Cybersecurity could emerge as the biggest challenge in 2023 ...Middle East

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New Delhi [India], December 27 (ANI/Mediawire): Security risks for businesses have risen dramatically as companies go agile and expand hybrid working, prompting remodeling of their data security systems. Over the next few years, advancements in technology will cause a substantial increase in IT investments within businesses across all sectors. It is estimated that by 2022, spending on digital transformation technologies will amount to a gargantuan $1.8 trillion. If the rapid growth is opening up new opportunities, it also has an added element of risk of doing business in the connected world. Cyber criminals are taking advantage of new and advanced methods to cause considerable damage to orga

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