In an increasingly hypercompetitive media and entertainment (M&E) industry, having great content is no longer enough. M&E players need to integrate their content into high-quality user experiences, with customised content and personalised viewing recommendations that are accessible anytime, anywhere, from any device.

With Amazon Web Services (AWS) due to open its data centres in the UAE in the first half of 2022, the global cloud provider revealed that partners are a key ingredient in ensuring customer success in the cloud.

Genetec regional director for Middle East Firas Jadalla shares insights on the evolution of the physical security space and how unification enables organisations to become more efficient, make better decisions and strategically respond to threats.

Western Digital senior sales director for the Middle East Khwaja Saifuddin discusses the company’s innovative offerings for the smart video surveillance segment and shares insights into why storage is the unsung hero of smart and safe city technologies.

In an exclusive interview, SonicWall’s vice president for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) Sales Terry Greer-King, sat down with Security Advisor ME to discuss the firm’s strategic market focus shift from SMB to enterprise and shared insights into the future of cybersecurity in a connected era.

Threat intelligence has increasingly gained popularity as threat prediction and proactive cyber defences have proven effective in mitigating cyber-attacks. ThreatQuotient senior vice president of strategy Jonathan Couch discusses how enterprises can pull strategic value from threat intelligence.

Johnny Karam, regional vice president – Emerging Region, Veritas Technologies, reveals three key pillars that can enable customers translate data into valuable insights.

Fredy Issa, senior manager – Surveillance and Security Solutions – MERAT, Dell Technologies, delves into the need for modern IT infrastructures in ensuring the success of smart and safe cities, and discusses the company’s role in accelerating the UAE’s digital future.

Michael Berg, executive director, EMEA Sales, SonicWall, sat down with Security Advisor ME to discuss the company’s continuous commitment to the region and shares his views on how the security space will evolve in 2019.

Technology is now a permanent, yet dynamic fixture in our daily lives. Digital solutions are driving transformative change, creating new avenues and opportunities for nations to realise a more prosperous future. Today, rapidly evolving digital trends are leading to a radical change in citizen expectations. This is driving governments to adopt technology to improve the quality and accessibility of public services and cultivate an environment where citizens can thrive. Over the years, the UAE ha

Time and again, we hear the line: “security is everyone’s responsibility.” In the age of hybrid work, where employees are working out of offices, houses and coffee shops using a variety of devices, this statement is more pertinent than ever. As corporate perimeters continue to disappear, it is increasingly crucial for business leaders to take a proactive approach to cybersecurity, ensuring that every employee understands that security is a shared responsibility.

The discussion around the human element may be neglected while evaluating the role of digitisation and advances in analytics within business strategies. ITP.net, in association with Microsoft, highlights the importance of enabling teams to create and rise collaboratively and how organisations can empower this process with technology

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has forced businesses to undergo seismic changes in the way they operate. As flexible policies become standard and remote work becomes a norm, another important challenge is taking the spotlight – cybersecurity.

On 25th May the General Data Protection Regulation is set to kick in and while European businesses are the primary target of this new law, its impact will be felt by organisations in regions outside the EU bloc. Are Middle East firms ready for GDPR?

Every technological wave brings with it a plethora of vulnerabilities. With the cybersecurity landscape constantly changing, how can today’s organisations prepare for the threats ahead?

The Internet of Things (IoT) is among one of the most exciting developments in the technology industry. As the race to make the interconnected era a reality continue to gather pace, there is a criticial issue that organisations need to solve: security.