14—15 OCTOBER 2020
MARINA BAY SANDS
14—15 OCTOBER 2020
MARINA BAY SANDS
Arm yourself with the most practical security solutions and gain invaluable foresight from world-class security experts and practitioners to PROTECT, SECURE and DEFEND your business. You cannot afford to wait and see.
See what our 2019 visitors say about their experiences at Cyber Security World Asia.
Whether you represent a small start-up or a vast corporation, securing your network, data, platforms and most importantly your business should not be an afterthought. At Cyber Security World Asia, you can…
Cyber Security World Asia is where you’ll draw from the latest thinking, all the leading suppliers and pioneers and mingle with all the people who matter. There will be the world’s leading exhibitors, offering you the services and solutions you’re looking for. Where else would you get all that in one location, at one time, with one ticket?
In a world of predators, cyber defence is your top priority. Wait no longer, come down to Cyber Security World 2020 at Marina Bay Sands to find out more.
Zoom has apologised to users over security and privacy issues which have plagued the platform, pledging to make changes in the coming weeks.
The video calling platform said its usage has “ballooned” since the start of the coronavirus pandemic as millions of people were forced to work and study from home.
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British satellite Internet company OneWeb has filed for bankruptcy in the US after attempts to secure funding for a commercial launch were checked by the coronavirus fears.
The firm, which had already secured billions in funding from investors such as Softbank, Qualcomm and the Government of Rwanda, was hoping to take its space-bound internet service commercial before the end of next year.
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The UK National Health Service has enlisted the services of some of the world's largest tech firms to help it thwart the coronavirus outbreak.
First reported by BBC, the NHS has joined forces with Microsoft, Google, Faculty AI and Palantir to create data dashboards that use AI to display up to date information about Covid-19 transmission.
The post Microsoft and Amazon to help NHS allocate hospital resources effectively appeared first on Techerati.
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