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With two-thirds of global organizations ramping up compliance to European Union data privacy regulations, the UAE faces growing urgency to adopt information management solutions this summer for compliance and better business decision-making.

Juniper Networks has unveiled new innovations that will give service providers and enterprises a radically simplified way to build cloud networks capable of deploying services faster. Juniper’s new Cloud-Grade Networking introduces a

Cisco’s global ecosystem of customers, developers and partners are embracing the company’s ambitious vision for a new era of networking. Unveiled last week, Cisco’s new network can recognize intent, mitigate threats, and

Using high quality curated threat intelligence that is up-to-date can protect users from unwanted DNS communications and maximize DNS protection Barely after the dust has settled on WannaCry, the ransomware that affected hundreds

Sophos XG Firewall has been named as one of the highest performing firewalls in the industry in its most recent Next-Generation Firewall Group Test Report . The XG Firewall was “Recommended” as

SonicWall has surpassed the ambitious financial and operational metrics set across sales, partner engagement and support, including shipping its three millionth firewall. This momentum has positioned the company to receive key industry

Red Hat introduced Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure. Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure is designed to address these challenges by integrating compute and storage together on a single server, making it a well-suited solution

NEC Display Solutions Europe will showcase its innovative vision for the future of digital signage at Digital Signage Summit Europe 2017, taking place in Munich, Germany, from 5-6 July 2017. The DSS

SecureWorks released new research on a long-running cyber espionage threat group named Bronze Union, believed to be located in and operating from the People’s Republic of China. The SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit

A wave of ransomware swept across Europe at an incredibly rapid pace, grinding business to a halt at banks, airports, pharmaceutical companies, government offices, service providers, utilities and more, security researchers said.