Keyphase Technologies
Security Solutions in Cape Town

Keyphase is an organization focused on Information Security. Digital Forensic investigations range from small-scale divorce settlement cases or dispute resolution, to high-end corporate fraud cases.It is well known that the highest security risk is the organization's people themselves, and that raising awareness is the most efficient way for reducing this risk. Keyphase currently operates systems to a host of law practices in the Western Cape, Mobile Phone, assisting with their Banking Compliance requirements.The Keyphase Digital Forensics offering includes PC, Network and Live Forensic Investigations. The Keyphase service offerings are:- Information Security Management Systems - Digital Forensics or Cyber Forensics - IT User Awareness Training.Keyphase offers a turn-key solution for the design, implementation, education and operation of an Information Security Management System. Keyphase developed a desktop based training system using rich multimedia to raise awareness.

KeyPhase is a company based in Cape Town, South Africa. We are the first and only company to offer a one-stop, automated solution for compliance with PoPI, and have done this since Through our own knowledge, our software and our partners, we will enable you to comply in the shortest amount of time. Founded in 2010, KeyPhase started out performing digital forensics investigations. Our mission is to provide organisations with the shortest route to compliance, through our own consulting efforts, working with partners, and of course our software. Focused on PoPI, ComplianC guides you through the steps to become compliant, provide the processes you require to remain compliant, and produce certification to proof you are compliant. Find out and always be in the know-how of what is going on in the PoPI act. Now whoever wants to do something with that information (like intercept the card during delivery, or use the information for which ever purposes), would have been able to access that information from the website, if they were able to guess the Tracking Number. In essence, they would not have known what the extent of the breach was. The simple answer is as you probably would have guessed, yes. Let’s say you are a medium sized business with about 20 people. Say each of those people work with 1 new personal record a day. Let’s say you’ve learnt the lesson the hard way like most of us did, that you need to make backups. So you’re on your way home, hard drive in the car, and someone steals the drive from your car while you are in the shop. Now that amount of lost records will not go unnoticed at the regulator. Sure, you are probably insured against the fine you get slapped with, but no insurance can undo the harm of having your company’s name connected to that event. If you are reading this you are probably involved in some form with PoPI.