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Study finds universal shortage of cybersecurity staff

April 16, 2019

DomainTools, a leader in domain name and DNS-based cyberthreat intelligence, yesterday announced the results of its study, “Staffing the IT Security Function in the Age of Automation”, conducted in conjunction with the Ponemon Institute.

Thai business leaders concerned over reduced talent supply in the next decade, study finds

March 05, 2019

According to a new study by Korn Ferry, the US-based executive search and management consulting firm, business leaders in Thailand are concerned that a reduced talent supply may impact their ability to stay on track for forecast growth in the mid-term future.

Study finds 'significant decline' in genital mutilation rates in girls

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 06, 2018

Rates of female genital mutilation among girls under 14 have fallen sharply in most regions of Africa over three decades, according to ground-breaking analysis cautiously welcomed by aid groups.

Companies see benefit in new EU data privacy law, study finds

SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018

A new study from IBM reveals that nearly 60 per cent of organisations surveyed are embracing the EU’s new digital privacy protection law, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), as an opportunity to improve privacy, security, data management or as a catalyst for new business models, rather than simply a compliance issue or impediment.

Study finds high pesticide levels in local food

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 02, 2017

NGOs call for law forcing industry to declare discharge of toxic substances

Jealous husbands the biggest culprits in spousal murders, study finds

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2017

HUSBANDS WERE the killers in most of the murders committed by spouses last year, a senior official at the Women and Men Progressive Movement Foundation said yesterday.