Former protection services deputy head wants to clear his name

Moira Levy
24 JUL

Easier said than done – using the justice system to counter terrorism

ISS Today
13 JUL

Mind the Gap: Addressing South Africa’s cybersecurity skills shortage

Elmarie Biermann and Noëlle van der Waag-Cowling
13 JUL

R2K report on media surveillance paints a picture of an increasingly paranoid late-stage Zuma state

Nkateko Mabasa
05 JUL

Your cellphone records and the law: The legal loophole that lets state spying run rampant

Heidi Swart
20 MAY

‘No credible sightings’ as police hunt Tennessee shooter

AFP
23 APR

When guardians refuse to be guarded, or, the curious case of one Arthur Fraser

Marianne Merten
16 APR

Hired Guns: Alarming escalation in political assassinations threatens democracy, study finds

Marianne Thamm
22 MAR

Op-Ed: What Cyril Ramaphosa needs to do to fix state spying, part 8 – Biometrics and Biosurveillance

Jane Duncan
19 MAR

Op-Ed: What if Ramaphosa doesn’t fix state spying? Part 7 – Activism

Jane Duncan
13 MAR

Op-Ed: What Ramaphosa needs to do to fix state spying, part 6 – drones

Jane Duncan
07 MAR

Police reveal Day Zero safety plans

News24
28 FEB

Op-Ed: What Ramaphosa needs to do to fix state spying, Part 4 – ‘smart’ policing and CCTV surveillance

Jane Duncan
25 FEB

UPDATE: 2 killed, 9 injured in Langa taxi rank shooting

News24
22 FEB

Op-Ed: What Ramaphosa needs to do to fix state spying, Part 2 – mass and tactical surveillance

Jane Duncan
20 FEB

ISS Today: Known unknowns – the threat of cybercrime in Africa

ISS Today
09 JAN

Social media surveillance may not just be urban legend

Heidi Swart
20 OCT

F-35 stealth fighter data stolen in Australia defence hack

AFP
12 OCT

Social Media: Big Brother, and his brother, is watching you via data mining

Heidi Swart
11 OCT

Analysis: Criminals run amok while SAPS can’t walk the talk

Marianne Merten
04 OCT

Parliament: SAPS performance targets missed as torture and deaths at the hands of police rise

Marianne Merten
03 OCT