Spending business budgets on breach alerts without the wherewithal to stop them is essentially an investment in expensive noise says Christo Coetzer, managing director of BlueVision.

While most businesses are still focused on guarding the wall, the perimeter today has moved to the login screen, according to Christo Coetzer, founder and managing director of BlueVision Technologies.

Most businesses have moved to the cloud, including Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and more, and in doing so assume they're protected because they're using a reputable platform; however, the reality is somewhat different.

In an evolving technology landscape, an effective cyber leader must combine technical acumen, foresight, and adaptive leadership to mitigate risks, and risks can only be mitigated once accurately identified and remedial processes are in place.

Many businesses operate under the illusion that their security controls, policies, and incident response plans will hold firm when tested by cybercriminals, but does this mean you are really safe?

In the second part of this series of articles from BlueVision, we explore the human element: social engineering and insider threats and how red teaming can expose and remedy them.

DeepAlert’s customers, partners and industry professionals invited to see COMMAND, SceneIQ, AlertIQ and SiteIQ demonstrated live at the Nitida Wine Estate on 29 October 2026.

Following the launch of Solo, Paxton’s new phone-based, cloud-hosted access control system, the company is significantly increasing its investment in South Africa by expanding its local team to support installers and customers nationwide.

A particularly nasty truth sits at the centre of cybersecurity in 2026. You can do everything right and still lose if the organisation holding your identity number, banking information, medical history, or biometric data gets breached.