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AVeS Cyber Security
Hear the latest next-gen insights from the A-Team at AVeS Cyber Security. Every month, we discuss how companies can reduce cyber risks and address digital transformation challenges. Get an inside track for your next-generation businesses to thrive. No IT knowledge required. © AVeS Cyber Security
From poor visibility to misconfiguration, organisations struggle with many of the same email security challenges. In this episode, Charl Ueckermann highlights solutions to the most prevalent email security issues. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3ogMGtG
Organisations that follow a risk-based cyber security model are better prepared to handle cybercrime than their competitors. In this episode, Charl Ueckermann shares his insights on how to predict cyber risks and manage them proactively. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3Dfv1qp
In this episode, Charl Ueckermann discusses the basics you need to know about cyber security and how to create an awareness around cyber security in your organisation. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3xYGsBX
In this episode, Isabel Adams talks about talking about a modern, gamified tool that is completely changing the way organisations cultivate strong cyber-safety skills within their ranks. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3xMvQ8V
POPIA affords businesses many security improvement opportunities if they think beyond compliance. In this episode, Charl Ueckermann simplifies POPIA for business leaders. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3oeb3b4
The cyber security threat landscape is always shifting, making it easy for businesses to become vulnerable to emerging threats. In this episode, our CEO (Charl Ueckermann) shares what business executives should look out for in 2021. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3ejjN9Q
All change initiatives are people-dependent and rely on people doing their jobs differently to be successful. In this episode, Charl Ueckermann and Isabel Adams share their insights on why change management is good for business. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3qUbrdY
The best way to prevent internet banking and payment fraud is to stop it before it happens. In this episode, Charl Ueckermann discusses how financial institutions and mobile banking clients can protect their digital identities and transactions. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3m7jbGW
Building a cyber secure culture should be at the heart of effective cyber risk management. In this episode, Charl Ueckermann talks about the do's and don'ts of security awareness & training initiatives. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3kq95PQ
Getting more for less is becoming a no-brainer for business' IT environments, but so also is quality over quantity. In this episode, Charl Ueckermann discusses typical mistake companies make when outsourcing IT services, and how to do it right. For more details, read its thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3kEznOm
Information security and data privacy are at the core of the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA). In this episode, our CEO (Charl Ueckermann) shares insights on how to approach POPIA with business benefits in mind. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/2Hv4ezq
COVID-19-related scams skyrocketed in South Africa since the first lockdown was announced. In this episode, our CEO (Charl Ueckermann) dives into how cyber insurers are adapting their cyber offerings to include cyber security benefits to lower policyholders' risk exposure. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at https://bit.ly/3myqicm
Information technology governance builds resilient businesses. In this episode, our MD (Cecil Munsamy) shares his insights on a recent governance project in the manufacturing industry. For more details, read the accompanying thought case study at https://bit.ly/3hWQZ7X
Information technology governance builds resilient businesses. In this episode, our MD (Cecil Munsamy) shares his insights on a recent governance project in the manufacturing industry. For more details, read the accompanying thought case study at https://bit.ly/3hWQZ7X
The Mining sector's key drivers are boosting operational efficiencies and reducing operational risks. In this 6-min episode, our CEO (Charl Ueckermann) discusses how cyber risk management fits strategically into mining companies’ digital transformation roadmaps and address their core business objectives. For more in-depth insight into the topic, read the accompanying article at https://bit.ly/2JIIBJx
An industry-specific approach to cyber risk management have shown to be more efficient and effective. In this episode, Charl Ueckermann shares his insights on how to approach some of the most prevalent industry-specific cyber challenges. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at http://bit.ly/2SyYJSU
The cyber security threat landscape is always shifting, making it easy for businesses to become vulnerable to emerging threats. In this episode, our CEO (Charl Ueckermann) shares his business executives should look out for in 2020. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at http://bit.ly/2GjyPff
When a business is under cyber-attack, it’s easy to play the blame game. Instead, the focus should be on how to recover from the incident as quickly as possible. In this episode, we investigate how companies can render themselves more cyber-resilient, reducing the potential damages cyber-attacks can have on their organisations, and super-boosting their ability to recover from cyber security incidents, quickly. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at http://bit.ly/2M92087
Over the festive season, retailers are increasingly coming under attack by cybercriminals as the number of payments processed increase both online and in-store. We look at some of the best practices available to retailers to protect their customers' banking and card information, their e-commerce platforms, and their in-store Point of Sale devices against cybercrime. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at http://bit.ly/2sIjaCL
In a social media-driven world, we tend to post everything online: who we are, where we are, and what we do at that moment. In this episode, we explore how we can keep our personal information private, away from the prying eyes (and ears) of cybercriminals. We also share a few easy-to-follow tips to outsmart cybercriminals, and not become victims of identity theft or online fraud by taking ownership of what we post online.
For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at http://bit.ly/2sPfyyU
This episode deals with protecting critical infrastructure systems and manufacturing environments from cyber threats. Municipalities and factories both use “operational technology” (OT in short), which is different from IT, which is the day-to-day technology systems that non-manufacturing businesses use. Separating OT from IT is not only a best practice, but also critical in protecting the public’s access to quality water, the country’s electricity grids and even save lives in factories. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at http://bit.ly/2s4sroB
We go back to basics in this episode, looking at what the Cloud is, and why this matters in getting your security right in cloud environments. Did you know that cloud security remains your responsibility, not a platform’s? We share a few handy tips on what you can look at to get your company data and apps secure when you choose the Cloud route, starting with Identity & Access Management. For more details, read the accompanying thought leadership article at http://bit.ly/2Q3UZGJ