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Industry leaders FOSSA, Gigamon, Lacework, Aviatrix, and Opus join alliance to help secure cloud infrastructure, close the gap between security and engineering teams, and ship secure code

NetApp sponsored research by leading market research firm identifies key components of implementing successful AI initiatives, citing data infrastructure as foundational to scaling AI responsibly

Infosys , a global leader in next‑generation digital services and consulting, and ServiceNow, the AI platform for business transformation, announced a strengthened collaboration to transform customer experiences with generative AI‑powered industry solutions, at ServiceNow’s annual customer and partner event Knowledge 2024

Crayon Software Experts India (Crayon), a global leader in digital transformation services, has expanded its presence to the Kolkata market. With the inauguration of...

The report exposes a critical surge in cloud security incidents, marking a significant increase from 24% in 2023 to 61% in 2024, a 154% increase, highlighting the escalating complexity and frequency of cloud threats.

LTIMindtree a global technology consulting and digital solutions company, announced a collaboration with IBM to establish a global, joint Generative AI Center of Excellence (CoE) in India, a co-innovation center combining the power of the IBM watsonx AI and data platform and the engineering skills of LTIMindtree

Splunk, the cybersecurity and observability leader, today announced Splunk Asset and Risk Intelligence, a solution designed to power the SOC of the future by helping businesses streamline compliance, reduce cyber risk and eliminate the sources of shadow IT.

Red Hat, Inc. highlighted how organisations across the globe are using Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform to help smooth cloud-native operations, establish a wide-ranging...

GenAI and AI will significantly transform industries in the future, according to 95% of Indian respondents to the Dell Technologies Innovation Catalyst Research. This...

The latest survey from Check Point reveals a concerning trend: while most organisations continue to prioritise threat detection and monitoring, focusing on known vulnerabilities and patterns of malicious behavior, only a mere 21% emphasise prevention