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Financial Sector Regulation and the Prudential Authority published Joint Standard 2 of 2024 on cybersecurity and cyber resilience requirements - Vimarsana News

Financial Sector Regulation and the Prudential Authority published Joint Standard 2 of 2024 on cybersecurity and cyber resilience requirements

The Joint Standard 2 of 2024 (Joint Standard) applies to all financial institutions as defined in the Joint Standard. It sets out the requirements for sound practices and processes relating to cybersecurity and cyber resilience for financial institutions. The Joint Standard is expected to commence on 1 June 2025.

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Cloud-based disruptions highlight risks for SA financial services - Vimarsana News

Cloud-based disruptions highlight risks for SA financial services

Cloud-based SaaS applications are undeniably the wave of the future, says Guy Krige, executive risk consultant at ESCROWSURE.

New IT risk regulations for SA financial sector in 2024 - Vimarsana News

New IT risk regulations for SA financial sector in 2024

Financial services companies, including insurers, have until 15 November to comply with the requirements of the new Joint Standard for IT Governance and Risk Management

Wolfpack Information Risk a proudly SA beneficiary of African online platform, supported by Google.org - Vimarsana News

Wolfpack Information Risk a proudly SA beneficiary of African online platform, supported by Google.org

Impact Amplifier, with the financial support of Google.org, launched its online safety platform, AOSP, in Johannesburg.

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