InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup for Saturday, September 17, 2022
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Africa Edition, news items from August 17-September 17, 2022
- New Evolving Cyber Threat in Africa
(CIO Review, September 16th) - Cybercriminals on the continent target East African firms most
(The East African, September 17th) - South Africa’s banking and insurance sectors are overwhelmed by cyber attacks
(Quartz Africa, September 8th) - Cyber security becoming integral to maritime security
(Defence Web, August 17th) - Africa must act now to address cybersecurity threats. Here’s why
(World Economic Forum, August 17th) - Togo’s new cybersecurity center will serve the whole of Africa
(Quartz Africa, August 22nd) - Uganda’s Parliament Passes Tougher Penalties for Cyber Criminals
(IT News Africa, September 12th) - A new breed of malware has been found in South Africa — and has demanded more than R13 million ransom
(Business Insider South Africa, August 31st) - ‘DangerousSavanna’ Hackers Targeted Financial Institutions in Africa For Two Years
(InfoSecurity Magazine, September 7th) - Liquid Networks Launches DDoS Security for African Businesses
(IT News Africa, September 6th)