The technology trends affecting the security sector in 2023.
Four ways the Telco industry will change in 2023
Four ways the Telco industry will change in 2023.
Opinion: Decoding the rapid rise of botnets
By Emad Fahmy, Systems Engineering Manager Middle East at NETSCOUT With the world rapidly migrating to scalable online services for …
Kaspersky evangelist outlines how gadgets are reshaping cybersecurity landscape
Vladimir Dashchenko, security evangelist at Kaspersky, weighs up IoT cybersecurity, its challenges and if IoT can ever be secure. The …
2023 is the year tech pros finally deal with tool sprawl
2023 is the year tech pros finally deal with tool sprawl.
Kaspersky predicts shifts in threat landscape to industrial control systems in 2023
Kaspersky predicts shifts in threat landscape to industrial control systems in 2023.
Self-care matters – 36% of professional gamers in the META region worry about mental health
Self-care matters – 36% of professional gamers in the Middle East, Turkey, Africa region worry about mental health condition.
One shot to impress this holiday season — retailers must deliver optimised digital experiences
One shot to impress this holiday season — retailers must deliver optimised digital experiences at all times to keep online shoppers happy.
Trellix predicts heightened hacktivism and geopolitical cyberattacks in 2023
Trellix predicts heightened hacktivism and geopolitical cyberattacks in 2023.
IT more responsible for business innovation in the UAE than ever before
IT More Responsible for Business Innovation in the UAE Than Ever Before, Finds ManageEngine Study.
Improving sustainability in the datacentre
Saving Money, Energy and the Planet – Sustainability in the Datacentre.
Six ways to spot a holiday cyber scam
Six ways to spot a holiday cyber scam.
Malware-as-a-Service on the rise, ransomware rotates away from Bitcoin
Malware-as-a-Service on the rise, ransomware rotates away from Bitcoin.
Tenable research finds 72% of organisations remain vulnerable to “nightmare” Log4j vulnerability
Tenable research finds 72% of organisations remain vulnerable to “nightmare” Log4j vulnerability.