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Digicel Business and Symptai offer complimentary dark web scans for Cybersecurity Month
In recognition of Cyber Security Awareness Month, Digicel Business and Symptai are offering a complimentary dark web scan to Caribbean businesses.
Cybercrime is a growing threat, and the Caribbean is often seen as an easy target due to a shortage of local expertise and less focus on proactive protection.
Cybercrime is a growing threat, and the Caribbean is often seen as an easy target due to a shortage of local expertise and less focus on proactive protection.
UCCI holding 50K ultramarathon to celebrate golden jubilee
As part of its 50th-anniversary celebrations, the University College of the Cayman Islands will be holding a community-focused ultramarathon in January.
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Uber has cut road deaths in US; could it do the same in Cayman?
Ride-sharing apps like Uber have had a significant impact in cutting late-night traffic accidents in US and UK cities and could do the same for Cayman, experts believe.
Major upgrades coming for Cayman’s National Weather Service
Finance Committee approves funding to complete the new National Weather Service building and upgrades to the radar facility.
Cold front brings strong breeze and rough seas
Weather conditions in the Cayman Islands are being influenced by a cold front with has brought rough seas; prompting the weather service to issue a marine watch.
Weather radar going offline as hurricane season winds down
As the hurricane season draws to an end, the Cayman Islands National Weather Service (CINWS) is taking the chance to carry out critical upgrades to the Kearney Gomez Doppler Radar in East End.
Cost of Hurricane Melissa estimated at US$6-7 billion, says PM
Hurricane Melissa caused US$6-US$7 billion of damage to Jamaica, said Jamaica’s prime minister Andrew Holness, equivalent to around 28-32 per cent of the national GDP.
Jamaica embarks on a national cleanup campaign after hurricane
The Jamaican government has announced a national campaign to clean up the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa across western and central Jamaica.
Cruise tender dock in West Bay mulled for revived sector
Government is considering reviving plans for a landing dock for cruise passengers in West Bay in an effort to “spread the love” from tourism around the island, Deputy Premier Gary Rutty has said.
