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Data Security During the Current Epidemic Is Even More Important

Jayson O’Reilly discusses the topic of Data and unpacking the myriad of ways it affects our current world.

For this recording, we are discussing Data Security; both in General as well as during the current Covid-19 Epidemic.

One of the major fears for people involved in Data, both the collectors of Data and us the Public creating said Data, is that the information will be harnessed by criminal elements whether locally or more commonly, internationally.

Due to the current crisis, criminal activities are just as disrupted as legitimate businesses and there has been a huge rise in online scams, phishing attempts and DDoS attacks.

We unpack all this and more in the Podcast, enjoy!

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Jayson O'Reilly

Cyber attack on Justice Dept spills over to SA’s new information watchdog

The Department of Justice's IT System hacked by Ransomware

Alan Browning From the Data Analytics Team

Fear that technology is going to replace people

How Data Is Driving New Revolutions

Trends on the horizon

Being Aware of Fraud and Cyber Threats When Shopping Online

Online shopping, how security conscious are you?

Introduction to the Atvance Intellect Managing Director

Technology and a strategic mindset

Introducing Brendon Ambrose

Data privacy and IP attorney

Actionable Intelligence Further Examined

Actionable intelligence for core business data

Actionable Intelligence and How It’s the Core of Data

The distillation process that sets data companies apart

POPI Gets Implemented

Understanding the broad-ranging Data protection act

How Do Hacks Occur?

Group / corporate culture can affect the severity of hacks

Understanding risk in the IT Security Industry

Data Literacy and Skills

Focused on the lack of IT literacy

Why we partner with Splunk

Data Security During the Current Epidemic Is Even More Important

Information harnessed by criminal elements globally

An Introduction

Data has exploded into an industry that affects everyone