By 2022, 25% of the global knowledge workforce will choose their home as the primary workplace, and 45% of the workforce will be working from home two to three days per week.
CheckPoint recently published a new report that chronicled the UAE threat landscape over the past six months. In the report, the company identified that the most common vulnerability exploit type was Remote
A new SANS report analyses the need for organisations to invest in improving their security operations and identifies the skills analysts must master to support this initiative. Characterising an analyst as essentially an
Linksys, a global leader in wireless networking products, will be taking visitors to this year’s Gitex Technology Week through a preview of how future homes and offices can enjoy better, faster, and
Pure Storage, the IT pioneer that delivers storage-as-a-service in a multi-cloud world, announced its participation at Gitex 2021 where it will showcase two new solutions — Pure Fusion and Portworx Data Services
Global CIO Forum in association with ARCON organised a virtual summit on Managing Information Risk while Working Remotely on 30th September 2021. The event focused on some risk factors that may lead
Web application exploits are the biggest cybersecurity risk facing organizations today, according to new research by The Cyentia Institute. The conclusion forms part of a new—and first of its kind—F5 Labs-sponsored report
AppDynamics announced significant shift in the company’s go-to-market strategy and introduced some important modifications to the existing Global Partner Program to underpin that change. The market opportunity for full-stack observability continues to
Whereas Middle East companies used to build one-to-three year transformation plans, today technological advancements and customer expectations are changing much faster. Everything companies do has to be driven by flexibility, agility, and
Abou Ghaly Motors, one of Egypt’s leading providers of integrated mobility solutions, is driving innovation in the Middle East and North Africa’s $12 billion automotive market, supported by global technology partners like