In South Africa, the scope of the cyber outage highlights the fragility of a digitized world
In South Africa, at least two major banks have experienced service disruptions, following the cyber outage that has hit airports, banks and hospitals across the world. Customers complained that they weren’t able to make payments using their bank cards at grocery stores and gas stations or use ATMs. For more information, Clarisse Fortuné interviews Tony Tiyou, CEO of Renewables in Africa, London, UK.
In South Africa, at least two major banks have experienced service disruptions, following the cyber outage that has hit airports, banks and hospitals across the world. Customers complained that they weren’t able to make payments using their bank cards at grocery stores and gas stations or use ATMs. For more information, Clarisse Fortuné interviews Tony Tiyou, CEO of Renewables in Africa, London, UK.
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