Post Archive by Month: May,2022

In this exclusive guest article, Ekaterina Khrustaleva, COO of application security company ImmuniWeb, looks at the risk of data breaches posed by a cybersecurity skills shortage. The ever-evolving threat landscape creates new cyber risks for organizations and private businesses that can present a great challenge even for the most professional security teams. An effective cyber security program and skilled cyber

Workers are still thinking about quitting their job en masse in Europe and the United States, as inflation and a cost of living crisis are fuelling the post-pandemic phenomenon dubbed the “Great Resignation”. Over four million American workers have quit their jobs since the post-pandemic recovery started in 2021, a phenomenon that was mirrored on a smaller scale in countries in

UK businesses are not adopting artificial intelligence (AI) at the same pace as elsewhere in Europe, largely because of a shortage of AI skills, expertise and knowledge a survey has found. The findings from the IBM Global AI Adoption Index revealed that a skills gap was cited by 38% of UK respondents as the key inhibitor to AI adoption, compared

When the Covid pandemic first hit in early 2020, more than 142 countries instituted complete or partial border closures, with 91% of the world’s population restricted from travel in March 2020, according to thePew Research Center. But now, as travel hasresumed faster than expectedfollowing anaccelerated vaccination roll-out in high-income countries, hotels worldwide can’t keep up with the pent-up demand amidst

The General Secretary of the Communist-backed CGTP trade union confederation on Sunday demanded measures to control prices and increase the minimum wage to €800 per month in July. “We do not accept that the employers and the government use the mumbo-jumbo that wage increases cause spiralling inflation,” Isabel Camarinhatoldthousands of people gathered after participating in the CGTP’s 1 May parade