Ridhwaan Tai

Ridhwaan is a dedicated professional who recently completed an integrated masters degree in Computer Forensics & Security with a distinguished track record. With a passion for empowering others, Ridhwaan has excelled as a Cyber security trainer in both the USA and Canada, specifically catering to the youth demographic. Recognised for their exceptional work, Ridhwaan was awarded an Outstanding Contribution Award for his dissertation and overall support within the university.

After graduating, Ridhwaan transitioned into the realm of Cyber Risk Consulting, where he continues to make a significant impact. With a drive for self-improvement, Ridhwaan also independently obtained certification in Cyber Security through ISC2, showcasing his commitment to excellence in the field. With a strong desire to make a difference, Ridhwaan is dedicated to empowering others in the realm of Cyber security.

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Exploring the potential threats to multi-factor authentication

The limitations of Multi Factor Authentication Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) is something we hear about constantly. From securing personal accounts to protecting enterprise systems, the use of MFA has become widespread in order to protect personal and business data.

The human element in cyber risk

According to research by security firm Tessian and Professor Jeff Hancock, 88%** of data breaches take place due to employee errors.

What is multi-factor authentication?

In today’s increasingly interconnected world, the need for robust cyber security has never been more critical. As cyber threats continue to evolve, organisations are looking at different ways to protect their digital assets.