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2018: what we can predict about cyber security
07 Dec 2017
In 2018, we expect cyber criminals to cause major service disruptions around the world with greater frequency and deadlier results, as these attackers will use machine learning and artificial intelligence to launch even more potent attacks, warns Tarun Kaura,director, product management, APJ, Symantec
FCC net neutrality move sparks backlash
04 Dec 2017
New CEO Salil Parekh faces real test of staying calm at Infosys
04 Dec 2017
Salin Parekh becomes the second outsider after Vishal Sikka to take the top job at the 36-year-old Infosys, which employs over 2,00,000 professionals across the world
Google sued in UK for ‘illegally’ mining data from iPhones
02 Dec 2017
According to activist group Google You Owe Us, the tech giant unlawfully harvested personal information from nearly 5.4 million Apple iPhone users in England and Wales between June 2011 and February 2012 through the consumers' use of Safari
Infosys to open innovation hub in Rhode Island
28 Nov 2017
Infosys says the Design and Innovation Hub to be set up in partnership with the State of Rhode Island will create 500 new jobs in five years
Experts warn Russian cyber farms spreading fake information about flu and measles shots in UK
28 Nov 2017
Deleted WhatsApp messages can still be read
16 Nov 2017
Govt plans digital mapping of citizens’ addresses: report
16 Nov 2017
The digital mapping of residential and professional addresses can be used to provide links to other information like property title and ownership, property tax records, information on utilities like electricity, water and gas
Indian government IT spending to rise to $8.9 bn
15 Nov 2017
Amazon Web Services denies reports of China exit
14 Nov 2017
China whizzes past US to cement top spot in supercomputer race
14 Nov 2017
China has for years boasted the world’s two fastest supercomputers. Now it has topped in the overall number of such computers as well, with 202 of them against 143 for the US
New phishing scam hits Netflix subscribers
07 Nov 2017
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