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AI can help cybersecurity teams review code, study suspicious files, check patches, and improve detection work. But cyber tasks are sensitive because the same tools can also be misused. OpenAI’s Trusted Access for Cyber program gives a useful example of this balance. OpenAI says GPT-5.5 with Trusted Access
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Public transport depends on more than roads, buses, trains, and stations. It also depends on the digital systems behind the scenes that keep apps, databases, support tools, and service platforms running properly. A recent update from the Government of Dubai Media Office offers a useful example. It says RTA’s
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Large events are no longer protected by physical security alone. They also rely on websites, registration systems, networks, connected devices, internal communications, and vendor platforms. That makes cybersecurity part of event planning, not just an IT task. During the opening day of ISNR 2026 in Abu Dhabi, the UAE Cybersecurity
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Cybercrime rarely stays inside one country. A fake login page, a stolen password, a scam payment request, and the server behind them can all sit in different places. INTERPOL’s Operation Ramz shows how regional cooperation can help trace that activity and reduce harm. According to INTERPOL, Operation Ramz led
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A new UAE rental screening service gives private landlords a way to request a prospective tenant’s credit score, but the important detail is consent. The score is not shared automatically. The tenant must approve the request through UAE PASS before the landlord can see it. The Tenant Screening solution
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Governments are starting to treat children’s social media use as a platform-safety issue, not only a family responsibility. The shift can be seen in three areas: minimum age rules, stronger age checks, and clearer duties for platforms that allow children to use their services. The goal is not only
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Food safety is not only about what can be seen, smelled, or checked on a label. Some risks need advanced testing, especially when viruses may be present in food without obvious signs. Dubai Municipality has launched the ViruGenetics Lab at Dubai Central Laboratory, a specialised facility for detecting foodborne viruses
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A professional-looking investment website is not enough to prove that a financial offer is real. Scammers can copy names, addresses, licence details, and regulatory references to make a fake platform look trustworthy. The Dubai Financial Services Authority issued an alert on 13 May 2026 after a legitimate DFSA Authorised Firm,
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Laptops are no longer only about faster processors, sharper screens, or longer battery life. Googlebook points to a different direction: a laptop experience where AI is built into the cursor, desktop, apps, files, and phone connection. Google introduced Googlebook on 12 May 2026 as a new laptop category designed around
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AI tools are moving beyond simple chat boxes. Anthropic’s Claude for Small Business is a good example of that shift, because it is built around everyday business work rather than one-off prompts. Anthropic introduced Claude for Small Business on 13 May 2026 as a package of connectors and ready-to-run
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AI is no longer only helping cybercriminals write cleaner phishing messages or automate basic research. A recent Google Threat Intelligence Group report shows a more serious shift: AI is starting to appear deeper inside attack workflows, including vulnerability research, exploit development, malware support, and reconnaissance. The most notable case involved
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A bus station is no longer just a place to wait. In Dubai, it is becoming a digital service point where passengers can check routes, get help, top up tickets, and move between transport options with more clarity. Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority has opened the Mall of the