Weekend reads

This year's holiday shopping season is expected to set new records as buyers take advantage of increasingly attractive deals across many platforms.

As 2023 approaches, Greg Day predicts that security leaders across EMEA will need to implement a slew of new policies, strategies, and approaches to keep attackers at bay.

Online shopping conveniently helps consumers avoid holiday traffic, huge crowds, beeline at stores and the last-minute shopping rush.

The holiday season is quickly approaching, and if you haven't finished your shopping list, Sony's gift guide will help you choose the best gifts for your loved ones.

It's that time of year again, when people are scouring the internet for deals on the latest digital devices. Give the gift of premium storage from Western Digital

The increasing use of public, private and hybrid cloud networks within enterprises is becoming increasingly challenging, and security is a concern. How can you reap the benefits of borderless enterprise while keeping your network stable without opening your doors wide to attackers?

OutSystems, a global provider of high-performance application development, has released a new developer jobs report that identifies the factors that motivate developers to stay and the frustrations that drive them away.

Khaled Almaeena, a veteran Saudi journalist, was interviewed by TP Sharafudheen, Director - Editorial & Business Strategy at TECHx, in the context of his taking over as Chairman of the Executive Board of TECHx. After dedicating his life to journalism for over 5 decades, Khaled Almaeena is now working for the upliftment of youth in the Middle East and Africa through technology, which he has often referred to as his "Life Mission."

Of all the security issues that have appeared over the last few years, none has had the impact of the Log4j exploit. Also called the Log4Shell, it was reported to the developers, the Apache Software Foundation, on 24 November, 2021, by the Chinese tech giant Alibaba and it took two weeks to develop and release a fix. The existence of the Log4j exploit was first publicly published in a tweet by Chen Zhaojun, a cyber security researcher with the Alibaba Cloud Security team on December 9, 2021

The Wi-Fi Alliance and the Wireless Innovation Forum (WInnForum) have been the two leading industry organizations to take up that work, with ongoing liaison exchanges to coordinate their efforts. The Aruba/Federated AFC demonstration with CITC was the first time that a number of the work products of these organizations had been publicly tested. Members of Aruba’s CTO team have invested countless hours in these industry efforts, and we have been honored to lead/co-lead a number of them. It is very satisfying to witness the fruit of those efforts as they were demonstrated in Riyadh.