5G adoption will improve connectivity for enterprises and create new value in an increasingly digital world

Rajesh Natarajan, CTO - Hyperscaler, System Integrator and SaaS at AT&T and Puneet Kumar, VP, Telecom, Media and Entertainment at HCLTech discussed the main trends shaping the future of 5G technology

HCLTech is securing the healthcare industry with zero-trust cybersecurity at a time when global organizations are embracing AI for innovation and drug discovery

To fully realize the potential of 5G, telecom service providers need to embrace AI and innovation ecosystems made up of mobile operators, OEMs, systems integrators, hyperscalers and startups

The newest federal cybersecurity strategy shifts the responsibility of reducing cybersecurity risks from the individual to the organizations with capabilities of doing so

The emergence of generative AI has had a significant impact on cybersecurity, for both the attackers and defenders

Together, GenAI and 5G promise a new era of innovation and advancement across industries, but success hinges on addressing security concerns and fostering collaboration

OT or operational technology landscapes in industrial and critical infrastructure are increasingly being targeted by evolving cyberattacks from a variety of sources

Rigorous testing and validation are key for 5G success. Here’s a closer look at how to test the next-generation infrastructure

Threat actors have continued to expose vulnerabilities in a key public utility service in the US

As 5G matures, exciting use cases are emerging with the potential to transform different industries

HCLTech’s Global Cyber Resilience Study 2024-25 reveals emerging tech and partnerships as vital to strengthening cybersecurity strategies against evolving and sophisticated threats