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No room for "set-and-forget" in cybersecurity
People in cybersecurity are required to continuously assess controls rather than leaving it off once started.
No room for "set-and-forget" in cybersecurity
People in cybersecurity are required to continuously assess controls rather than leaving it off once started.
Improved resilience a shared target in cybersecurity
Defensive and client perspectives might share a significant gap, but they both share a common purpose.
Should AI be blamed for marketing pitfalls? Expert says not really
It’s unfair to blame AI for the mistake because it relies on humans to train it.
Humans are the one cybersecurity problem AI won’t solve
Despite advances in AI for cybersecurity, experts believe human creativity remains irreplaceable in both posing and countering threats.
NTT DATA Inc. bags the Digital Experience and Employee Experience of the Year awards
Their initiative to transform using a cloud-first strategy and deliver its employees innovative workspaces makes them one of the stand-out award...
Will generative AI’s popularity kill the metaverse?
Metaverse is being overshadowed by successes of generative AI, but experts said both technologies can still be used in different situations.
Startup slashes need for big teams in data app development
Through Dozer, data engineers can instantly build a data serving infrastructure instead of months.
Seven in 10 CEOs say businesses not doing enough to address AI consequences
An EY study showed that more than half of CEOs want to focus on ethical AI.
SG and other Asian economies record a rise in GenAI startups
More than $956m was invested and may see an increase.
Middle East racing into technology transformations
Deloitte’s Bhavesh Morar unveils the challenges, successes, and the role of emerging technologies in the region.
Tyroo Technologies charts aggressive expansion strategy across APAC, emerging markets
The company has announced multiple strategic moves including key executive appointments and global partnerships.
Singapore’s mediation programme will benefit ASEAN firms with tech disputes
The pilot for the programme ends on 31 December 2023.
Singtel’s net-zero goal to be brought forward to 2045 from 2050
The telco firm said it is progressing with its net-zero target.
Telco company and global tech firm form JV to launch digital telco brands
e&international will also benefit from digital expertise and global operations.
8 in 10 biz leaders stress urgent need to cultivate ‘AI Mindset’ amongst employees
Microsoft said employees will need new skills like prompt engineering in their daily work.
Startup enables business to capitalise on regulatory changes with predictive insights
Bilby.AI predicts regulations by tracking over 100,000 entities in China.
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