Mastercard has announced the tokenisation of consumer card credentials on file for Amazon customers in 12 countries across North America, Latin America, Middle East and Europe.
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Cisco executive outlines Top 5 tips for mitigating the threat of device sharing
Martin Lee, EMEA Lead for Cisco Talos, outlines his 5 top tips to mitigate the ongoing threat of device sharing, … 0 993
Spectrami inks distribution deal with Wedge Networks
Spectrami has announced that it has been appointed as an authorised distribution partner for Wedge Networks for the Middle East and Africa.
Women in Tech: CAFU’s Clare Holburn-Archer
Clare Holburn-Archer, Chief Marketing Officer at CAFU, discusses how she established herself as one of the most influential communications and marketing professionals in the Middle East region
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 …
Abu Dhabi-based Injazat unveils new cyber defence facility
UAE-based digital transformation leader Injazat has unveiled its new Cyber Fusion Centre, expanding its cyber defence capabilities and portfolio of services.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak to headline Mimecast’s virtual summit
Mimecast’s global virtual event brings together security and IT professionals to tackle cyber resilience and IT transformation
BeyondTrust announces integration with SailPoint
BeyondTrust, the global Privileged Access Management (PAM) provider, has announced further integration with SailPoint.
NCC to host first Russia-UAE Technology Day virtual conference
First virtual conference Russia-UAE Technology Day to be held on the 23rd of June, 2020
Gaming-related cyber-attacks spike during COVID-19 lockdown: report
Gaming-related cyber-attacks have increase in popularity in recent months, as criminals look to capitalise on the surge in the number of people turning to video games as a source of entertainment during lockdown.