ThreatQuotient has announced that Frost & Sullivan has named ThreatQuotient the 2019 Technology Innovation Leader in the threat intelligence platform industry.
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Excessive technology use to blame for child obesity in UAE, Saudi Arabia
Nine in 10 children across UAE and KSA have access to tablets, smartphones or other handheld electronic devices with screens.1 4059
Tenable provides holistic view into cyber exposure with latest integration
Tenable, the Cyber Exposure company, has announced an integration between Tenable.io, for vulnerability management in the cloud, and the new …
Avaya highlights the “art” behind customer experience at Avaya ENGAGE
Avaya encouraged its customers and partners to master the “Art of Experience” at their annual event Avaya ENGAGE in Dubai. …
Avaya launches new subscription program at Avaya ENGAGE
Avaya Holdings Corp. launched its new Avaya IXTM Subscription program in the international market, making it easier than ever for …
Avaya honours its channel pioneers at the annual network meeting
At the Avaya Partner Summit 2020, held as part of Avaya ENGAGE Dubai this week, Avaya Holdings honored 25 of …
Apple Card in hot water over sexist bias in AI algorithm
Financial regulators are investigating Apple’s new credit card for discriminating against women in what is just the latest example of …
Huawei, CNL Software to drive Intelligent Campus development
Huawei, a leading global provider of information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices, has signed a Memorandum of …
Volvo turns to blockchain to ensure EV batteries are responsibly sourced
Volvo Cars has now reached an agreement with its two global battery suppliers, CATL of China and LG Chem of South Korea, and other global blockchain technology firms to implement traceability of cobalt.
Vectra AI strengthens leadership team
Vectra AI has announced the addition of two executives to senior leadership roles, which the it says will be instrumental in driving customer satisfaction and further global business growth.
Google launches ‘App Defense Alliance’ to fight bad apps
Google is teaming up with three major security companies to stop Potentially Harmful Applications (PHAs) before they reach users’ devices …