Small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are proactively putting tools in place to combat attacks whilst working with limited security budgets and constrainted resources.
She said 45% of respondents also confirmed news about large scale data breaches and companies dealing with these have shifted their network security roadmap. “This shows that SMBs are prioritizing some form of cybersecurity, but within their limited budgets,” she added. “This can be focusing on a firewall solution one year, and then endpoint security options in another.”
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Coronavirus-battered Mexico to present tight 2021 budget - Reuters
MEXICO CITY, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Mexico faces an onerous balancing act in its 2021 budget: reviving an economy severely battered by the coronavirus pandemic while sticking to the austerity promises of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
When finance ministry officials present a draft budget to the lower house of Congress later on Tuesday, investors in both Mexico and the debt of its ailing state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos will scrutinize spending priorities.
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Mexican Economy Seen Growing 4.6% in 2021 in Draft Budget Plan - The New York Times
MEXICO CITY — Mexico's economy will likely grow by 4.6% next year, according to a draft budget proposal published on Tuesday, suggesting the road to recovery will be long and arduous for one of the countries worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
Mexico faces a tricky balancing act of reviving an economy battered by the pandemic while also sticking to President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's commitment to austerity.
The finance ministry draft, which was made public by officials at the lower house of Congress, also predicts that Mexico's primary budget balance - the calculation which excludes interest payments on existing debt - will be nil next year.
Not to change the topic here:
Microsoft confirms new, budget Xbox Series S that will sell for $299
Microsoft has confirmed that its upcoming next-generation Xbox console will have a cheaper option for price-conscious consumers.
In a tweet sent at 3 a.m. Tuesday, the Seattle-based tech giant unveiled a photo of the mini version of its new Xbox Series S console, which it said will sell for just $299.
The console, which Microsoft called its “smallest Xbox ever,” will be launched alongside Microsoft’s larger Xbox Series S. The company did not detail what tradeoffs consumers will be making if they go with the $299 console — the same price as Nintendo’s mega-popular Switch — instead of its $499 big brother, but a report from Microsoft blog Windows Central suggests it likely has scaled back processing power.
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Apple's next big launch event will take place on September 15th
Today's announcement comes after weeks of speculation about Apple's fall event timing, which historically hasn't been too difficult to guess. The company has been holding its annual iPhone press conferences in September since 2012, and tends to stage those events on the second Tuesday or Wednesday of the month. Simple enough.
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That threw the usual timetable into disarray and led to a handful of off-the-mark guesses, which are unavoidable even now. Persistent rumors have suggested that the iPhone 12 series won't actually be unveiled until some time in October, so it's possible this event could exclusively be about devices like the iPad and Apple Watch. Meanwhile, the event's tagline — "Time Flies" — indicates that the Apple Watch will be the show's major player.
Little if Any Revenue Growth Expected in Mexico's 2021 Budget, Lawmaker Says - The New York
MEXICO CITY — The Mexican government's 2021 spending blueprint will likely forecast revenue similar to this year's level, or 6.1 trillion pesos ($282 billion), a senior lawmaker said on Monday, modestly boosting health spending but keeping taxes at current levels.
The budget plan, set to be formally unveiled on Tuesday, forecasts a primary deficit but also an improving economy, said Erasmo Gonzalez, the head of the budget committee in the lower house of Congress and a member of the ruling Morena party.
Happening on Twitter
Thank you hon'ble PM @narendramodi ji for recognizing @amazonIN's long term commitment towards India. We're excited… https://t.co/Ys8TUgNqJn AmitAgarwal Thu Sep 03 18:40:16 +0000 2020
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