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BlackHat Cybersecurity Event Continues Activities for 2nd Day Amid Wide Turnout

The ongoing edition of Black Hat will continue its activities until November 16, 2023 - SPA
The ongoing edition of Black Hat will continue its activities until November 16, 2023 - SPA
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BlackHat Cybersecurity Event Continues Activities for 2nd Day Amid Wide Turnout

The ongoing edition of Black Hat will continue its activities until November 16, 2023 - SPA
The ongoing edition of Black Hat will continue its activities until November 16, 2023 - SPA

The world’s fastest growing cybersecurity event "Black Hat" proceeds on the second day amidst a substantial turnout at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Center.

The event is organized by the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones (SAFCSP) and Tahaluf. The ongoing edition of Black Hat will continue its activities until November 16.

According to the Saudi Press Agency, the second day featured captivating sessions covering a wide range of cutting-edge topics, such as; “Security Continuum,” “Gamification Of Cybersecurity,” “Cyber Leadership,” and “Ask Me Anything (AMA): The CISO Sit-Down”.

The event hosted a lineup of experts and speakers including, while it also witnessed the graduation ceremony of the trainees of the Tuwaiq Cybersecurity Bootcamp, presented by Tuwaiq academy.
 

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Samsung Elec Appoints Mobile Chief as Interim Head of Consumer and Mobile Division

Roh Tae-moon, President and Head of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics speaks during his keynote address as Samsung Electronics unveils its latest flagship smartphones in San Francisco, California, US, February 1, 2023. (Reuters)
Roh Tae-moon, President and Head of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics speaks during his keynote address as Samsung Electronics unveils its latest flagship smartphones in San Francisco, California, US, February 1, 2023. (Reuters)
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Samsung Elec Appoints Mobile Chief as Interim Head of Consumer and Mobile Division

Roh Tae-moon, President and Head of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics speaks during his keynote address as Samsung Electronics unveils its latest flagship smartphones in San Francisco, California, US, February 1, 2023. (Reuters)
Roh Tae-moon, President and Head of Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics speaks during his keynote address as Samsung Electronics unveils its latest flagship smartphones in San Francisco, California, US, February 1, 2023. (Reuters)

Samsung Electronics appointed on Tuesday its mobile chief Roh Tae-moon as acting head of the company's consumer and mobiles business, following the death of his predecessor, Han Jong-Hee, a week ago.

"Samsung Electronics plans to minimize the leadership vacuum in the DX Division through this executive reshuffle, and make every effort to strengthen global competitiveness and ensure thorough preparation for the future," Samsung said in a statement.

Roh, 56, has been in charge of the company's mobile business since 2020. Samsung said in March Roh has been "spearheading new smartphone markets" with AI phones and foldable phones as growth is slowing and competition is intensifying.

Roh will oversee the so-called DX division, which includes TVs, home appliances and smartphone businesses.

The death of Han, 63, who was in charge of its consumer electronics and mobile devices division, left newly-appointed boss Jun Young-hyun solely in charge of the South Korean tech giant as it revamps its underperforming chip business and navigates rising competition and trade uncertainties.

Samsung said the company's board of directors will decide on a new CEO later, and a spokesperson said that "nothing has been decided whether or not to keep the previous co-CEO structure at the moment."