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2017 will be over before you know it and now is the time to think about what 2018 will look like. At Veeam, we have made significant changes to our products to

Trend Micro Incorporated predicts the trend of known vulnerabilities being used in major attacks will continue in 2018 as corporate attack surfaces expand and expose more security holes. Patch management and employee

Etisalat and Cisco have teamed up to provide UAE businesses a new wireless cloud-based managed network solution that meets the growing business needs. The new offering delivers a first-of-its-kind solution in the

Mimecast made available its most recent Email Security Risk Assessment (ESRA) test results. The ESRA testing program measures the effectiveness of existing email security systems in regular use by tens-of-thousands of organizations

NNTC, a Dubai-based IT consulting and training company and IT solution developer, is rolling out its custom chatbots to help businesses and government organizations in the UAE digitize their business functions and

Cisco is expanding its learning portfolio with new business architecture training and certifications designed to accelerate the pace of business transformation, innovation and growth. Providing professionals with the latest skills, tools and

An education institution in the Middle East has selected HID Global’s FARGO  DTC4500 card printers/encoders to meet its requirement for secure ID card issuance. The solution will be used to produce more

Ransomware is on every platform – don’t assume your mobile and tablets are safe This year, WannaCry shook the world as the cyber hi-jack accounted for more than 45% of all ransomware

Digitalisation is driving the innovation edge to exciting new horizons. For example, ‘robo-advisors’ can now aggregate data on markets and customer preferences to generate automated investment advice on behalf of wealth management

In a world of increasingly stealthy and sophisticated cyber criminals, it is difficult, costly and ineffective for companies to defend themselves against these threats alone. As revealed in The Third Annual Study