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Papua New Guinea National Research Institute (PNGNRI) is looking at collaborating with DataCo in cybersecurity research and awareness. PNG NRI has started National Security and International Relations Research Program last year, headed by Dr Olubenga Ige,  to do research into cybersecurity as this is a looming issue. In a meeting with DataCo Information and Communication Technology (ICT) General Manager (Cloud and Data Centre)  David Mba and Dr Immanuel Jigo – a PNG born cybersecurity expert from the US who is also a consultant to DataCo; the  two institutions are looking at signing a Memorandum of Understanding for this collaboration. Dr Jigo has been working in the areas of security research in terms of analyzing malware, ransomware, studying how malicious  actors get into different systems as well as other IT-related work. “The human aspect in cybersecurity is very important because even if you have the strongest cybersecurity infrastructure in  place, that won’t matter if a human b

The  National Trade Portal of Papua New Guinea has been launched.   The PNG  Deputy Prime Minister, along with the Prime Minister, officially launched the portal  at the Hilton Hotel in Port Moresby . The  Agri-Tech Organics (PNG) Limited, a software development company, was responsible for creating this innovative and important tool. The National Trade Portal of Papua New Guinea is an online platform designed to facilitate trade and information sharing between businesses in PNG and the rest of the world. It is a one-stop-shop for all trade-related information and services, providing businesses with easy access to the resources they need to succeed in today’s competitive global market. Some of the key functions of the portal include: 1. Trade Information: The portal provides up-to-date and comprehensive information on trade policies, laws and regulations, tariffs, and other trade-related matters. This information is crucial for businesses to make informed decisions when conducting trad

Dusseldorf has many perks that its inhabitants enjoy. So, whether you are an ex-pat looking for a new corner of the world to call home or you’re a German native looking for a new city, there are several reasons why you should consider Dusseldorf. Read on to find out more. The Standard of Living According to a recent Mercer survey, Dusseldorf has the 6th highest standard of living in the world, which means that it is ranked higher than many other more high profile cities. This due to several reasons but most notably health, education, crime rates and housing. Also, the cost of living is lower than in other European cities too. Transport The city has impressive transport links both internally and beyond to other neighbouring cities. There are buses, trams, metros, and commuter trains. Prices vary depending on the mode of travel and distance travelled, although there are deals and offers that can help commuters save. The city is also extremely bike-friendly, with many citizens choosing t

The MG4 EV fully electric family hatchback arrived here in Q4 of last year joining the XS, MG5 and HS plug-in hybrid in the MG line-up, writes Trish Whelan.  This compact car will help the brand to attract more Irish customers with its quite eye-catching exterior design, high-end technology and its value for money. Other key qualities are space, technology, and the car’s driving quality. This is the first fully electric hatchback from MG; the first MG model to use the new MSP (Modular Scalable Platform) architecture developed by MG’s Chinese parent company SAIC Motor for all-electric vehicles. This platform will pave the way for future MG electric cars from hatchbacks to SUVs and even sports cars as it is suitable for wheelbases ranging from 2,650 to 3,100mm. MG4 EV has a wheelbase of 2,705mm.  This advanced architecture also offers very good roadholding and engagement for the driver thanks to the car’s 50:50 weight distribution. It also means more direct steering movements and fast co