Heading into next year, companies worldwide must be prepared as the lines between state-sponsored cyber operations and traditional hacktivism blur.
Companies would do well to seek out partners that don’t just provide an IT service − they must genuinely want to be partners in business.
Hacking-as-a-service arises as technology advances and changing work styles demand new approaches to cyber security.
Enlightened digital entrepreneurs, designers and gamers should champion the social inclusion movement in online gaming.
A holistic data management approach is crucial for companies to effectively harness the power of data-driven decisions.
Breaking down the distinctive purposes and fundamental differences of network functions virtualisation and network virtualisation.
Cyber security professionals can use generative AI to better defend against the attackers who are using the same AI tools to create attacks.
Movies provide a preview of the future possibilities of AI and its impact on our existence, forcing us to evaluate our relationship with technology.
Learning to use a new generation of AI-based BI tools is vital for survival in the competitive FMCG space, and change management is critical.
Legacy tech is often viewed in isolation as a tech issue, but it’s advisable to look beyond hardware and software to include business processes.
Before deploying AI models to solve business problems, it’s vital to take a step back and assess the quality of available data.
One of the biggest threats AI poses to businesses is that too many believe it to be truthful information, when there is no validation for its accuracy.
Traditional contact universities need to adapt faster and find creative ways of exploring and exploiting AI, or lose their dominant position.