Case Study: Embedding Theory of Change in Cyber Risk Management at a Financial Services Firm
A South African financial firm used Theory of Change tools like Changeroo and TOCO to align stakeholders, visualise cyber risk pathways, and integrate evidence-based metrics. This approach improved clarity, regulatory confidence, and adaptability, enabling the firm to proactively manage cyber threats and continuously refine its risk management strategy (Chetty, 2018; Changeroo, 2024).
Case Study: ESG Africa – Pioneering Sustainability Consulting in Africa
ESG Africa is a leading sustainability consulting firm operating across the African continent. Founded in response to the growing demand for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) expertise, the company has positioned itself as a key player in helping businesses navigate the complex landscape of sustainability and responsible business practices.
Case Study: Transnet Cyber Attack – A Wake-Up Call for African Cybersecurity
In July 2021, Transnet, South Africa's state-owned logistics enterprise, fell victim to a devastating ransomware attack that sent shockwaves through the country's economy and exposed critical vulnerabilities in its cybersecurity infrastructure (Timcke and Rens, 2024).
Case Study: Cognitive Warfare and Corporate Sabotage – The OrionTech Disinformation Crisis
OrionTech, a tech firm, was targeted by a deepfake-driven disinformation campaign ahead of a major product launch. The attack damaged its reputation and finances, exposing weaknesses in cognitive risk preparedness. A cross-functional crisis response restored trust, highlighting the need for proactive cognitive risk management in today’s volatile information landscape.