Krishna Seeburn

Sep 13

The Right To Privacy In A Decade Of Heavy Technology Disruption.

We are living in a world of complete disruption of our living principles on earth. Well, the reality is we are slowly being rid of our rights to privacy. We need to take cognizance that the advances in information communication technology have and is drastically improving the real-time communication...

Sep 06

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Date: 2018-09-06
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Are Accountants, Auditors and Businesses Aligning With Technology?

Technology as an outset has caused a very disruptive situation in the world today. However, the need for new requirements within the Accounting and Auditing world is very much disrupted and is causing an onslaught need to work towards technology for critical means of compliance. Looking back, we kno...

Aug 16

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Date: 2018-08-16
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Social Engineering Revisited.

Today as we head toward another decade of social engineering issues, we need to admit that social engineering is not dead but has evolved drastically into a new challenge. Social engineering is perhaps the foremost interesting aspect and a real challenge to security. It is and will never change, at ...

Aug 14

Edge Computing: How Is The Revolution Or Evolution Knocking On Our Doors?

It is interesting to say that we are just about to link up to cloud computing power that the cloud era is closing to an end. What? You are going to say. Well yes the industry is so disruptive that the major changes are happening on the fly. We are now heading into Edge computing. […]...

Jul 24

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Date: 2018-07-24
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AFRICA; THE SLEEPING CONTINENT ON THE RISE OR NOT (A REFLECTION ON REALITY)

Africa is sometimes referred to as the “cradle of humanity”. Whether true or not, but it is a growing giant. Whilst there has been reports from OECD of booming economies. The internet is quite at a standstill. Ok let us accept that the east side of Africa has a high transit capability. We still ...

Jul 19

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Date: 2018-07-19
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Privacy In A World Of Growing Technology

Whilst the Internet and the technological advancements are just growing and gather momentum to invariable possibilities. We should actually be aware of the impact of such technology admonitions in our daily lives. Can we actually live without them? Do we understand the real challenges behind being c...

Jul 17

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Date: 2018-07-17
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How Can Big Data Be Used For Social Good Or Innovation

Today, the main hype around big data concerns tracking and targeting consumers. Nonprofits and other social change organizations are lagging their counterparts in the scientific and business communities in collecting and analyzing the vast amounts of data that are being generated by digital technolo...

Jul 17

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Date: 2018-07-17
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Why Does “Privacy” Matter, A Question Or An Answer For You To Decide…..

Last year I was invited as part of a colloquium on Privacy. The discussions were very passionate but people seemed to not understand exactly where all the discussions were going. People need to recognize their privacy as all data on a person is personal, intimate… However, you take it. Just as a s...

Jul 16

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Date: 2018-07-16
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DIGITAL BUSINESSES: ARE YOU IN OR OUT?

It is suggested that, by 2020 more than seven billion people & businesses and at least 30 billion devices will be connected to the internet. With that in mind we could eventually call it the world of digital business world with people, businesses and things communicating, transacting and negotia...

Jul 09

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Date: 2018-07-09
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Will We Ever Be Able To Solve The Internet Policy Situation?

It has been years and many Country based, Regional and International IGFs, I wonder as to the extent we have really achieved anything in particular? ICANN also is still trying to see where they sit in all this. How active should ICANN should be or not be. The chicken and egg problem. The problem is ...

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