In Asia-Pacific, there was a spike in the number of companies that were rated as truly ‘intelligent’ – moving up 20 percent to 22 percent this year.
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In Asia-Pacific, there was a spike in the number of companies that were rated as truly ‘intelligent’ – moving up 20 percent to 22 percent this year.
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This year’s edition of the annual survey by the Internet Society found that Internet users in Asia-Pacific want security and privacy guarantees for the Internet of Things (IoT) — the rapidly expanding network of devices, physical objects, services and applications that communicate over the Internet.
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While the advent of public cloud has increased IT efficiency in certain areas, hybrid cloud capabilities are the next step in providing the freedom to dynamically provision and manage applications based on business needs.
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TXOne Networks will build security gateways, endpoint agents and network segmentation to secure, control, and provide visibility of operational technology and equipment.
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APAC is substantially ahead in using AI/ML in production as compared to USA and EMEA where the rate of adoption is still in early days, with few organizations using AI/ML in production — just four percent of respondents in EMEA, nine percent in the US.
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This solution is built upon the recently announced Trend Micro Virtual Network Function Suite (VNFS) on NTT DOCOMO’s “docomo 5G open cloud.”
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During the CLOUDSEC India 2018, Trend Micro highlighted security-as-code and security automation as two important trends defining the future of cybersecurity
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Partnering with CMS IT Services, BHEL implemented the Trend Micro Endpoint Security solution in phases, helping protect them against advanced threats and attacks.
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Juniper Networks and Nutanix are deepening their collaboration in an effort to provide seamless integration between virtual and physical networks that is vital to a multicloud future.
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“Of the 50 million people whose access tokens we believed were affected, about 30 million actually had their tokens stolen,” Guy Rosen, Facebook’s VP – Product Management said in an online post.
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