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10 October 2022 - 13:55How can companies respond to digital security breaches more swiftly? Experts will discuss this, and other key questions concerning cybersecurity, during an upcoming Business Day Focus 4.0 Dialogue. Picture: PIXABAY/GERD ALTMANNA.
Technology is continually changing, cybercriminals’ tools and techniques are always evolving, and maintaining the security of a network and data is a constant challenge. As organisational operations and workplaces become increasingly digital, online security is one of the most important things to consider in today’s business world, and should be an essential part of an organisation's DNA.
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