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LanDynamix
13 Autumn Street, Rivonia, Sandton
Core business offering: LanDynamix assists customers in seamlessly deploying and utilising technologies that aim to drive competitive advantage for their businesses. It uses services and solutions to manage our clients’ technologies on their behalf, protecting them from security breaches, minimising downtime, risk, and costs, and consequently freeing them to focus on their core business and growth.
It is a technology specialist organisation providing cybersecurity solutions and managed services augmented by an incomparable depth of IP and information and communications (ICT) competencies. Its areas of specialisation include remote support and monitoring, as well as management. The Security Operations Centre (SOC) delivers globally competitive levels of protection to its customers’ businesses.
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Section - Communications equipment
-IP/network
-Microwave
-Radio data/voice interface
-Recording, audio/video equipment
-Repeaters
-Routers/modems
-Secure telecommunications products
Section - IoT/IT security infrastructure
-Cables & fibres
-Connectors
-Enclosures, racks & consoles
- Cabinets - free-standing
- Cabinets - wall mounted
- Consoles - workstations, desk
- Racks & sub-racks
-Installation accessories
-Computers & accessories
-Other components
-Other peripherals
-Secure storage media
- Hard drive
-Anti-phishing software/services
-Anti-virus/malware s/w
-Asset/user tracking s/w
-Business continuity services
-Data backup/restore
-Data loss prevention
-Disaster recovery services
-Employee monitoring s/w
-Encryption s/w
-Firewalls
-Governance & compliance s/w
-IoT/Edge security s/w
-IT audit s/w
-Network security s/w
-Other security management platforms
-Password management s/w
-Remote/hosted security s/w & services
-Risk management s/w
-Secure communication solutions
-Security info & event management platforms (SIEM)
-Data centre equipment
-Racks & enclosures
-UPS systems
-Wiring & cabling solutions
-Authentication & identity verification systems
-Data privacy tools
-Identity management/user provisioning
-Mobile security
-Network security
-Remote access security
-Usage management & monitoring
-Vulnerability assessments & penetration testing
-Wireless security
-BYOD solutions
-Cabinets
-Consoles - workstations, desk
-Edge security solutions
-Network hardware
-Network management s/w
-Network optimisation
-Network security solutions
-Other networking equipment
-Racks & sub-racks
-Routers & switches
-Servers
-Wireless networking
-Wireless security solutions
-LAN/WAN solutions
-Network management solutions
-Remote access technologies
-Routers
-Switches
-Telephony/CTI/VOIP
-VDSL/ADSL/fibre modems
-Wireless technologies & mobile computing
-E-mail archiving solutions
-External/removable devices
-Hard drives
-RAID controllers/adaptors
-SAN/NAS
-Solid-state disks
-Storage management
- Backup/recovery
- Clustering
- Security
- Storage management
Section - Service providers
-AI-enhanced services
-Backup & recovery
-Business continuity services
-Disaster recovery
-Hosted/cloud services
-Information/cybersecurity
-Monitoring services
-Security as a Service
-Information security
- Cybersecurity monitoring systems
- Cybersecurity protection systems
- User monitoring solutions
-IT, network and data centre infrastructure
| News from LanDynamix: |
Cybersecurity operations done right
Issue 6 2025, Information Security, LanDynamix, SMART Security Solutions, Technews Publishing
For smaller companies, the costs associated with acquiring the necessary skills and tools can be very high. So, how can these organisations establish and maintain their security profile amid constant attacks and evolving technology? |
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PoPIA turns its attention to gated access
May 2026, News & Events, Security Services & Risk Management
The Information Regulator has gazetted its proposed Code of Conduct for the processing of personal information at gated access points. At 65 pages long, the code signals a significant shift in how personal information is collected and managed at entry points. |
Employees are SA’s biggest cyber threat
May 2026, Information Security, Security Services & Risk Management
South Africa experienced a 46% increase in insider cyber risk in 2026, surpassing the global average of 44%. What is more, 63% of South African companies surveyed expect insider-driven data losses to increase. |
The post-Q1 security checklist
May 2026, Asset Management, Security Services & Risk Management
By this time of year, employees have changed jobs or roles, suppliers may have changed, and devices have moved between offices, homes, and sites. This is the right time for businesses to run a practical post-Q1 security check. |
Aerial firefighter training revolution
May 2026, Fire & Safety, News & Events
Sophisticated new flight simulation software capable of accurately modelling the performance of firefighting helicopters could help train pilots to tackle wildfires more effectively and safely in the future. |
Key attributes of an effective cybersecurity leader
May 2026, Information Security, BlueVision
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. |
Tackling enterprise security ‘tool sprawl’
May 2026, Information Security, NEC XON
South African ICT solutions provider NEC XON is advocating a shift away from fragmented cybersecurity toolsets towards unified platforms, arguing that ‘tool sprawl’ is undermining the effectiveness of enterprise security operations. |
Surge in AI-enabled cybercrime and a 389% increase in ransomware
May 2026, Information Security, News & Events
Cybercrime no longer functions as a series of isolated campaigns; it operates as a system, with malicious hackers operating across an end-to-end life cycle and compressing the attack life cycle with shadow agents. |
Power, performance and profit
May 2026, Infrastructure, Power Management
Electricity remains the single largest operating cost for most data centres. In many African markets, power infrastructure is ageing or inconsistent, forcing operators to rely on backup generation to keep facilities online. |
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