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IDC: Asia/Pacific* Security Spending to Grow 12 3% in 2024 · EMSNow

IDC: Asia/Pacific* Security Spending to Grow 12 3% in 2024 · EMSNow
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Double-digital growth forecast for MEA IT security spend

Double-digital growth forecast for MEA IT security spend
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Arctic Wolf CEO: AI is an opportunity for vendors and customers, but also bad actors

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a big opportunity for all actors in the cybersecurity market, including those the market is trying to defend itself against, says.

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MEA region to spend US$6 2bn on IT security in 2023

Region forecast to spend 7.9% more year-on-year on cyber security, according to IDC.

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IT security spend in MEA to grow 7,9%

IT security spend in MEA to grow 7,9%
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