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When one click costs thousands: Your bank account may be your most exposed asset

For most South Africans, digital banking has become second nature. We pay accounts from our phones, shop online, book holidays, transfer money to family and friends and invest through banking apps – all in a matter of seconds. Unfortunately, criminals have become just as comfortable operating in this digital world. Michael Whitehead of Aon South […]

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The Internet is raising our children – and we’re letting it

A defining story of 2026 will be the introduction of next-generation Wi-Fi technologies: systems that go beyond speed, promising seamless connectivity, smarter homes and constant access to the digital world. But as we celebrate faster connections, we must ask a far more important question: Are we making our children safer, or more exposed? As we

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Vox introduces end-point security for its household customers

In an age where South Africa is at the front line of attacks by international cybercriminal syndicates, Internet and connectivity leader Vox has announced that it is adding end-point security to its suite of solutions for domestic customers. Just recently, Interpol announced that cybercrime cost the South African economy R2.2 billion. While this figure largely points to

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How to make the most of Black Friday deals and avoid common pitfalls

A newly released study projects that South Africa’s wholesale, retail and fuel sectors will generate an additional R88 billion for the economy during the Black Friday ‘month’ of November. Research by the Bureau of Market Research suggests retailers alone will generate R22 billion in direct revenue due to Black Friday sales, according to a BusinessTech

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Keep cybercriminals at bay this holiday season

As year-end approaches, people are gearing up to make the most of the holiday season. Unfortunately, this time of year also attracts cybercriminals who exploit people’s relaxed attitudes and lowered defences. International Fraud Awareness Week, running from 17 to 23 November, is a timely reminder to stay informed and protect yourself from digital threats. JustMoney.co.za,

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Your digital hygiene: Are you really as clean as you think you are?

Just like brushing your teeth or washing your hands regularly, cyber hygiene should be second nature to most of us – except that it’s not. What most people think is sufficient will hardly protect you against the advanced nature of cybercrime, a constantly changing threat. Cyber hygiene involves cultivating habits that keep your digital life

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