
Demand for cyber insurance expected to surge as global cybercrime losses soar
Ryan van de Coolwijk, the head of cyber insurance at iTOO Special Risks, highlights the increasing adoption of cyber insurance among South African companies.
Accountable institutions that ignore Directive 7 and fail to submit a risk and compliance return (RCR) by Friday face being sanctioned by the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC).
Read moreRyan van de Coolwijk, the head of cyber insurance at iTOO Special Risks, highlights the increasing adoption of cyber insurance among South African companies.
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Business owners may be labouring under a false sense of security when it comes to the extent of their liability cover.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms have the potential to revolutionise how we protect ourselves online.
Online fraudsters are employing increasingly sophisticated techniques to scam the public out of their personal details and money.
A report on global email security projects a staggering $8 trillion cost due to cybercrime. Amid these escalating threats, an unexpected factor emerges: human error.
PSG contended its liability for loss could not include instances where the client’s computer was hacked because of his negligence.
Hacker gets away with R800 000 after duping PSG Wealth employees twice within 10 days.
Provides guidelines on how to avoid being caught out.
Many businesses are operating under the false belief that their insurance policy adequately covers data security and privacy exposure.
Attorney also sought an order holding Standard Bank liable if the court found that he had to pay the respondents.
The recent findings against prominent legal persona might be a timely warning for the financial services industry to take preventative action.
ENS was aware that business email compromise attacks were rife in the conveyancing industry, judge says.