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Beth Miller

Chattanooga
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SA firms warn of growing risk from staff-linked data breaches Original

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By Richard Frost Verified, Beth Miller, Karabo Ledwaba
| Bizcommunity Verified
Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries Almost half of South African organisations have experienced an increase in malicious insider incidents over the past year, according to new research from Mimecast. The company’s ninth annual State of Human Risk Report shows that 46% of South African organisations reported a rise in malicious insider activity, matching the 46% that reported an increase in negligent insider incidents.
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The state of human risk in 2026: what's your data worth?

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By Beth Miller
| mimecast.com
Insider risk isn’t some vague threat off in the distance. It’s a very real and measurable force shaping the security landscape for organizations today. And data from Mimecast found that it doesn’t even take a lot of people for insider risk to have catastrophic results. In fact, only 8% of employees account for 80% of security incidents at a company. The high concentration of risk among such a small cohort of people points to a severe imbalance.
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Telecom operators face escalating cyber risks from AI and satellites Original

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By Richard Frost Verified, Juby Babu, Beth Miller, Andrew Bahlmann
| Bizcommunity Verified
Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries Telecommunications operators continued to face sustained cyber pressure in 2025, driven by espionage-linked intrusions, supply-chain compromise and large-scale denial-of-service attacks, according to Kaspersky’s latest Security Bulletin.
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