SPONSORED | Many South Africans are now falling victim to digital fraudsters
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From about 2004, the world began to realise cybersecurity was a huge concern. The more people used the internet, the more risk there was for breaches in security as hackers were getting in where they did not belong. It was with these concerns in mind that International Fraud Awareness Week was established to help focus attention on this critical issue.
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