The legislative framework governing cybercrime and cyber security is still in its infancy. Whilst the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 2002, regulates certain acts of cybercrime, it does this in a limited fashion and is perhaps out of tune with the typical acts of cybercrime commonly encountered today. The Cybercrime Bill seeks to further expand

“If you’re proactive, you focus on preparing. If you’re reactive, you end up focusing on repairing.” ― John C. Maxwell You are a director and shareholder of a small company. Things have been going well for your business, which is scaling better than you could have hoped for. The financials are looking great. Your reputation

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As a result of the National Disaster and the lockdown necessitated by the pandemic, the Minister of Finance announced various tax adjustments to assist businesses in light of the negative impact on the South African economy.  On the 29th of  March 2020, the Minister of Finance announced the details of an initial set of measures

For those with employment questions arising from the lockdown, please find below summary points in relation to employees working and/or being paid during lock down:     If your business falls within one of the essential services designated by government, you are entitled to require your employees to work during the lockdown period. Remember that all

Organisations the world over are racing to adapt their operations to accommodate the remote working of staff. In most cases, this involves investing in large numbers of laptops and other electronic devices. This is in addition to measures necessary to protect office-based employees’ health through educational communications, extra sanitizing and ventilation measures, and cover for

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