IT blunder
Gauteng government thinks we are hackers. We are not
Response to e-Panic button security vulnerabilities is misleading
GroundView | 29 September 2026
DA to report e-Panic data breach to Information Regulator
A week since we reported it, the Gauteng government has said nothing
By Joel Cedras
News | 28 September 2026
How Gauteng’s new panic app exposed your data
Reports about domestic violence and assault, including images and locations, could be accessed by a tech-savvy computer user
By Joel Cedras
News | 23 September 2026
How to fix government’s websites
This is an opportunity for Minister Solly Malatsi to show leadership (part 4 of 4)
By Nathan Geffen and Joel Cedras
Analysis | 17 June 2026
Do you need something from a government website? Good luck!
We found duplicate sites, bizarrely-designed sites, and so much out-of-date information (part 3 of 4)
By Nathan Geffen and Joel Cedras
Analysis | 12 June 2026
Wild goats and open gates: government’s websites are asking to be hacked
Government websites outside SITA’s network carry more than 4,400 security flaws. One in every five servers is vulnerable (part 2 of 4)
By Joel Cedras and Nathan Geffen
News | 11 June 2026
The state says its computer systems are secure. We looked. They’re not
SITA’s internet services have more than 5,000 security flaws (part 1 of 4)
By Joel Cedras and Nathan Geffen
News | 3 June 2026
New bank takes swift action after GroundUp alerts it to data breach
But the Information Regulator is missing in action
By Nathan Geffen and Joel Cedras
News | 24 April 2026
SIM card provider dodges law
uConnect issues free SIM cards without verifying identity or address, as required by RICA
By Veer Gosai and Joel Cedras
News | 23 May 2025