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Middle East ranks 2nd in data breach losses after the US, IBM study finds

Middle East ranks 2nd in data breach losses after the US, IBM study finds

  • The average cost of data breach for the region went up by 7.6%
By Fahad Abuljadayel ·
Exclusive IBM to help tighten Saudi Arabia’s cybersecurity as hackers target supply chains: General manager

IBM to help tighten Saudi Arabia’s cybersecurity as hackers target supply chains: General manager

By Reina Takla - Reem Walid ·
Saudi Aramco partners with IBM to establish Innovation Hub in Kingdom

Saudi Aramco partners with IBM to establish Innovation Hub in Kingdom

By Arab News ·
Exclusive IBM to introduce remote-sensing AI in Saudi Arabia video

IBM to introduce remote-sensing AI in Saudi Arabia

By Fahad Abuljadayel - Dana Alomar ·
Saudi Arabia and IBM reach agreement to develop AI-based sustainability initiatives

Saudi Arabia and IBM reach agreement to develop AI-based sustainability initiatives

By Waffa Wael and Nirmal Narayanan ·
Sustainability among top priorities of Saudi CEOs, IBM study shows

Sustainability among top priorities of Saudi CEOs, IBM study shows

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia’s Virgin Megastore to shift to IBM cloud as part of digital transformation

Saudi Arabia’s Virgin Megastore to shift to IBM cloud as part of digital transformation

By Arab News ·
Special IBM targets Kingdom's youth as new Saudi GM insists he wants to 'serve' the country

IBM targets Kingdom's youth as new Saudi GM insists he wants to 'serve' the country

By Fahad Abuljadayel ·
Saudi sensitive data protected thanks to new IBM Cloud Satellite deal

Saudi sensitive data protected thanks to new IBM Cloud Satellite deal

By Arab News ·
Who’s Who: Dr. Deema Al-Athel, strategic business development leader at IBM

Who’s Who: Dr. Deema Al-Athel, strategic business development leader at IBM

By Arab News ·
IBM opens its first ever security operations center in Saudi Arabia

IBM opens its first ever security operations center in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
IBM buys software company Red Hat for $34bn in bid for cloud dominance

IBM buys software company Red Hat for $34bn in bid for cloud dominance

By AFP ·
IBM returns to growth after 6 years, warns higher tax rate to hit profits

IBM returns to growth after 6 years, warns higher tax rate to hit profits

By Reuters ·

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