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Hitachi Data Systems reveals the finalists for the Hitachi Transformation Award to be awarded at NEXT 2017. This first annual award recognizes leading companies that are transforming their businesses in new and

Veeam Software will be participating at GITEX Technology Week for the seventh consecutive year. The company will demonstrate the new Veeam Availability Suite v10 that bridges the ‘Availability Gap’ and drives business

By: Christopher Budd Bogus patch installer overlying malware requesting administrative permissions Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 researchers are revealing details on a new high-severity vulnerability affecting the Google Android platform. Patches for

Yerlan Duissenbin, Eldar Kerimov and Susan Drummond qualify for Dubai Corporate Golf World Cup Around 100 top corporates and industry leaders from the Azerbaijan business community were seen in action at the

Juniper Networks introduced Juniper Contrail Security, a new security and microsegmentation solution specifically designed to allow enterprises and Software-as-a-Service cloud providers to protect applications running in multiple cloud environments. Contrail Security enables an

Aruba will be participating at GITEX Technology Week taking place between 08 -12 October 2017 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The company will be demonstrating its mobility and IoT solutions that

Saraya Aqaba, the luxury mixed-use tourism and leisure destination located on the shores of the Red Sea in the Gulf of Aqaba in Jordan, has become the first in the country to

Xerox introduced High Fusion Ink which produces high-quality results direct to offset coated paper on the Trivor 2400, removing the need for intermediate coating processes, primers or added hardware. The Trivor 2400

Gartner forecasts that 310.4 million wearable devices will be sold worldwide in 2017, an increase of 16.7% from 2016. Sales of wearable devices will generate revenue of $30.5 billion in 2017. Of

Security professionals are in a fight every day to track down criminals who would disrupt their organization. Attackers nearly always have the element of surprise in their favour, but threat hunting can