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    Home » Detego Global Hosts South Africa’s First-Ever Fraud and Risk Prevention Summit for Business Leaders
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    Detego Global Hosts South Africa’s First-Ever Fraud and Risk Prevention Summit for Business Leaders

    December 10, 2024
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    JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA / ACCESSWIRE / December 10, 2024 / Detego Global, a leader in digital forensics and intelligence technology, is proud to announce the Summit on Enterprise Security, Fraud Prevention, and Risk Management – the first event of its kind in South Africa. This exclusive gathering will unite the country’s most influential business leaders to tackle critical challenges in fraud prevention, risk management, and organisational resilience.

    As cybercrime surges across Africa, the summit offers a unique platform for decision-makers to gain actionable insights, explore real-world solutions, and collaborate on strategies to protect corporate assets, intellectual property, and customer data. Detego Global, recognised for its award-winning tools and leadership in the digital forensics field, is spearheading this milestone event, cementing its reputation as the trusted authority in digital security.

    “Our technology has already garnered international acclaim and awards for revolutionising digital investigations and security. We are proud to bring our expertise to South Africa with this inaugural summit, which we believe will be a catalyst for change in how the region’s businesses address growing cyber threats,” said Sanelisiwe Gantsho, Business Development Director: Africa at Detego Global.

    The event will feature an impressive lineup of speakers, including:

    • Steve Huxley, Global Investigations, Risk and Compliance Director, Microsoft
      A highly experienced leader in corporate security and fraud prevention, Huxley has held prominent roles at Amazon, Save the Children, the UK’s National Crime Agency, and PwC, offering an unmatched depth of expertise in mitigating complex risks.
    • Paul O’Sullivan, Founder, Forensics for Justice
      Renowned for his fearless investigations into high-profile corruption and advocacy for corporate accountability, O’Sullivan is recognised as South Africa’s leading authority on forensic investigations.

    Attendees can expect exclusive insights into cutting-edge fraud prevention strategies from leading African and international experts, as well as advanced demonstrations of Detego Global’s award-winning tools, and case studies showcasing successful fraud and cybercrime prevention efforts. There will also be plenty of networking opportunities with South Africa’s top business leaders and decision-makers.

    Event Highlights
    This exclusive summit will empower attendees with the knowledge and tools to address escalating cyber threats and build future-ready organisations. With its award-winning digital forensics technology at the core, Detego Global continues to set the benchmark for innovation, resilience, and security in a rapidly changing digital world.

    Details of the Event
    Date: January 29, 2025
    Venue: The Leonardo Hotel, Sandton, Johannesburg
    Registration: By invitation only

    For more information or to request an invitation, please contact marketing@detegoglobal.com

    About Detego Global
    Detego Global is a pioneer in digital forensics and intelligence technology, providing award-winning tools that empower organisations to combat fraud, mitigate risk, and strengthen security in an increasingly digital landscape. Recognised internationally for its innovative solutions, Detego Global is trusted by businesses, law enforcement, and military organisations worldwide to stay ahead of the ever-evolving threat landscape.

    Company: Detego Global
    Contact Person: Buddhika Karunasekara (Director of Marketing)
    Phone Number: +44 (0) 7889 227 428
    Email: budd.karunasekara@detegoglobal.com
    Release Date: December 10, 2024

    SOURCE: Detego Global

    View the original press release on accesswire.com

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