Advancing the information security community in South Africa
(ISC)² Gauteng Chapter Welcomes You
The Gauteng Information Security Chapter NPC is a registered non-profit organisation established in 2012 to promote the advancement of information security and operates the only South African chapter of (ISC)².
Our mission is to enable members to build a local network of peers, to share knowledge, exchange resources, collaborate on projects, and participate in activities to earn continuing professional education(CPE) credits.
Our chapter events expose members to knowledge sharing from industry leaders. The community is focused on helping the development of leaders and professionals in information security and cybersecurity. We aim to keep our members informed of the latest developments, techniques and policies. We also promote awareness of the profession and educate the public on how to counter security threats.
(ISC)² Gauteng Chapter Endorses the ITWeb Security Summit 2021
(ISC)² Background
(ISC)² is an international non-profit membership association focused on inspiring a safe and secure cyber world. Best known for its acclaimed vendor-neutral Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP®) certification, (ISC)² offers a portfolio of credentials that are part of a holistic, programmatic approach to security. Globally, CISSP certified professionals are over 140 000 strong, making up certified cyber, information, software and infrastructure security professionals who are making a difference and helping to advance the industry.
Membership
Our members consist of professionals who hold at least one (ISC)² credential in good standing, associate members or approved interns. Our chapter focuses on sharing knowledge and exchanging ideas among our members. Ultimately, we want to advance the field of information security by educating practitioners and the public at large on how to protect and defend against information security threats
Events
Our scheduled chapter events are open to our members. We strive to involve experienced professionals who are subject matter experts with hands-on knowledge and expertise at our events.
Sponsorship
The (ISC)² Gauteng Chapter provides its members with the opportunity to share knowledge, collaborate on projects, and promote security awareness within our community. This is only possible with sponsorship and we extend our gratitude to our generous sponsors.
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Latest Posts
- Grab A Brew Chapter Meeting RecapThanks to all who attended our chapter meeting on 23 April 2021. A number of cybersecurity topics that were trending recently were discussed by members. Here follows a list of some of the topics and some thoughts shared in the meeting. Latest on the Solarwinds Hack Many companies … Read More
- Week 16 – 17 2021 – Cybersecurity In The NewsSpring cleaning? Don’t forget about your digital footprint. The FBI Is Now Securing Networks Without Their Owners’ Permission. One in six people use pet’s name as password. WhatsApp flaw lets anyone lock you out of your account. Digital Spring Cleaning: Seven Steps for Faster, Safer Devices. Are You … Read More
- Week 14 – 15 2021 – Cybersecurity In The NewsNearly 80% lack confidence in their organisations’ cyber security posture. How cybersecurity can and should be the business catalyst. Understanding the Difference Between Information Security and Cyber Security. Ransomware increasingly targets SA orgs. How to find out in 10 seconds whether your phone number was leaked in the … Read More
- Week 12 – 13 2021 – Cybersecurity In The NewsWeaponised hackers want you to keep your legacy cybersecurity. ’Trust no one’: Massive hacking attacks puts governments and US defences on high alert. Beware the ’email invoice hacking scam’! Hackers gain access to over 150 000 security cameras. South Africa has poor cybersecurity skills. At Least 30,000 U.S. … Read More
- Week 11 2021 – Cybersecurity In The NewsHow hackers targeted Microsoft e-mail weakness to cause global cybersecurity crisis. One of America’s biggest beer makers had to stop making beer due to a cybersecurity breach. As touchless travel becomes a norm, so has cybersecurity risk. To stay safe, do these. IT security recommendations for business. Uproar … Read More
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