The ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System is one of the most popular standards. The ISO 14000:2015 family is designed for businesses and organisations of all sizes that need effective tools to manage their environmental obligations.
ISO/IEC 27017:2015 specifies information security controls that apply to the supply and use of cloud services. This standard adds implementation instructions for applicable controls provided in ISO/IEC 27002, as well as new controls with implementation guidelines that are specific to cloud services.
ISO 21500 provides guidance on project management ideas and processes that are crucial for project performance. This guide includes an easy-to-understand introduction and practical application on how to complete projects successfully and assure a long-term future.
The spread of the Covid-19 pandemic has drastically affected most countries financially, businesses are struggling to bounce back to full operations, numbers of death are rising daily and there’s a shocking increase in the number of Cybercrimes due to individuals working from home.
We are all aware that our environment is under threat and that changes must be made to protect it. By creating Environmental Awareness, it can be made clear that it is not just big organisations that have a responsibility to make changes nor just companies that deal with hazardous materials or waste disposal. No, it is something that concerns absolutely all of us.
Cybersecurity refers to the safeguarding of internet-connected systems, including hardware, software, and data from cyberthreats. Individuals and businesses utilise cybersecurity to prevent illegal access to data centres and other digital systems.
CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) is a concept where businesses consider the welfare of stakeholders and take responsibility for the influence of their operations on employees, consumers, the environment, shareholders, and communities.
Cryptocurrency trading platform Africrypt, a private Durban-based crypto trading platform established in 2019, suffered a loss of R50 billion this April. Not only did South Africans, and other international clients, lose billions of Rands but hundreds of thousands of clients’ personal information was compromised contravening the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA).
Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMME’s) employ around 80% of Africa’s workforce in both the formal and informal sectors but Covid-19 has...
