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Adaptive trust needed to secure mobile-first wireless enterprise

The first priority of defence used to be to secure the perimeter. But changes are shifting the old concept of a fixed boundary in mobile-first wireless enterprises at a particularly dangerous time, writes Gamal Emara, ...

DarkMatter analysis: UK telecom provider ‘3’ hacked

On November 18, 2016, UK mobile operator Three admitted millions of its customers’ private information was at risk after hackers broke into its security system. The company said hackers used an employee login to a...

New national privacy law in Qatar

The State of Qatar has announced that it has issued Law No. 13 of 2016 Concerning Privacy and Protection of Personal Data (the “Law”). Once gazetted, the Law will officially be the first national level...

Riverbed Technology: Trends and predictions for 2017

In 2016, Middle East enterprises went through one of the biggest transitions in a decade as they began to embark on their digital transformation journeys. Characterised by growing uptake of third-platform, enterprise...

Staying on course in the aftermath of a security breach

It’s the news that every security team fears, yet, the fact is that any business can – and will – be the victim of a data breach at some point, many more than once. This is a particular concern for businesses in the Middl...

Securing the hybrid cloud: What skills do you need?

Hybrid cloud models offer many well-documented benefits, but they also introduce more complexity for securing data and applications across the enterprise. And this added complexity requires an increasingly diverse skill set...

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