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    Priviso Live: Episode 82 SD 480p

    2026/04/10 | 16 mins.
    🎙️ PRIVISO LIVE | Episode 82 is out now.

    Three stories this week that connect in ways you might not expect. All of them matter to every information security and technology professional in South Africa.

    ⚛️ The Quantum Time Bomb is Already Ticking

    "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" is not a future threat. Nation-state actors are collecting your encrypted data today, banking on quantum computing to make it readable by the 2030s. Only 3% of organisations globally have implemented all leading quantum-resistant measures. South Africa has no national quantum defence programme. The adversary is already collecting. Are your boardrooms paying attention?

    🦋 The AI Too Dangerous to Release

    On 7 April 2026, Anthropic announced Project Glasswing, a cybersecurity initiative built around an AI model so capable of finding zero-day vulnerabilities that they refused to release it publicly. Claude Mythos Preview found a 27-year-old flaw in OpenBSD, a 17-year-old remote code execution bug in FreeBSD, and thousands more, across every major operating system and browser. The fix is deliberate. The question for Africa is whether we have a seat close enough to the glass.

    💔 The Price We Are Paying

    A California jury found Meta and YouTube liable for engineering platforms to be addictive, awarding $6 million in a case that is the first of 2,000 pending. On Valentine's Day, 800,000 people grieved the retirement of a chatbot. Eight lawsuits allege AI companion responses contributed to suicides. McLuhan, Ellul, and Heidegger warned us. We did not listen.

    #PrivisoLive #InformationSecurity #QuantumComputing #AI #Cybersecurity #SouthAfrica #ICTGovernance #AIPolicy
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    Priviso Live Episode 81: Outlook in Outer Space

    2026/04/04 | 16 mins.
    We open with something that should be on every CISO's radar: the Iran-US-Israel conflict has gone fully hybrid. Conventional warfare and cyberattacks are now inseparable. Investigators tracked nearly 5,800 cyberattacks from close to 50 Iran-aligned threat groups, targeting data centres, critical infrastructure, and yes, even a major medical technology company. If you think geopolitical cyber spillover doesn't affect you, think again.

    ⚡ From there, we dive into RSAC 2026. Google Mandiant's M-Trends report confirmed that attack propagation time has dropped from eight hours to 22 seconds. A human-only security response is no longer mathematically possible. We also unpack the AI Tragedy of the Commons: why the rush to deploy agentic AI is creating attack surfaces that most organisations haven't even begun to map. Machine identities now outnumber human identities 80,000 to one.

    🤖 Then things get considerably more entertaining. Anthropic accidentally published 512,000 lines of Claude's source code to a public repository, and buried inside was an April Fool's Easter egg: a tamagotchi virtual pet called Claude Buddy, complete with 18 species, five rarity tiers, and a stat system tracking CHAOS and SNARK. The subsequent DMCA takedown of 8,100 GitHub repositories was also, apparently, an accident. You cannot make this up.

    📻 We also look at WRIT-FM: a live radio station run entirely by Claude AI. All programming. All DJ scripts. No humans required. The future of broadcasting, or a cautionary tale? We discuss.

    🚀 And we close with the most relatable story of the week: Artemis II astronauts, on their way to the Moon, calling Houston because Outlook wasn't working. Two instances. Neither functional. Rocket science, apparently, is no match for Microsoft.

    🔗 Watch Episode 81 now: [link in comments]

    #PrivisoLive #InformationSecurity #CyberWarfare #RSAC2026 #AgenticAI #Anthropic #Artemis #AI #Cybersecurity #SouthAfrica
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    Priviso Live Episode 80: Another Liberty breach

    2026/03/29 | 11 mins.
    🎙️ Priviso Live is back, and in this week's episode we're covering four stories that matter right now to every information security, risk, and ICT professional in South Africa and beyond.

    📋 PAIA reports: The clock is ticking

    The Information Regulator has issued its notice. The 2025/2026 PAIA Annual Report submission window opens on 1 April 2026 and closes 30 June. Public bodies, private companies, Information Officers, and Deputy IOs: this applies to you. And here's the catch: you cannot submit unless you are already registered on the eServices portal. Don't leave it to the last minute. Lyn and Stephen break down exactly what you need to do, and when.

    🔓 Liberty Group confirms a data breach again

    March 2026, and Liberty is back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. An external threat actor extracted customer data, including ID numbers and names, and attempted extortion. Liberty refused to pay. The Information Regulator has requested an urgent meeting with Liberty's CEO. Kayla unpacks the POPIA Section 22 notification obligations, and Stephen asks the question every CISO should be able to answer: do you have an extortion response framework?

    🤖 OpenAI kills Sora, and walks away from Disney

    Less than two years after launching to global fanfare, OpenAI has discontinued its Sora video generation platform and wound down its billion-dollar Disney partnership. The pivot? Robotics and agentic AI. We unpack what this means for organisations currently evaluating AI tools for marketing, training, and communications.

    😄 Opper AI Roundtable: 50 AI models, one question, zero conclusions

    Free, fascinating, and faintly chaotic: Opper's AI Roundtable lets you put the same question to up to 50 models simultaneously and watch them debate. The site is found at https://opper.ai/ai-roundtable

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    #PrivisoLive #InformationSecurity #PAIA #POPIA #CyberSecurity #AI #DataBreach #Liberty #OpenAI #SouthAfrica #Compliance #ICT #RiskManagement #ArtificialIntelligence
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    Episode 79: Meta job losses

    2026/03/21 | 13 mins.
    This week on Priviso Live, we dive into the stories shaping the future of technology, security, and digital rights in South Africa and ask the question every IT and security professional should be sitting with: as AI accelerates into every corner of our organisations, who is accountable when it goes wrong?

    Microsoft 365 E7 – The Frontier Suite | Microsoft has bundled Copilot, Agent 365, and the Entra security suite into one enterprise licence at $99/user/month. We break down what’s in the box, what it means for South African IT budgets, and why your Microsoft rep is about to become very persistent.

    Meta’s AI Pivot and Mass Layoffs | Up to 16,000 jobs at risk as Meta doubles down on a $135 billion AI spend. Markets cheered. Workers didn’t. We unpack what this signals for the broader tech sector — and for anyone in IT who isn’t yet upskilling in AI.

    South Africa’s Data Breach Crisis | A ransomware group exfiltrated 3.8TB of Gauteng citizen data: 3.6 million files, including ID documents and passports and listed them on the dark web for $25,000. Meanwhile, a new report confirms South Africa suffers a data breach every three hours, with 90% classified as preventable.

    Lessons from the Olympics and World Cup | How mega-events prepare for nation-state cyberattacks, and what your organisation can steal from their incident response playbook.

    The AI Incident Database | More than 1,000 documented cases of AI causing real-world harm. We introduce incidentdatabase.ai and explain why every practitioner deploying AI should have it bookmarked.

    Recorded on Human Rights Day — and the conversation about privacy, dignity, and accountability in the digital age has never felt more urgent.

    #PrivisoLive #InformationSecurity #AI #DataPrivacy #CyberSecurity #SouthAfrica #HumanRightsDay
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    Priviso Live Episode 78

    2026/03/15 | 16 mins.
    🦞 A lobster just moved markets by $50 billion. No, really.

    This week on Priviso Live, we unpack the stories shaping the information security and AI landscape, and trust us, it's a packed episode.

    🇿🇦 South Africa's Draft AI Policy is heading to Cabinet. The 60-day public consultation gazette is expected this month, and the clock is ticking. Five core pillars. No single AI regulator. A sector-specific model that puts POPIA, FSCA, and King V front and centre. If you're in tech, compliance, or security, this one's not optional viewing.

    🌍 Africa is no longer playing it safe with AI governance. Forty-four countries now have data protection laws in force. Nigeria's AI Bill lands this month. The African Union's Continental AI Strategy is in Phase 1. The grace period is officially over.

    🔐 Cyber risk topped the Allianz Risk Barometer for the fifth year running, hitting its highest-ever score. And AI just made the biggest single jump in the barometer's 15-year history, surging from #10 to #2. Ransomware. Prompt injection. Shadow agents. The threat landscape is getting smarter, faster.

    🤖 AI agents are your organisation's new super-users. They access files. Approve transactions. Trigger workflows. At machine speed. Are you governing them like the privilege accounts they actually are?

    🦞 And then there's QClaw. Built on open-source OpenClaw. Integrated with WeChat . Led by a 26-year-old with five engineers and zero marketing budget. It went viral before it launched, and added $50 billion to Tencent market cap in a single day.

    Oh, and a 16-year-old just announced he's using OpenClaw to make $50,000 in six months. The future is not waiting.

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