#cyber-security

#cyber-security

Dell's second in-person conference since the COVID-19 pandemic sees the industry mainstay ditch the riverboat faćades of Las Vegas' Venetian for the tropical, South Seas-themed Mandalay Bay.Far from just being superficial, the move to a larger venue is fullling anticipation that Dell Technologies World 2023 will be its biggest yet, both in terms of size and the scale of the company's strategic ambitions.

Cloudflare has unveiled its new Cloudflare One for AI suite of zero trust security controls, designed to help businesses leverage the latest generative AI tools without endangering intellectual property or customer data.The provider said the additions aim to provide organizations with a "simple, fast, and secure way" to use the latest generative AI technologies without compromising security or performance.

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Northern Ireland's economy has been transformed since the Belfast/Good Friday peace agreement, analysis has concluded.Since the accord was signed in 1998, outside investment, trade, tourism and investment in infrastructure have increased prosperity, life expectancy and attracted new residents to Northern Ireland Tourism is the sector to have benefited most, with the number of overseas visitors having more than doubled from 1.3m to 3m, scheduled air routes to the region more than tripled, handling 8.8m passengers (up from 4.4m in 1998), while the number of annual cruise visitors has leapt from just over 1,000 to 280,000 in 2019.

Rishi Sunak told fellow leaders there can be no peace talks with Russia until it has withdrawn from conquered regions of Ukraine, as he urged them to ramp up their supply of air defence systems to the war-torn nation.The Prime Minister said it was an incredibly important time for the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) to reaffirm their continued support for Kyiv, as Russian President Vladimir Putin escalates the conflict with appalling consequences for Ukraine.

James Bond wannabes have been set a festive brainteaser by the UK's spy agency GCHQ.The puzzle, which features on the Christmas card sent by the director of Cheltenham-based GCHQ Sir Jeremy Fleming to his contacts around the world, is aimed at testing not only schoolchildren's knowledge of key subjects but also their ability to work as a team.