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May 21, 2024
Stellar Endpoint Security Solution Now Among Compatible Ancillary Products TXOne Networks, a pioneer in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) security, has been officially recognized by Siemens as a compatible
May 19, 2023
SME Bank, BNM, Aria Putera Ismail, Lynette Lee, SMEs
May 16, 2023
The Los Altos City Council last week agreed to further refine its automated license plate reader policy.
February 28, 2023
TXOne Networks, global leader of OT-native security solutions for ICS, delivers an in-depth report on the contemporary threat landscape EINDHOVEN, Netherlands and TAIPEI, Taiwan, Feb. 28
February 10, 2023
SME Bank will continue its efforts in strengthening its policies, procedures, systems and infrastructure to optimise its service delivery and customer experience stepping into a challenging 2023.
July 4, 2022
Singapore News - When Malaysia banned exports of fresh chicken on June 1, businesses that depend on the supply - such as some chicken rice stalls - had to stop temporarily or increase their prices, but not KFC Singapore. The fast-food chain quickly switched to serving frozen chicken and... Read more at www.tnp.sg
June 2, 2022
KFC Singapore has launched a new campaign aiming to tackle the increase in abuse leveled at its staff by customers. The ‘Let Kindness Fly’ social campaign includes a series of Instagram stickers that KFC customers can use to show their solidarity with serving staff.
April 14, 2022
Andrea Jordan, executive director of the Cities Association of Santa Clara County, has notified the 15 cities in the association that she may sue them unless they pay her $441,000 to resolve claims of harassment and discrimination.
March 6, 2022
Lynette Lee survived the Zeebrugge ferry disaster 35 years ago - one that killed 193 people.
March 6, 2022
Lynette Lee survived the Zeebrugge ferry disaster 35 years ago - one that killed 193 people.