Why South Africa needs to prioritise Mobility developments
Mobility is a hot topic right now.
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Mobility is a hot topic right now.
Read more: Why South Africa needs to prioritise Mobility developments
Cybercrime is becoming more sophisticated, organised and dangerous.
Firms need to think about attacks in terms of ‘when, not if’. Risk and Audit are in the front line when it comes to preventing data assets from becoming data liabilities. Firm-wide threats call for firm-wide awareness – and responses.
Cybercrime is big business – it costs the world as much as $600 billion a year, or 0.8% of global GDP.
Read more: What changing cybercrime means for internal auditors
Don't get left behind
Cyber security is a recent phenomenon. As the world has become more and more digital, so too have its threats. Organisations, particular in the financial services industry, cannot afford to be behind the curve when it comes to developing a cyber security strategy.
The financial sector is a natural target for cyber criminals, and KPMG and Matchi are putting our capabilities to use to assist clients in addressing their cyber security needs.
For example, when a global insurance group needed to ensure it had a robust cyber security strategy to accompany its ongoing major IT and digital transformation projects, KPMG UK was on hand to help.
Read more: Building a roadmap for your organisation’s cyber security
Work with KPMG in the UK to help solve complex client problems in digital security
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isten to the recording of this webinar to find out how you can radically expand your reach within the UK market.
KPMG in the UK is actively looking to work with innovative companies that have leading products and solutions in Securetech to address some of the most complex issues facing their clients. The KPMG Securetech 25 will be showcased to the KPMG global client network through communications and events, and will also have the chance to jointly go-to-market alongside KPMG specialist teams to address relevant client problems.
Read more: Webinar: KPMG in the UK Securetech 25 opportunity
An interview with Dex Machida, Mobility 2030 Team Leader at KPMG in South Africa
T he inaugural MOVE conference was held in London in February 2019. Dex Machida was in attendance and shares his thoughts on the event and on where mobility is headed.
MOVE aims to re-imagine mobility, bringing together thought leaders, disruptors and their technology solutions to dialogue with stakeholders across the Mobility Ecosystem across all modes and disciplines to promote collaboration. The premise behind the event is that new thinking and new action is required now because existing transportation paradigms are broken beyond repair and are often the cause of the problem, not the solution.
Radically expand your reach. Work with KPMG in the UK to help solve complex client problems in digital security.
KPMG in the UK is actively looking to work with innovative companies that have leading products and solutions in Securetech to address some of the most complex issues facing their clients.
Technology providers with a working Securetech solution are invited to express interest in this opportunity before the closing date 2 April 2019.
Read more: WEBINAR: KPMG in the UK Securetech 25 opportunity
10 Cyber Security trends we can expect to see in 2019
In the digital age, it makes sense that many of the greatest security challenges facing individuals, organisations and even countries are digital too. As we interact more and more online, so cyber security becomes a necessity.
At KPMG Matchi, our initial focus on sourcing fintech solutions and matching them to financial service providers and other large organisations naturally exposed us to the need for cyber and digital security solutions. The financial sector is a natural target for cyber criminals, and so it’s been a natural progression for us to begin to leverage our capabilities developed in fintech, regtech and mobility solutions in the securtech space too.
Read more: Securetech and cyber security: Trends to track in 2019