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Sumit Vishwakarma19 Sep 2026 16:46IST New Update

To combat the growing threat of AI-led attacks Splunk is expanding its Agentic SOC Workforce to enable organisations to defend autonomously, block attacks at the

Walk into any boardroom in Dubai and ask for the numbers.You will get utilisation, engagement, attrition, time-to-hire, and cost per head. Ask how many of those heads are physically well enough to perform, and the room goes quiet. It is not that the answer is unknown. It is that nobody has thought to ask.

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Malaysia is strengthening its cybersecurity foundations as businesses, public services and critical infrastructure become more digitally connected. The Cyber Security Act 2024 has reinforced the importance of stronger governance and accountability, while the adoption of cloud services, automation and artificial intelligence (AI) continues to change how organisations operate.

September 11, 2026 | 14:21(0) user say Easmed and The Air Station published survey findings showing 97% of Singapore office workers suffer performance declines after poor sleep, cutting daily productivity over 20%.

However, organizations shouldn’t deploy AI to the detriment of the human agents, Gartner says. The two need to work in tandem.

As workforce shortages, burnout, rising demand and increasing care complexity continue to challenge health systems worldwide, healthcare leaders are under pressure to do more with limited resources. This new thought leadership report explores how organisations can address workforce constraints by rethinking productivity through three key transformation routes: data, scheduling and AI enablement. Drawing on insights…

Kateryna LevytskaA news editor at “Mezha.” I’ve been in the media since 2015, writing about software, the IT industry, and film. 3 September, 13:38

Cullman High School Cybersecurity Instructor Jonathan Haynes discusses Cyber Workforce Development with CHS students. Photo courtesy Jonathan Haynes