Keith Keating News Today

Saskatchewan's privacy commissioner is recommending a school division in the province's southeast monitor the dark web for vital personal information of as many as 20,000 people who could have been affected by a security breach.

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A Saskatchewan school division is trying to get parent volunteers to fill the gap that will be left when teachers refuse lunchtime supervision on Thursday.

The Learning & Development (L&D) field, since its inception, has found itself pigeonholed into a reactive, order-taking role.

The South East Cornerstone School Division reported that it is investigating a “potential cybersecurity incident.”

SAPS technology management service head Lieutenant-General Adeline Shezi is under investigation for alleged corruption by the police watchdog, the Independent Police Investigative Directorate. Scrutiny of this police division intensified after a photo of two staffers attending a Manchester Unit...

Jerenique Bayard, who appeared in that infamous photograph alongside top SA Police Service (SAPS) supply chain members kitted out in Manchester United football T-shirts at Old Trafford, has pleaded guilty to not paying his tax. 

An application by Keith Keating’s Forensic Data Analysts (FDA) to prevent the SA Police Service (SAPS) from using an evidence management system pending a copyright infringement dispute was dismissed with costs in the Gauteng High Court on 15 October.

SA tech company EOH made it onto Paul O'Sullivan's radar in 2017. O'Sullivan joined the BizNews Power Hour for another revelatory discussion.

A hard-hitting affidavit and supporting emails provide a window into how millions of rands were sucked from the sprawling technology conglomerate EOH — and implicate prominent black business lobbyist George Sebulela, among others, in facilitating the alleged fraud.  Details of how “enterprise development partners” were approached allegedly to spirit away R42.5-million of a R210-million police tender are contained in the submission by Steven Powell, head of forensics at law firm ENSafrica...