Machine Learning
Deception and trust among Gartner’s top 10 infosec technologies
Gartner Inc has highlighted the top 10 technologies for information security and their implications for security organisations in 2016.
The need for speed holding back SEA productivity: Nimble study
72% of survey respondents in South-East Asia said their productivity is hampered by the speed – or lack thereof – of technology.
Singapore telco StarHub gets into the cybersecurity action too
Singapore telco StarHub has launched its cybersecurity centre of excellence (COE) to ‘bolster the cyberdefence ecosystem.’
Making security feeds smarter via machine learning
With the number of surveillance cameras increasing, Singapore startup Vi Dimensions believes that machine learning can help human operators identify anomalies that deserve a second look.
HP Enterprise announces cloud platform, new version of analytics solution
HP Enterprise has announced the immediate commercial availability of HPE Haven OnDemand, as well as new data analytics and machine learning features for its HPE Idol solution.
AI: Man vs machine, or man AND machine?
With AI fears on the rise again, IBM Malaysia CTO Freddy Lee argues that cognitive computing is merely ‘a tool to support decision-making.’
Emerging economies getting with the cybersecurity programme: RSA
Emerging economies, especially within South-East Asia, are stepping up to the plate when it comes to cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity industry facing AI, privacy and trust issues: RSA president
The security industry today faces unprecedented issues of privacy and trust, while technologies like AI and machine learning still need the human touch, RSA president Amit Yoran tells DNA in an interview.
The Tesla approach to ERP
Companies can go beyond the perceived limitations of ERP in the same way Tesla has for speed, economics and disruption in the car industry, writes Jack van der Velde of Unit4.
2016 the Year of ‘softwarisation,’ and data for social good
2016 will be marked by smarter machines and customers as co-creators, as well as data for social good and ‘softwarisation,’ according to Telenor Group’s Research arm.
