90 Percent Business Says Singapore is the Best IT Hub in Asia
A latest survey by IDG Connect adjudged Singapore as the favorable IT destination in Asia for many large and small companies.
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How Singapore Can Improve Cyber Security? Mr. Loon Explains
Singapore has become the global business hub. Over the past few decades, many big companies have invested and established their headquarters here. Besides supporting the businesses, Singapore government is looking…
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IT Service Management Essentials You Must Know
Here are the essentials of IT services you must know to execute them in a better way for your management.
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Top Cloud Computing Trends in 2017 to Watch
Today, enterprises around the world prefer cloud computing for flexibility, recovery, automation, updates and mobility. In this way, cloud computing has become the big thing in this ever digitalizing world….
Read more »Modern Day Cyber Threats Take On Old Technology: Is There Any Way Out?
Can owners of the dated IT infrastructure combat ever advancing cyber-attack? It can be possible with the efforts to design the security in such way so that the system can offer maximum protection.
Read more »Stripe Officially Launched in Singapore
Stripe has been launched officially in Singapore. Read here in brief about company’s next step and the challenges.
Read more »PDPC Asks WhatsApp to Give Clarification Over Its Data Sharing Policy
PDPC, Singapore has demanded an exclamation from WhatsApp on sharing user’s data with its parent company, Facebook.
Read more »Cyber Criminals Hit 71% SMBs Last Year, CYREN Survey Says
Recently, CYREN has published its survey on the cyber security in SMBs. And the revelations are surprising. Read here in brief what survey has found.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Released On 20 August in Singapore
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is on sale in Singapore on 20 August. Let’s know the specifications and how it is different from the predecessor.
Read more »Apple Inc. Announces Up to $ 200,000 Reward for Finding Flaws in its Products
Apple will give $200,000 to the researcher who will find the bug in its security errors.
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