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AI adoption exposes governance gaps as organisations race to keep up (opens the original)
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The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is creating a growing gap between what companies can deploy and their ability to govern it. This emerged during a panel discussion at the recent TrendAI Spark 2026 in Sun City. The panel consisted of Norbit Williams, GM of supplier management IT and OT at Eskom; Roopesh Mohabeer, CISO/DPO at Warwyck Private Bank; and Nickey Mannya, director of cyber security and next-generation solutions at Westcon-Comstor. The session was moderated by Shaahid A
Women urged to seize opportunities in AI revolution (opens the original)
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Women need to move beyond simply consuming artificial intelligence and take a more active role in creating and shaping the technology, said Zanele Njapha, CEO and founder of The UnLearners. Njapha was speaking to ITWeb on the sidelines of the Wired4Women National Women’s Day event in Hyde Park on Friday, where she discussed the opportunities AI presents for women, the barriers that continue to hold them back in technology, and the skills they will need as work changes. For Njapha, AI represents
AI lowers barrier to sophisticated cyber attacks (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the economics of cyber crime, lowering the technical barrier to sophisticated attacks while creating new security and governance challenges for companies. This was a central message from speakers at TrendAI’s Spark 2026 event in Sun City last week, where security executives warned that businesses cannot afford to treat AI governance and security as an afterthought. Emmanuel Tzingakis, technical manager for Africa and venture markets at cyber security firm
Trust becomes new security battleground in AI age (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating the cyber threat landscape, enabling attackers to automate attacks, exploit vulnerabilities and impersonate trusted individuals, while organisations struggle to keep pace with the security and governance risks associated with the technology. The growing threat posed by AI, coupled with the need for stronger cyber resilience, was a key theme at the Armata Cyber Security Leadership Summit on Wednesday, where security experts urged organisations to look
Zoho SA revenue grows 34% as enterprise adoption increases (opens the original)
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Indian software firm Zoho recorded 34% year-on-year revenue growth in South Africa in 2025, as demand for its business software continues to expand across enterprises and other organisations. The company disclosed the figures at Zoholics Johannesburg, its annual user conference, held yesterday at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand. Andrew Bourne, regional head for southern Africa at Zoho, said enterprises that had previously hesitated to adopt Zoho products because of perceptions that lo
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