Forget El Niño, South Africa’s harvest faces a new threat beyond drought
Dry conditions With harvest season under way and dry conditions forecast to persist, the technology helping South Africa’s farmers navigate climate pressures is becoming an increasingly important part of the country’s agricultural infrastructure.“Once agricultural systems exchange data with a port authority, logistics providers or an export certification body, cybersecurity becomes part of a broader supply-chain resilience challenge.”According to the Food and Ag-ISAC 2026 State of the Threat report, ransomware attacks on the global food and agriculture sector continue to rise.
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