Mohammed Amin, Senior Vice President – MERAT, at Dell Technologies has penned an exclusive op-ed for Computer News Middle East …
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How Huawei can help organisations uncover value in times of disruption
As many people have now relocated where they work and learn as a result of COVID-19, networks need to adapt swiftly to cope with the changes, says David Shi, President of Huawei Enterprise Business Group, Middle East.
The patch-as-needed era of vulnerability management is over – remediation is king
Staying ahead of the vulnerability curve is that much more difficult than pre-crisis. The cost benefits of holding on to our new normal means that VMDR must also evolve.
Instant Response establishes Juniper Networks support centre in the Middle East
Instant Response has announced that it is partnering with Juniper Networks to establish a first-of-its-kind technical support centre in Amman, Jordan
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Navigating cybersecurity in the ‘new normal’
84% of businesses are set to increase WFH capacities beyond the pandemic despite security woes, says Pulse Secure and Cybersecurity Insiders’ latest report
Security, privacy and integrity are core to our innovations: Avaya’s Sumedh Ganpate
Sumedh Ganpate, Senior Collaboration Practice Leader, Avaya International, gives Security Advisor ME a lowdown on how the company is innovating to make Avaya Spaces not only a reliable but also a secure platform for today’s remote workforce.
Systancia signs up Redington Value as VAD for Middle East and Africa
Systancia, a French software company, has appointed Redington Gulf as its authorised value-added distributor (VAD) for Middle East and Africa.
Saudi IT heads struggle to gain end-to-end network visibility: report
More than two thirds (68 percent) of IT heads in Saudi Arabia believe it is challenging to gain end-to-end visibility of their network, according to a report by VMware and Forrester.
Raqmiyat announces partnership with MongoDB for the GCC Region
Raqmiyat has announced that it is now a regional business partner and authorised reseller of MongoDB the global general purpose database platform.
Cybereason taps Westcon as Middle East distributor
Westcon has signed an agreement to distribute and service the endpoint protection specialist Cybereason’s products and solutions in the Middle …
Op-Ed: The future of our workplace in an uncertain world
Ramzi Itani, Vice President – Middle East & Africa at Barco has penned an exclusive op-ed for CNME which examines …
AWS supports UAE sellers with Marketplace and Data Exchange launch
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that that starting today, Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), data providers, and consulting partners based in the UAE can transact in AWS Marketplace and AWS Data Exchange.
AWS customers in UAE and Saudi Arabia can now benefit from AWS Outposts
Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers in the UAE and Saudi Arabia can now avail AWS Outposts, which offer fully managed and configurable compute and storage racks built with AWS-designed hardware.
How D-Link and Gajshield help protect networks
D-Link Middle East and Africa regional director Harrison Albert discusses the company’s strategic partnership with network security firm GajShield, and how their collaboration can help enterprises protect networks and prevent data leaks.
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A new age of transportation
Alaa Elshimy, Alaa Elshimy, MD & SVP, Huawei Enterprise Business Group, Middle East explains how smart technology will keep cities moving well into the future.
World password day: Privileged password management best practices and benefits
Privileged password management works hand-in-hand with implementing least privilege and should be a foundational element of any organisation’s PAM initiatives.
IBM, Red Hat launch new edge computing solutions for the 5G era
IBM, during its Think Digital conference, has announced new services and solutions backed by a broad ecosystem of partners to help enterprises and telecommunications companies speed their transition to edge computing in the 5G era.
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Database cyber-attack protection with Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance
For mission-critical databases, cyber-attacks leading to lost data and system downtime can have far ranging impacts throughout the business in terms of revenue, operations, reputation, and even penalties.
Why remote working need not mean ‘vulnerable to cyber-attack’
With the right approach organisations can keep data and infrastructure safe under a completely different office dynamic, says Hadi Jaafarawi, Managing Director – Middle East, Qualys.
The new normal: Navigating cybersecurity and remote working amid COVID-19
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has forced businesses to undergo seismic changes in the way they operate. As flexible policies become standard and remote work becomes a norm, another important challenge is taking the spotlight – cybersecurity.