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Nearly one in three large companies in Japan have experienced a data leak or a suspected breach, according to a survey released by Teikoku Databank on October 19th, highlighting growing concerns over corporate information security as unauthorized access incidents continue to affect businesses across the country. (News On Japan)
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Mumbai: Maharashtra Cyber has registered a First Information Report (FIR) over alleged online stalking and harassment of stand-up comedian Sharon Verma, who rose to popularity after participating in…
Elaborate security arrangements with 1,200 police personnel have also been made in Faridabad to maintain law and order.
This was an operation that "no one had done before," the Ukrainian military said on Monday.
Wonah Williams has been voted Enyimba’s Player of the Month for September, DAILY POST reports. The winger received the most votes from fans, beating goalkeeper Dede Dare and defender Damian Chibueze…
The City of Tshwane has admitted negligence after supplying unchlorinated water from the sewage-polluted Bronkhorstspruit River for three weeks without warning residents, leaving more than 400 people…
Brazilian toy retailer Ri Happy asked a São Paulo court to restructure R$827 million (US$163 million) in debt, and creditors holding US$61 million back it.
