Considerations are at an early stage and Blackstone may still decide against pursuing a deal, a report said
The UAE Cyber Security Council on Monday urged Google Chrome users in the country to update their browser to the latest version as the tech giant recently released security updates to address the free web browser's vulnerabilities.
The tech giant has recently released security updates for the Long-Term Support (LTS) channel of ChromeOS to address vulnerabilities.
These vulnerabilities, if ignored, could allow hackers to access devices, steal data, or even execute malicious codes into one's affected systems.
Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels.
On July 19, Google Chrome users in the country were urged to update to the latest version of the free web browser.
The UAE Cyber Security Council recommended that Chrome users update their devices' browser to the latest version by Google.
The security council also advised users to circulate this information with various entities and partners.
On July 15, business entities in the UAE were urged to keep their systems updated, monitor for threats, and secure their data amid the increasing number of cyber threats.
It can be noted that in the third quarter of 2023, 56 per cent of businesses and companies suffered a data breach.
ALSO READ:
Considerations are at an early stage and Blackstone may still decide against pursuing a deal, a report said
The total number of Chinese visitors to the UAE stood at around 1.2 million in 2023
Companies had select sellers which hurt smaller players, reports find
The CBUAE explained that banks' capital and reserves do not include subordinated borrowings/deposits, but do include the current year's profits
Common queries highlight a broader need for clarity and understanding
Northern emirate has announced several investor-friendly measures
Asset managers, banks and family offices have increased their presence in the UAE in recent years, driven by a post-pandemic economic rebound
Ties between the world's two most populous nations have been strained