Who Benefits from ISO Standards?

Who Benefits from ISO Standards?

“What’s the best way of doing this?” is a fundamental question that founded ISO. ISO Standards benefit small and medium-sized businesses, allowing for better regulation with regards to international trade and providing quality and value for money for consumers. These ISO Standards help businesses to reduce costs, increase productivity and gain access to new markets.

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ISO 10330:2002 & Photography

ISO 10330:2002 & Photography

The ISO 10330:2002 Standard specifies the electrical requirements of a camera synchroniser, the ignition circuit in the photoflash unit, and the cable used to connect them, as well as the test techniques used to ensure the positive firing of the photoflash unit. Depending on the combination, when a camera is used in conjunction with a photoflash unit, the photoflash unit may fail to ignite. Possible causes include a camera or photoflash unit failure, inadequate electrical contact at the connection between the two, or an incorrect signal sent to the photoflash unit for fire.

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Preparing for ISO/IEC 27002:2022

Preparing for ISO/IEC 27002:2022

The ISO/IEC 27002:2022 also became available on the ISO standards store on that day. This document aims to provide controls for information security, cybersecurity, as well as privacy protection. These controls function to provide a clear structure that can be used throughout an organisation and to manage a broader risk profile.

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Data Protection in the Meta Universe

Data Protection in the Meta Universe

Data plays such a critical part in any organisation’s infrastructure that protecting data must be a top priority to ensure that cybersecurity procedures are in place to safeguard data from getting into the wrong hands. For every type of organisation, it is important to build and maintain the trust of all stakeholders, including clients, employees, and shareholders.

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The cybercrimes act has commenced, are you ready?

The cybercrimes act has commenced, are you ready?

In South Africa, a large number of people have suffered massive losses due to cyberattacks such as hacking and identity theft. Historically, the country has not had a strong framework or specific rule of law in place to prosecute cybercrimes. However, on the 26th of May 2021, the Cybercrimes Act was signed into law by the president of South Africa to protect the country against any malicious cybercrimes.

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The importance of skills development in the organisation/workplace

The importance of skills development in the organisation/workplace

South African education has been unequal for decades. The majority of South Africans lack the necessary abilities to function in a contemporary economy. Bantu education was explicitly meant to stifle advancement and prevent people from moving forward. As a result, it is vital to rectify the past’s discrimination. However, most individuals lack the appropriate training and abilities to take on the employment opportunities that are made available to them.

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