Information Security Day 1

Nicholas Geza

Welcome Speech by Nicholas Geza

Ivan Sabljak

With the advent of quantum computers, traditional cryptographic algorithms may become vulnerable. Post-quantum cryptography focuses on developing algorithms that can withstand attacks from quantum computers, ensuring the continued security of sensitive information.

Janine West

Ashleigh Meiring

As organizations increasingly rely on cloud services, ensuring the privacy of shared data becomes paramount. This involves implementing encryption, access controls, and other measures to protect sensitive information while allowing collaborative work in a cloud environment.

Stephen Kreusch

What you will learn: • The common mistakes that organizations make that result in being compromised. • The real-world impact of being breached and the types of actions that compromised organizations are forced into taking. • How to reduce your exposure • How to prepare for a breach to reduce disruption.

Kenneth Matau

IoT devices, being interconnected, present unique security challenges. Ensuring the security of IoT networks involves addressing vulnerabilities in devices, data transmission, and implementing robust authentication and encryption mechanisms.

Andréa Campbell

As AI becomes more prevalent in security applications, the ability to understand and interpret AI decisions becomes crucial. Explainable AI ensures transparency, helping users comprehend how AI systems arrive at their conclusions, especially in security and privacy contexts.

Ntombhana Ntsanwisi (IAT)

With the widespread use of social media and online platforms, privacy concerns have become increasingly prominent. Addressing this involves exploring regulatory measures, user education, and technological solutions