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Norwegian Software Venture Targets Rising Cyber Attack Risks
Norwegian firms Telenor, Aker ASA and Cognite say a new software security company they plan to launch this year will help companies protect their industrial assets from an increased cyber attack risk since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Norwegian Software Venture Targets Rising Cyber Attack Risks
Norwegian firms Telenor, Aker ASA and Cognite say a new software security company they plan to launch this year will help companies protect their industrial assets from an increased cyber attack risk since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Norwegian Companies Plan Omny, a New Software Security Venture, to Fight Cyberattacks Risk
Norwegian firms Telenor, Aker ASA and Cognite have planned to launch Omny, a new software security company, to help companies protect their industrial assets from an increased cyberattack risk.
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Telenor Partners With Amazon Web Services to Modernise Systems, Offer Services
Telenor said it had partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to speed up the modernisation of its telecoms systems, boosting the use of cloud technology to offer 5G and low-latency data services to professional customers.
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Telenor Partners With Google Cloud to Digitalise Its Global Operations
Telecom services provider Telenor has partnered with Google Cloud with a goal of digitalising its global IT and network operations and provide its customers with new digital tools.
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Telenor Quits Myanmar With $105-Million Sale to Lebanon's M1 Group
Telenor has sold its Myanmar business, blaming the difficulties of operating under the military junta and dealing a blow to activists who say they relied on the only Western operator for communications.
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Telenor’s Future in Myanmar Put on the Line Due to Military Coup
Since Myanmar's military ordered telecoms operators to shut their networks in an effort to end protests against its February coup, Telenor's business there has been in limbo.
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Telenor Stops Listing Myanmar Internet Outages Citing Fears for Employees After Military Coup
Telenor said that concerns for its employees' safety had stopped it from listing forced Internet outages in Myanmar following the February 1 military coup.
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Myanmar Coup: Internet Access Said to Be Partially Restored in Country Following Blackout
Internet access was partially restored in Myanmar on Sunday, Netblocks reported, as a nationwide web blockade failed to curb public outrage and protests against the coup that ousted elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Facebook, WhatsApp Blocked by Myanmar Junta as Opposition to Coup Grows
Myanmar's junta blocked Facebook in the name of ensuring stability and activists said at least three people were arrested at a street protest against the coup that ousted elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Norwegian Software Venture Targets Rising Cyber Attack Risks
Norwegian firms Telenor, Aker ASA and Cognite say a new software security company they plan to launch this year will help companies protect their industrial assets from an increased cyber attack risk since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
-
Norwegian Software Venture Targets Rising Cyber Attack Risks
Norwegian firms Telenor, Aker ASA and Cognite say a new software security company they plan to launch this year will help companies protect their industrial assets from an increased cyber attack risk since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Norwegian Companies Plan Omny, a New Software Security Venture, to Fight Cyberattacks Risk
Norwegian firms Telenor, Aker ASA and Cognite have planned to launch Omny, a new software security company, to help companies protect their industrial assets from an increased cyberattack risk.
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Telenor Partners With Amazon Web Services to Modernise Systems, Offer Services
Telenor said it had partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to speed up the modernisation of its telecoms systems, boosting the use of cloud technology to offer 5G and low-latency data services to professional customers.
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Telenor Partners With Google Cloud to Digitalise Its Global Operations
Telecom services provider Telenor has partnered with Google Cloud with a goal of digitalising its global IT and network operations and provide its customers with new digital tools.
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Telenor Quits Myanmar With $105-Million Sale to Lebanon's M1 Group
Telenor has sold its Myanmar business, blaming the difficulties of operating under the military junta and dealing a blow to activists who say they relied on the only Western operator for communications.
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Telenor’s Future in Myanmar Put on the Line Due to Military Coup
Since Myanmar's military ordered telecoms operators to shut their networks in an effort to end protests against its February coup, Telenor's business there has been in limbo.
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Telenor Stops Listing Myanmar Internet Outages Citing Fears for Employees After Military Coup
Telenor said that concerns for its employees' safety had stopped it from listing forced Internet outages in Myanmar following the February 1 military coup.
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Myanmar Coup: Internet Access Said to Be Partially Restored in Country Following Blackout
Internet access was partially restored in Myanmar on Sunday, Netblocks reported, as a nationwide web blockade failed to curb public outrage and protests against the coup that ousted elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Facebook, WhatsApp Blocked by Myanmar Junta as Opposition to Coup Grows
Myanmar's junta blocked Facebook in the name of ensuring stability and activists said at least three people were arrested at a street protest against the coup that ousted elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
