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The risk and cost of cybercrime are on the rise, what can businesses do? - SME Tech Guru

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Cybercriminals are getting smarter, faster and more aggressive, and businesses need to keep pace if they want to protect themselves and their data. The cold, hard facts are that: There are 5.5 billion malware attacks and 6.3 trillion attempts around the world every year. And, South African organisations face the highest probability of repeat attacks, with 83% reporting more than one breach. Speaking on Safer Internet Day, George Parrott, commerc…
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The risk and cost of cybercrime are on the rise, what can businesses do? - SME Tech Guru

Cybercriminals are getting smarter, faster and more aggressive, and businesses need to keep pace if they want to protect themselves and their data. The cold, hard facts are that: There are 5.5 billion malware attacks and 6.3 trillion attempts around the world every year. And, South African organisations face the highest probability of repeat attacks, with 83% reporting more than one breach. Speaking on Safer Internet Day, George Parrott, commerc…

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How businesses can fight back against cybercrime

By Azwidohwi Mamphiswana As cybercrime surges globally, SMMEs in South Africa are increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated attacks, particularly those driven by artificial intelligence (AI).  With hackers utilising advanced AI tools to bypass traditional security systems, they must adopt effective strategies to protect their businesses from ransomware and other cyber threats. AI is revolutionising cybercrime, enabling hackers to automate attacks…

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Vutivi Business News broke the news in on Thursday, February 13, 2025.
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