Extreme Networks has announced rapid expansion of its 4th generation cloud footprint and the successful extension of its ExtremeClou IQ unified management platform.
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Excessive technology use to blame for child obesity in UAE, Saudi Arabia
Nine in 10 children across UAE and KSA have access to tablets, smartphones or other handheld electronic devices with screens.1 3694
Xiaomi launches Redmi Note 9S in UAE
Xiaomi announces its latest mid-range smartphone, Redmi Note 9S in the UAE. The newest device from Xiaomi features a powerful …
Growing number of MSSPs leverage Fortinet Secure SD-WAN
Fortinet has announced increasing global momentum with MSSPs, leveraging its Secure SD-WAN solution to provide customers additional high-value services.
Digital service experiences in MEA falling short of customer expectations: report
Customer experience continues to be one of the greatest challenges to businesses across Middle East and Africa, at a time where customer expecations are the highest they have ever been.
#TogetherAgainstFraud: UAE launches fraud awareness campaign amid COVID-19 pandemic
UAE Banks Federation (UBF), the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE), Abu Dhabi Police, and Dubai Police have announced the launch of the UAE’s first national fraud awareness campaign.
What a pandemic can teach us about cybersecurity
Raymond Pompon, director, F5 Labs, shares insights into the strong parallels between managing a pandemic and handling cybersecurity threats.
BeyondTrust introduces a modern and universal approach to PAM
BeyondTrust has introduced a guide to its new Universal Privilege Management approach to PAM.
UAE blocks over 1000 websites due to offensive content
The UAE Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has announced that it has blocked up to 1,688 websites in 2019 for using offensive, racist, moral, religious, defamatory and obscene content.
Red Hat names new president and CEO
Red Hat has named Paul Cormier as president and chief executive officer of Red Hat, effective today.
SANS identifies increase in attacker interest in Remote Desktop Protocol
SANS Institute has identified a 30 percent increase in attacker interest in Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) servers during the month of March 2020.