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TikTok Shop and San Miguel Foundation empower Smokey Mountain residents
Delta to showcase its IoT-based energy-efficient solutions
‘Need a helping hand? Sagot ka ni JuanHand!’ campaign launched
OpenELA publishes enterprise Linux sources compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.5
PLDT, Smart, ATI-Central Visayas, turn over FarmTech kit to farmers group in Carmen, Cebu
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IBM introduces Granite 3.0
Oracle releases Java 23
iOS 18 makes iPhone more personal, capable, and intelligent than ever
One UI 6.1 update on Galaxy Z Flip5, Galaxy Z Fold5 features optimized Galaxy AI features
Apple announces new accessibility features, including Eye Tracking, Music Haptics, and Vocal Shortcuts
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Sophos report Details its defensive, counter-offensive operation with multiple interlinked adversaries based in China
AI readiness flatlines in Ph
Over half of consumers in APAC (56%) will quit brands they do not trust
PH ranks 7th in Alibaba Cloud’s Tech-Driven Sustainability Trends and Index 2024
Rapid adoption of generative AI is necessary to compete, but insurance customers express reservations
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Deal with people, processes and tech to create effective cybersecurity – Kaspersky
Consider trusted cloud service providers to manage online footprint – Alibaba Cloud Intelligence
Invest in right hardware, software, services to effect changes in businesses, prevent challenges – Lenovo Phl
Learn from best practices to back organizations in the new normal – Amdocs
Microsoft highlighted in Thakral One’s PH success
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Sophos report Details its defensive, counter-offensive operation with multiple interlinked adversaries based in China
AI readiness flatlines in Ph
Over half of consumers in APAC (56%) will quit brands they do not trust
PH ranks 7th in Alibaba Cloud’s Tech-Driven Sustainability Trends and Index 2024
Rapid adoption of generative AI is necessary to compete, but insurance customers express reservations
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Ford Island Conquest returns to Baliwag, Bulacan on November 22-24
Toyota Motor Philippines to expand after-sales services with Toyota Calamba Service Center
JAECOO’s J7 PHEV records 1,353 km range during long-distance challenge
HATASU AYA now available starting at P36,990
Toyota Motor Philippines amplifies sustainable mobility with ‘Beyond Zero’
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Kaspersky unveiled the results of its Digital Footprint Intelligence (DFI) report covering the external threats for a selection of countries from the Asia Pacific...
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Old versions of applications remain the main targets for attackers, with almost 547,000 users in total being affected through corresponding vulnerabilities in the last...
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The course guides the audience through the SOC structure, threat intelligence, and relevant attacks. The on-demand format and virtual hands-on labs allow training with...
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In attempts to download new games from untrustworthy resources for free, players actually received malicious software, losing their gaming accounts and even money. These...
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When attackers plan their campaigns, they usually aim to find easily identifiable security issues, such as public servers with well-known vulnerabilities, poor passwords or...
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In 2022, more than half (61.1%) of the malicious spam detected in the region targeted Kaspersky users from Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia, and Taiwan.
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Nearly 10 years since Kaspersky experts unmasked an active cyberespionage campaign primarily targeting South Korean think-tanks, the state-sponsored group dubbed as “Kimsuky” continues to...
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Global cybersecurity company shares how to secure smartphones from “Anubis” mobile Trojan and the infamous “Roaming Mantis” campaign.
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Removing the cyber defense industry opens up wide doors for criminals to exploit users’ data – from financial information, possible health issues, travel plans,...
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