Cyber security trends in 2026: How businesses must adapt to AI threats

Cyber security trends in 2026: How businesses must adapt to AI threats

Cyber threats have evolved faster than most organisations. (Image source: 123RF) Cyber security in 2026 has moved beyond antivirus software and firewalls, and into the executive boardroom, directly influencing how organisations grow, scale and respond to disruptions.  Before COVID, the traditional approach made sense: build strong defences, keep threats out and respond when something goes…

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How AI and tech talent can sustain SA small businesses

How AI and tech talent can sustain SA small businesses

For years, digitalisation was largely the domain of large organisations. Enterprise software was expensive, implementation-heavy, and often designed for operational complexity that small businesses simply did not have. Beyond the software itself, the talent required to configure and maintain these systems placed digitalisation even further out of reach for many SMMEs. Then came the SaaS…

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South African businesses are rethinking who controls their enterprise technology

South African businesses are rethinking who controls their enterprise technology

South African organisations are increasingly questioning whether major enterprise technology decisions should continue to be driven by vendor timelines rather than business priorities, as pressure grows to reduce costs, manage risk, and show clearer returns on technology investment. Across industries, businesses running platforms such as SAP, Oracle, and VMware are reassessing traditional support and upgrade…

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Africa: Businesses Hope to Cash in On Basketball Africa League Playoffs

Africa: Businesses Must Leverage the Africa CEO Forum

As global trade fractures under geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, and rising costs, Rwandan businesses cannot afford a wait-and-see approach. The upcoming Africa CEO Forum 2026 presents a strategic moment to actively shape their response by building partnerships, sharing solutions, and positioning for growth in an increasingly uncertain world. Also read: Africa CEO Forum, rare opportunity…

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Businesses must move beyond AI hype to real value

Businesses must move beyond AI hype to real value

Lee Naik, CEO of TransUnion Africa. South African organisations need to shift from AI experimentation to measurable business outcomes, trusted governance and scalable execution, according to Lee Naik, CEO of TransUnion Africa. Speaking at the ITWeb AI Summit in Johannesburg on Wednesday, Naik said too many enterprises remain caught up in the excitement around generative…

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