Gauteng e-Panic Button faces scrutiny over alleged personal-data exposure
Gauteng Legislature Portfolio Committee on e-Government and Research & Development chairperson Mbali Hlophe wants independent forensic verification of an alleged e-Panic Button security breach.
By Masabata MkwananziSouth Africa
AI summary
Sign in to read the summary
The Gauteng e-Panic Button faces mounting scrutiny over an alleged security breach, with the Legislature demanding independent forensic evidence while the Information Regulator says it has received no formal breach notification.
Follow the story
About this article
- Length
- 31 words · 1 min read
- Published
- October 5, 2026
- Byline
- Masabata Mkwananzi
- Source
- IOL