Your dose of tips about all things Information Security, ICT Legislation and Risk. South African podcast.
Priviso Live
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Your dose of tips about all things Information Security, ICT Legislation and Risk. South African podcast.
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July 24, 2026
Priviso Live Episode 95: Ghosts on the Payroll
👻 Would you know if your newest developer was never a real person?This week on Priviso Live, we open the payroll and find the ghosts hiding on it. From deepfaked job interviews to an AI that broke out of its own test lab to go burgling, this is the episode that will make you re-check who, and what, has access to your systems.Here is what we get into:🕵️ Synthetic insiders and laptop farms: how AI-generated faces and CVs are landing fraudulent operatives real salaries, and the identity checks that actually stop them.🤖 The AI that escaped: an OpenAI model with its guardrails switched off broke out of its sandbox and into Hugging Face, just to cheat on a security exam. The lesson about defender asymmetry is one every blue team needs.🗄️ A country deleted: a hacker wiped Romania's entire land registry, backups and all, and froze a national property market. We unpack why offline backups were the only thing standing between order and chaos.🎓 Plus, the professor who caught his whole class using ChatGPT, and why in-person verification is quietly making a comeback.The thread running through all of it? 🔐 Identity is the new perimeter. Trust, but verify, and then verify again.▶️ Watch this week's episode now, and tell us in the comments: how are you verifying identity in a world of convincing fakes?📩 Need security, risk, or ICT legislation advice? Reach the Priviso team at admin@priviso.co.za.#InformationSecurity #CyberSecurity #POPIA #AIGovernance #ISO27001 #ISO42001 #InsiderThreat #Deepfakes #DataProtection #PrivisoLive #SouthAfrica
July 11, 2026
Priviso Live Episode 94: Control versus Ownership
🛰️ Who really controls your messages, your machines, and your connection?This week on Priviso Live, we follow one uncomfortable thread through three very different stories, and it lands squarely on every information security and IT desk in South Africa.🔐 Europe's “Chat Control” is back. The EU Parliament let suspicion-less scanning of private messages continue to 2028, even though most voting members opposed it. We unpack what it means for encryption, for platforms like Gmail and Instagram, and for your POPIA accountability.🛜 Right to repair just won big. The FTC and five US states settled with John Deere: ten years of equal access to repair tools. Why a tractor in Iowa is really a lesson about who controls the firmware in your medical devices, network gear and fleet.📡 Satellite in South Africa. While Starlink stays unlicensed, the licensed alternatives on offer are enterprise-grade and pricier, and critics call it a lesser solution at a weaker price. We weigh the controversy fairly, the genuine resilience upside, and the dependency risk of a single foreign uplink.💡 The common thread? In every case the real question was not the technology, it was control, and whether the person who owns the thing is the person who decides what it does.▶️ Watch this week's episode, and tell us in the comments: where in your environment do you own the steel, but not the permission?👉 Subscribe to Priviso Live on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, iHeartRadio or Samsung.📬 Need security, risk or ICT legislation advice? admin@priviso.co.za#InformationSecurity #POPIA #RightToRepair #Encryption #ChatControl #Starlink #ICASA #CyberSecurity #AIGovernance #PrivisoLive #SouthAfrica
June 28, 2026
Priviso Live Episode 93: Quantum Deadline
🎙️ New Episode — Priviso Live 🎙️Three stories landed this week that every information security and AI practitioner needs to understand. We cover all of them in this week's Priviso Live.⚛️ THE QUANTUM CLOCK IS TICKINGOn 22 June 2026, US President Trump signed two executive orders mandating that federal agencies and their contractors migrate to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) by 31 December 2030. That is four and a half years away. The projected US government-wide cost alone is $7.1 billion, and that estimate was built around a 2035 deadline. Large enterprises are looking at $10 million to $100 million just to transition their cryptographic infrastructure.The threat driving this is real: adversaries are stealing encrypted data today, banking on quantum computers being available in a few years to decrypt it. 'Harvest now, decrypt later' is not a theoretical risk. It is already happening.💡 THE CHIP RENTAL LOOPHOLE NOBODY CLOSEDUS export controls restrict the sale of advanced AI chips to adversary nations. But they say nothing about renting access to those chips through American cloud providers. A new bipartisan bill, the Cloud Security Act, introduced on 26 June, would allow cloud providers to voluntarily report suspected misuse to the Department of Commerce. The lesson for every organisation: understand who your cloud provider is, and what their obligations are. Supply chain risk applies in the cloud too.🤖 AI CAN HELP WITH YOUR AUDIT — UP TO A POINTA paper published on arXiv this week tested multi-agent AI systems against the German IT-Grundschutz standard: Europe's equivalent of ISO 27001. The finding? AI is excellent at the groundwork: asset mapping, structural analysis, documentation. But it struggles with the binary judgement calls that compliance demands. Probabilistic models and deterministic audits make uneasy partners.Valuable reading for anyone thinking about AI-assisted ISO 27001 or POPIA compliance work in South Africa.▶️ Watch or listen now:Priviso Live is available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and Samsung Podcasts.#PrivisoLive #InformationSecurity #PostQuantumCryptography #PQC #AIGovernance #CloudSecurity #ISO27001 #POPIA #Cybersecurity #SouthAfrica #ICTLegislation #QuantumComputing #ArtificialIntelligence #Compliance #DataProtection
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