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South Africa Scenarios

         SECTION 2: South Africa Risk scenarios continued




         /…i -Ì>Ìi½Ã  ,,* ˆÃ ˆ˜Ìi˜`i` ̜ LÀˆ˜} ̅i VœÕ˜ÌÀÞ    The impact of each of the country risks on the
         back on course towards the targets set in the NDP    above ERRP targets is unpacked in detail in
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      The challenges faced by all organisations over the last two years have revealed many previously
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      undetected vulnerabilities Organisation
      undetected vulnerabilities. Organisations across the trade, finance, health and education sectors
      took a massive knock with multiple lockdowns put in place globally.
      Some of the world's largest organisations became victims of cybercrime as their activities moved to
      a remote environment and many new vulnerabilities became present.
      The supply chain industry, in particular, faced incredible economic strains and challenges with
      resilience, with the vast majority of companies reporting that they were not prepared for the
      pandemic and placed visibility and resiliency as their top priorities.

      Although we are moving out of the harshest phase of the pandemic, the threats to businesses
      remain, and cybercrime is an ever-increasing threat.

      RUBIQ is a structured advisory assisted service that helps organisations identify and implement the
      correct strategy. Our services are focused not only on GRC technology but also on our expertise in
      consulting, advisory and guidance, providing a customised approach that is in line with the context of
      each unique organisation.

      Our team of experts is available to guide you through the process from risk assessment to action
      plan and will assist with any guidance and advice in between.

      Avoid the risks and losses your business may face and ensure governance, compliance, and
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