Islamabad Kaspersky “Growing up online” survey reveals that almost half (48%) of parents regularly post photos, videos, or updates about their children on social media platforms. While family content remains popular, privacy settings and motivations behind sharing vary significantly. Among those who post about their children, 72% limit visibility toContinue Reading
Islamabad Google has unveiled its AI Professional Certificate in Pakistan, a new industry-validated credential aimed at addressing the growing shortage of AI-skilled professionals. The program focuses on hands-on, practical training, enabling workers to integrate artificial intelligence into their everyday workflows. The launch comes amid a widening AI skills gap. ResearchContinue Reading
Islamabad The Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology held a session today as Pakistan advances its 5G rollout, with telecom regulators updating members on the latest auction developments. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) Chairman confirmed that the first phase of the 5G spectrum auction has been successfully completed, with telecomContinue Reading
Islamabad The Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology convened today to review cybersecurity measures and the safety of sensitive national databases, with particular focus on NADRA. During the session, Senator Afnan Ullah raised concerns over whether NADRA’s personal data had surfaced on the dark web. NADRA officials clarified that theirContinue Reading
Islamabad Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima on Wednesday said cybersecurity has become a critical priority in the modern digital age as technological advancement continues to expand the scope of cyber threats. Addressing a cybersecurity event in Islamabad, the minister said the government is placing strong emphasisContinue Reading
Islamabad Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) is set to conduct the second phase of the country’s 5G spectrum auction on Thursday, where telecom operators will bid for the positioning of frequency bands already acquired in the initial round. The second stage will involve an assignment-based auction to determine the placement ofContinue Reading
Islamabad Pakistan’s Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunication on Wednesday voiced serious concerns over potential security risks linked to surveillance cameras and foreign technology used across sensitive installations. During the meeting, Senator Afnan Ullah called for the removal of unnecessary cameras installed near sensitive locations, including the GeneralContinue Reading