Security effectiveness falls despite increased spend

Security effectiveness falls despite increased spend

Heino Gevers, vice-president of global customer success at Mimecast. As CISOs head into their annual budget planning season, many will be looking for more available spend to battle a rapid increase in the scale and sophistication of cyber threats. Research from Mimecast shows that although security leaders are urgently seeking access to more budget, security…

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Africa: Brazil, Germany, 2 Others Back Permanent African Seat On UN Security Council

Africa: Ethiopia, Djibouti Hail Dangote’s $660 Million Pipeline As Energy Security Boost

Ethiopia and Djibouti have described Dangote Group’s $660 million Damarjog-Dewele Oil Terminal and Pipeline Project as a strategic investment expected to strengthen energy security, improve regional trade and deepen economic integration in the Horn of Africa. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Djibouti President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh have commended Dangote Group‘s $660 million Damarjog-Dewele Oil…

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Africa: Equality ‘Ends At the Doors of the Security Council’, Kenya’s Ruto Tells General Assembly

Africa: Equality ‘Ends At the Doors of the Security Council’, Kenya’s Ruto Tells General Assembly

Kenyan President William Ruto told the General Assembly on Wednesday that the sovereign equality the UN proclaims is contradicted by its own structures, urging Member States to reform the Security Council and an international financial system “built for another age”. Addressing the General Debate, Mr. Ruto said Kenya spoke “not from despair in this institution,…

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Africa: Brazil, Germany, 2 Others Back Permanent African Seat On UN Security Council

Africa: UK Joins Call to Limit UN Security Council Veto

This initiative proposes restricting the veto for permanent members of the Council in cases involving genocide, crimes against humanity and other serious violations of international humanitarian law. The United Kingdom has joined France and Mexico’s push for restrictions on the use of the UN Security Council veto in cases involving genocide and crimes against humanity….

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Africa: Türkiye’s Security Export – Why Africa’s New Air Force Costs Less Than a Fighter Jet’s Spare Parts

Africa: Türkiye’s Security Export – Why Africa’s New Air Force Costs Less Than a Fighter Jet’s Spare Parts

Drones have become a primary mechanism of warfare on many fronts around the world. Those fronts range from the war between Russia and Ukraine to the conflict between the United States and Iran. Drones are used to achieve air superiority, a reconnaissance advantage, and highly precise strategic strikes along the front lines. Those strikes range…

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The new security environment needs SASE

The new security environment needs SASE

Brett Salovy As security risks proliferate and AI emerges as a game-changer in security, security architecture needs to change. This is according to Brett Salovy, Business Development Manager for Africa at Fortinet, who was addressing an executive briefing in Sandton, hosted by Fortinet and QBS Software Africa – a value-added distributor for Fortinet cyber security…

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