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Armata, RedRok partner to protect businesses against increasing AI-driven cyber threats (opens the original)
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Armata Cyber Security and RedRok Cyber have announced a partnership to help protect businesses across South Africa and the broader SADC region from increasing cyber threats. With attacks increasingly being carried out with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), this partnership brings enterprise-grade continuous threat exposure management to mid-sized, large and enterprise businesses at affordable costs to adapt to the rapidly evolving threat landscape. “This is not a new engagement but the s
Fireside chat: Who’s guarding your front line? Meet the minds behind Armata Cyber Security (opens the original)
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Phiwakahle Zulu: You've spent 17 years in the cyber security industry, both in South Africa and across Africa and the UK. This was as a CISO, then building and running cyber security businesses, before being brought in to lead Armata Cyber Security. Why does that matter to how Armata is perceived? Caesar Tonkin: It matters more than I likely appreciated at the time. When someone is brought in to lead a business specifically because of a track record like that, it isn't just a hiring decision; it
Armata invests in trust at the Armata Cybersecurity Leadership Summit 2026 (opens the original)
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The threat environment has evolved at a pace that outstrips that of corporate risk committees. Companies are dealing with unplanned AI adoption, a stretched skills base and a regulatory environment under POPIA that expects a level of data stewardship many have not yet been able to operationalise. Trust has become central to security mandates and conversations, primarily because AI has broken the assumption of trust within the organisation. For years, this was based on recognition and familiarity
Your vendor knows where your data lives. Do you? (opens the original)
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Three Amazon data centres went offline early March 2026, and hundreds of companies discovered that their platforms were hosted in an unexpected region, or that their cloud workloads were being routed through a region that was currently in a conflict zone. The cloud had abstracted the physical reality so completely that the question of location wasn’t a primary consideration. This is a growing data sovereignty problem and companies need to become more aware of which country’s laws govern their da
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