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Addressing the Tech Skills Shortage Needs to Become a National Imperative, Says MANCOSA

Addressing the tech skills shortage needs to become a national imperative, says MANCOSA South Africa has faced two major cyber security breaches this year and has been the victim of ongoing cyber abuse over a significant period, which cost millions of Rands in losses. Over the past ten years, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) …

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