Society has been predicting the technology of the future since Jules Verne. Remember the Jetsons? Based on the predictions in that show, we should be flying cars to work and enjoying fully automated robot maid service. But for cybersecurity, predicting the future is grounded in realities that are already here.

For decades, the world of cybersecurity has resembled a chess match at times. The “bad guys” make a move and the “good guys” make a move to counter what the bad guys have done. The rules of chess do not allow one player to make two moves in a row,

Stores across the country have their holiday lights on display and retailers everywhere are gearing up for the all-important fourth quarter and busy holiday shopping season. As managers stock their shelves and shoppers hit the stores, many customers are pulling out their phones as they ‘Tap to Pay’ their way

According to IDC, global spending on the digital transformation (DX) of business practices, products and organizations is forecast to reach $2.8 trillion in 2025. In particular, the discrete and process manufacturing industries will account for nearly 30 percent of worldwide DX spending this year. While modernizing plant floor operations will increase

CYBERSECURITY has become the mainstay of national security and is as important as other branches of security such as economic and food security. The first cybersecurity conference and exhibition recently hosted by Bahrain came at the right time. This vital topic is of growing importance, especially considering the high-level participation