In a previous post ” Covid-19 and cybersecurity” we looked at what cybersecurity entails, and shared examples of recent cyber-attacks. Today we will examine threat vectors, cybersecurity elements and challenges. Threat vectors A threat vector is a path or means … Continue reading →
In light of the announcement by The President of South Africa, Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday, 23 March 2020, of a 21-day national lock-down commencing at midnight, 26 March 2020, management and staff will be working from home. As before, … Continue reading →
COVID-19 has thrown our world around. Attending conferences, seminars, training sessions, client lunches/launches and award dinners is the norm for certain industries, and suddenly, the carpet gets pulled out from underneath us and we have to adapt like never before. … Continue reading →
The out-break of Covid-19, which originated in China and has since spread to most of the world, is one of the most serious threats to public health in recent times and has now been designated as a pandemic by the … Continue reading →
In addition to causing chaos in an increasing number of cities and countries around the world, the outbreak of the infectious diseases poses a significant threat to businesses and their suppliers, especially given China’s role as the world’s manufacturing superpower. … Continue reading →
Travelling when the coronavirus Covid-19 is spreading the world is nerve-racking, so Hollard Travel Insurance launched a new product on March 4, 2020 that will help travellers deal with the virus’s impact. The product, simply named Covid19, adds several Covid-19-related … Continue reading →
What’s your most valuable asset? Is it your house or your car? The answer most probably is neither. For most people its the ability to earn an income. That is because if you cant work and earn money, chances are … Continue reading →
If you, as a parent or guardian of a minor child, sign a disclaimer clause, you might lose the right to sue the school for damages you suffer (in your own right) relating to your child’s death or injury, which was negligently … Continue reading →
Today, it’s almost impossible to imagine any kind of business, no matter how large or small, that does not rely on electronics in one way or another. Sometimes business owners are not specifically aware of the fact that many devices … Continue reading →
The R7.1million claim that was recently filed against Woolworths, after a customer stumbled and fell over a packing crate, once again brings the growing liability risks faced by South African businesses into focus. This is according to Manisha Chiman, Executive … Continue reading →