and attack simulation has become an essential element of cybersecurity strategies in any modern business by allowing companies to actively detect and resolve vulnerabilities through real-world attack simulations.
Historic Collaboration cuts ATM Bombings by 30% Issue 2 2025, Online Intelligence, Editor's Choice, News & Events Project Big-Bang, a collaborative industry-wide task team, has successfully reduced ATM bombings in South Africa by 30,7% during the predetermined measurement period of November, December and January 2024/5.
Keeping safety central to enterprise risk management Issue 1 2025, Zulu Consulting [Sponsored] As employee safety becomes an ever-more critical aspect of corporate risk management, Risk-IO assists risk managers in ensuring a safe working environment, whether in an industrial setting, an office, or anywhere.
Empower individuals to control their biometric data Issue 1 2025, Information Security, Access Control & Identity Management What if your biometrics, now embedded in devices, workplaces, and airports, promising seamless access and enhanced security, was your greatest vulnerability in a cyberattack? Cybercriminals are focusing on knowing where biometric data is stored.
Strategies for combating insider threats Issue 1 2025, Information Security In Africa, insider threats pose an increasingly significant risk to businesses, driven by economic uncertainty, labour disputes, and rapid digital transformation. These threats can arise from various sources, including disgruntled employees and compromised third-party service providers
World-first safe K9 training for drug detection Issue 1 2025, Technews Publishing, SMART Security Solutions, Editor's Choice, News & Events, Government and Parastatal (Industry) The Braveheart Bio-Dog Academy recently announced the results of its scientific research into training dogs to accurately detect drugs and explosives without harming either the dogs or their handlers.
New quad is tough enough for security policing Issue 2 2025, Products & Solutions Linhai has introduced its latest full-sized workhorse quad (ATV) to the local market, where it is expected to become a top-rated item in security and policing operations.
The future of AI: Why trust and governance matter Issue 2 2025, AI & Data Analytics Artificial intelligence has become embedded within the systems that drive organisations and industries. However, without comprehensive AI governance, organisations may face challenges with compliance, ethical dilemmas, and trust issues that could undermine their investments in AI.
New firearms training modules from ITA Issue 1 2025, News & Events The International Firearm Training Academy has launched two new firearms training modules to support career development in the firearms industry: the Maintenance Fitter and the Firearms Custodian modules.
Empower individuals to control their biometric data Issue 1 2025, Information Security, Access Control & Identity Management What if your biometrics, now embedded in devices, workplaces, and airports, promising seamless access and enhanced security, was your greatest vulnerability in a cyberattack? Cybercriminals are focusing on knowing where biometric data is stored.
Background checks: risk levels and compliance SMART Access & Identity 2025, iFacts, Access Control & Identity Management Conducting background checks is a vital step in the hiring process for employers or when engaging service providers; however, it is crucial to understand the legal framework and regulations governing these checks.
On the ball or unaware Issue 1 2025, Technews Publishing, Information Security Whether an organisation is operating at a high level of information security maturity or has dangerous vulnerabilities that could put an entire business at risk, advanced, strategic penetration testing can uncover its true state of IT security.
The bane of burnout Issue 1 2025, Editor's Choice The World Economic Forum has recently formally acknowledged burnout as an occupational syndrome, giving it a status that is even more worthy of being taken seriously and resolved as quickly as possible.
