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Tsinghua Global Youth Summit on Net-Zero Future Highlights Youth Leadership in Climate Governance

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BEIJING, Nov. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Fifth Global Youth Summit on Net-Zero Future, hosted by the Global Alliance of Universities on Climate (GAUC), took place at Tsinghua University on October 31. The summit brought together young leaders, scholars, and practitioners from around the world to exchange insights on climate governance, innovative solutions, and youth contributions to global climate action ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil.

Welcoming remarks were delivered by Professor Shi Zongkai, Vice Chair of Tsinghua University’s University Council, who highlighted the crucial role of youth in climate action. He reaffirmed Tsinghua’s commitment to fostering global partnerships and strengthening higher education’s contribution to climate governance.

In a video address, Ms. Laurence Tubiana, President and CEO of the European Climate Foundation and COP30 Special Envoy for Europe, reflected on the enduring significance of the Paris Agreement and commended youth for driving the transition toward a net-zero future.

Prof. Peter Hennicke, former Director of the Wuppertal Institute, delivered a keynote speech and explored systemic pathways toward net-zero emissions, circular economy, and well-being. He called on youth to learn from global best practices and act with optimism.

Alice Ho, GAUC Chief Youth Officer, introduced the Alliance’s “Climate x” Campaign, which has engaged youth in 79 countries and impacted over five million people. She also highlighted the Global Youth Climate Week initiative, which since 2022 has held over 100 events in 20+ countries, showcasing youth-led innovative actions in education, clean energy, fashion, health, and disaster response.

The summit featured “Youth Climate Talks” and intergenerational dialogues. Young delegates shared experiences from COP29 and other initiatives, while industry experts from BMW, Airbus, and EcoVoyage shared practical insights on sustainable business practices, circular economy, and youth empowerment. Participants underscored the importance of taking initiative, fostering collaboration, and developing critical skills in addressing climate challenges.

Panel discussions focused on green transition, youth empowerment, and practical strategies for sustainability. Academics and practitioners stressed international cooperation, policy awareness, and the integration of academic knowledge with real-world action to achieve meaningful impact.

Concluding the summit, spearkers called on participants to translate insights into action, carry forward the lessons learned, and lead by example in advancing a sustainbale, net-zero future.

SNEF Marks 45 Years as the Voice of Employers in Singapore’s Tripartite System

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SINGAPORE, Nov. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) commemorated 45 years as the voice of employers in Singapore’s tripartite system at the SNEF45 Employers’ Summit on 4 November 2025. Themed Forging the Future of Work Together, the summit reflects SNEF’s long-standing commitment to advancing tripartism and championing employers’ interests. At the event, SNEF also announced the SNEF Advisory, Resource, and Consultancy Centre and the SNEF Research Advisory Panel to better serve our members in workforce and workplace transformation as well as to advise and collaborate with SNEF on policy research.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Mr Gan Kim Yong with Tripartite Leaders and SNEF Council
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Mr Gan Kim Yong with Tripartite Leaders and SNEF Council

The milestone celebration was graced by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Mr Gan Kim Yong, and attended by Minister for Manpower and Minister-in-charge of Energy and Science & Technology in the Ministry of Trade and Industry Dr Tan See Leng, NTUC President Miss K. Thanaletchimi and NTUC Secretary-General Mr Ng Chee Meng. The event had more than 300 guests including SNEF members, business leaders, representatives from the union, and trade associations and chambers.

Celebrating 45 Years of Tripartite Partnership and Progress

Over the past 45 years, SNEF has played a vital role in shaping Singapore’s fair and progressive labour landscape through strong tripartite collaboration. From steering employers through the pandemic and driving workplace safety to helping shape landmark policies and legislations such as the Workplace Fairness Act and Progressive Wage Model, SNEF has consistently advocated for balanced, practical, and forward-looking solutions that benefit both employers and employees. 

SNEF President Mr Tan Hee Teck said, “SNEF will continue to strengthen our engagements with members through more in-depth discussions on manpower and related national policies, quality dialogues with our Tripartite Partners, topical talks and workshops for our new and existing members. This is more critical than ever in a fast-evolving world, where we need to help our members and the broader business community navigate new realities.”

Two new initiatives to drive workforce and workplace transformation

SNEF also announced two new initiatives at the event today:

  • SNEF Advisory, Resource, and Consultancy Centre (ARCC)

A one-stop resource hub for employers, the ARCC@SNEF consolidates and expands SNEF’s existing services, offering comprehensive support to help employers navigate workforce and workplace challenges and drive sustainable growth. It will provide employers a wide range of advisory, consultancy, and resource services to support the workforce and workplace transformation.

  • SNEF Research Advisory Panel (RAP)

The SNEF Research Advisory Panel consists of 5 distinguished academics who will provide expertise and independent insights to guide SNEF’s research agenda and better enable SNEF to champion employers’ interests with data-driven insights.

SNEF45 Employers’ Summit: Forging the Future of Work Together

Featuring a keynote address by Dr. He Zhengyu, Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Ant Group, and a panel discussion, the SNEF45 Employers’ Summit explored how organisations can harness AI and innovation while safeguarding workforce well-being and inclusivity.

Moderated by Mr Marcus Lam, Executive Chairman of PwC Singapore and Honorary Treasurer for SNEF, the panel featured Ms Rowena Yeo, Global Chief Technology Officer & Senior Vice President, Technology Services, Johnson & Johnson, Dr Ivan Png, Distinguished Professor, National University of Singapore and also a member of the SNEF RAP, and Mr Ranjiv Ramanathan, Senior Vice President, SG Hub Transformation and Development, SATS Ltd. Titled “Better Jobs or End of Jobs?”, the panel discussed how AI can be integrated into the workflow to boost sustainable growth and productivity while nurturing AI skills in the workforce and trust in the technology.

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Rhythm of Numbers Across Millennia • Dialogue with the World —- The Series of Commemoration Activities for the Anniversary of Liu Hui’s Birth Held in Seoul, the Republic of Korea

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BEIJING, Nov. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — On October 24, 2025, the “Rhythm of Numbers Across Millennia •Dialogue with the World” —— The Series of Commemoration Activities for the Anniversary of Liu Hui’s Birth successfully commenced in Seoul, the Republic of Korea. Through various formats such as thematic exhibitions, academic exchanges, and dialogues on civilization, the event facilitated scientific and cultural exchange, comprehensively showcasing the outstanding achievements of ancient Chinese mathematician Liu Hui and his profound influence on the development of mathematics in East Asia. The event was hosted by the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST), organized by the National Communication Center for Science and Technology of CAST, the National Museum for Modern Chinese Scientists, and the China Intercontinental Communication Center, with academic support provided by the Institute for the History of Natural Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Centered around the theme “Algorithmic Thinking and the Shared Heritage of East Asia – From The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art to Modern Algorithms,” this series of commemorative activities focused on the mutual learning between ancient Chinese and Korean mathematical classics, highlighting the inheritance of algorithmic thinking within East Asia’s scientific and technological traditions. Integrating concepts of lightweight design, artistic expression, and modular presentation, the event vividly outlined Liu Hui’s pioneering contributions in areas such as the calculation of Pi and the double difference method through diverse forms including replicated documents, illustrated reconstructions, and multimedia interactions. It also demonstrated the far-reaching impact of the algorithmic system established by The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art on mathematics education in East Asia.

At the opening ceremony, Bai Yuanping, Deputy Director of the National Communication Center for Science and Technology of CAST, delivered a speech on behalf of the host organization and issued a proposal to strengthen international scientific exchange and cooperation, promote broad sci-tech humanities exchanges, and advance the prosperity of global scientific endeavors. Lee Byung-jin, member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea, attended the event and emphasized that the UNESCO General Assembly’s approval of the commemorative activities for Liu Hui’s birth anniversary not only recognizes the scientific wisdom of ancient China but also signifies the importance of cultural exchange within East Asian civilization.

During the academic exchange session, several renowned scholars from China and South Korea shared their latest research findings. Kim Young-wook, President of the Korean Society for History of Mathematics and Professor at Korea University, delivered a speech titled Korean Geometry: The Convergence of Eastern and Western Traditions, further illustrating the integration and resonance of classical mathematical thought between China and South Korea. Zou Dahai, Research Fellow at the Institute for the History of Natural Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, presented The Motivational Mechanism Behind Liu Hui’s Mathematical Innovation: From the Proposition and Proof of Liu Hui’s Principle, revealing the innovative nature of Liu Hui’s mathematical methods. Professor Feng Lisheng from Tsinghua University delivered a presentation titled Drawing from Antiquity to Innovate: Liu Hui and the Construction of the Double Difference Measurement System, offering an in-depth analysis of Liu Hui’s exceptional contributions to surveying. Professor Guo Shirong from Inner Mongolia Normal University traced the dissemination of The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art on the Korean Peninsula, presenting the historical context of mathematical exchange between China and South Korea.

A roundtable discussion themed “Algorithmic Thinking and the Shared Cultural Heritage of East Asia” was also held, featuring guests from the economic, cultural, and educational sectors of both countries. They engaged in in-depth discussions on the contemporary value of Liu Hui’s ideas, exploring practical pathways for mutual learning in scientific civilization and educational cooperation from multiple perspectives.

Science knows no borders, and cooperation knows no end. This series of events not only paid profound tribute to Liu Hui’s mathematical achievements but also served as a meaningful endeavor to establish a dialogue mechanism for sci-tech civilization between China and South Korea.

In November 2023, the 42nd Session of the General Conference of UNESCO reviewed and approved the series of commemorative activities for Liu Hui’s birth anniversary recommended by CAST, designating 2024–2025 as the “Year of Liu Hui.” This event is the first anniversary event themed around scientists that China has successfully won the bid to host with UNESCO. In 2025, a series of commemorative events are planned to be held in countries including the Republic of Korea, Italy, and Azerbaijan.

Cognizant Adopts Anthropic’s Claude to Accelerate Enterprise AI Adoption at Scale and Deploys Claude to Drive Internal AI Transformation

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  • Cognizant will use Claude models and agentic tooling in Cognizant platforms to help clients modernize and scale AI adoption.
  • Cognizant will provide Claude to up to 350,000 associates across key corporate functions, engineering, and delivery teams, and use Claude Code to accelerate coding tasks, testing, documentation and DevOps workflows.

TEANECK, N.J., Nov. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Cognizant (NASDAQ: CTSH) is now using Anthropic’s Claude, one of the world’s most powerful family of large language models (LLMs), to help its enterprise customers and internal teams move from AI experimentation to scaled business outcomes. This combines the Claude family of models and agentic tooling with Cognizant’s engineering platforms and industry blueprints to help deliver measurable impact at enterprise scale.

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Cognizant plans to align its software engineering and platform offerings with Anthropic capabilities – including Claude for Enterprise, Claude Code, the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and the Agent SDK – so clients can integrate AI with existing data and applications, orchestrate multi-step work with human oversight, and more effectively manage performance, risk and spend.

Enterprises adopting AI at scale need solutions that integrate with existing systems and deliver tangible outcomes. Cognizant’s use of Claude aims to help clients move faster from pilot to production and scale AI capabilities across the enterprise. Cognizant will also provide Claude internally to associates across key corporate functions, engineering and delivery teams to enhance productivity and advance AI maturity.

“Enterprises are moving beyond simple productivity gains toward a more connected, agentic future,” said Ravi Kumar S, CEO of Cognizant. “By pairing Anthropic’s Claude models and agentic tooling with Cognizant’s suite of platforms and industry expertise, we will help clients build the foundations of an agentified enterprise where intelligent systems collaborate with people to accelerate modernization, engineering and industry transformation. We are equally excited to apply Anthropic’s technology to help us drive these transformation goals internally at Cognizant.”

“The combination of frontier AI with deep domain expertise and implementation capabilities is what makes this partnership so exciting and will absolutely accelerate AI in the enterprise,” said Paul Smith, Chief Commercial Officer at Anthropic. “Companies require trusted AI that combines cutting-edge performance with safety and reliability, which is why hundreds of thousands of businesses trust Claude. We’re demonstrating this at scale by rolling out Claude to up to 350,000 Cognizant employees and helping our joint clients do the same.”               

Initial focus areas for the partnership include:

  • Software engineering productivity: Deploying Claude and Claude Code with Cognizant Flowsource™ Platform to accelerate coding tasks, testing, documentation and DevOps workflows with MCP-based access to developer tools.
  • Legacy modernization: Combining Cognizant’s modernization frameworks with Anthropic’s code understanding and transformation capabilities to speed analysis and refactoring across large codebases.
  • Agentification: Using Cognizant Neuro® AI Multi-Agent Orchestration and Anthropic’s Agent SDK to design reusable, domain-specific agents and multi-agent systems that operate with explicit policies, approvals and human-in-the-loop controls.
  • Industry solutions: Developing vertical solutions, beginning with Financial Services, leveraging Cognizant Agent Foundry with Claude to embed agentic workflows into regulated, enterprise environments.
  • Responsible AI: Advancing practices for safe deployment, monitoring, and operations at scale, aligned to enterprise governance needs and open standards such as MCP.

Cognizant plans to engage clients through workshops, reference patterns, and platform integrations using Claude to help teams identify high-value use cases and move them into production to enable measurable outcomes.

About Cognizant
Cognizant (Nasdaq: CTSH) engineers modern businesses. We help our clients modernize technology, reimagine processes and transform experiences so they can stay ahead in our fast-changing world. Together, we’re improving everyday life. See how at www.cognizant.com or @cognizant.

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From Taiwan with Flavor, Duan Chun Zhen’s Soulful Beef Noodles Win Over Hong Kong

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TAIPEI, TAIWAN – Media OutReach Newswire – 4 November 2025 – In Hong Kong, a city celebrated for its vibrant culinary diversity, beef noodles have long been a local favorite. But a new flavor is capturing both hearts and palates: a deeply rich and aromatic Taiwanese-style braised beef noodle soup. Amid the city’s bustling food scene, Duan Chun Zhen, a brand under KINGZA International Co., Ltd., has quietly distinguished itself—not just as a restaurant, but as a place where memory, family, and flavor converge.

Duan Chun Zhen’s signature Braised Beef Noodle Soup, featuring a rich broth simmered with over 23 herbs and spices.
Duan Chun Zhen’s signature Braised Beef Noodle Soup, featuring a rich broth simmered with over 23 herbs and spices.

The brand was founded in Hsinchu, Taiwan, and named in memory of the founder’s grandmother. Her name reflects a philosophy of simplicity and sincerity, and her influence is infused in every detail of the brand’s culinary approach. From the beginning, the founder set out to share not only the flavors of Taiwan, but the emotion of a family meal—turning a bowl of noodles into an expression of care, memory, and cultural pride.

Duan Chun Zhen’s signature beef noodle soup is rooted in time-honored techniques. The broth is simmered for hours with more than 23 natural herbs and spices, creating a rich and layered flavor. The beef shank is slow-braised to tender perfection, and the hand-pulled noodles deliver a satisfying, chewy texture. Guests can also enjoy Taiwanese-inspired side dishes like crispy popcorn chicken and marinated tofu that all designed to evoke the comfort of a home-cooked meal.

Since its debut in Hong Kong in 2020, Duan Chun Zhen has expanded to popular neighborhoods like Causeway Bay and Mong Kok. Its Mong kok branch in MoKo mall has become a beloved spot for office workers, students, and Taiwanese expats alike. As one diner noted, “This broth has soul. It doesn’t just fill your stomach, it also reminds you of home.”

According to the Hong Kong Tourism Board, the presence of Taiwanese food and beverage brands in the city has increased by more than 22% over the past five years. Among the most welcomed are noodle shops and beverage chains, which have become part of the daily lives of many locals. Duan Chun Zhen has successfully joined this cultural wave, blending emotional storytelling with culinary precision to build a distinct identity in the market.

The founder explains, “Our goal isn’t just to serve food, it’s to serve memories. We want people to feel the warmth of family, the honesty of tradition, and the hospitality embedded in East Asian culture.” In an era of instant convenience, Duan Chun Zhen’s dedication to patience and authenticity sets it apart, inviting diners to slow down, savor, and connect.

For Hong Kong diners curious to experience this authentic slice of Taiwan, there’s no need to travel far. A bowl of Duan Chun Zhen is a journey in itself—from kitchen to table, memory to moment. Whether you’re nostalgic for home or discovering these flavors for the first time, this is one taste worth seeking out.

Visit Duan Chun Zhen at one of their Hong Kong locations:
・Shop 2132, 2/F, Fire Zone, ELEMENTS, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
・Shop 360, 3/F, MOKO, 193 Prince Edward Road West, Mong Kok
・Shop No 107 Level 1, Nina Mall 1, 8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan, NT
・Shop 205, 2/F, THE SOUTHSIDE, 11 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang.

For more brand information:
https://www.duanchunzhen.com/

Hashtag: #DuanChunZhen

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From Taiwan with Flavor, Duan Chun Zhen’s Soulful Beef Noodles Win Over Hong Kong

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TAIPEI, TAIWAN – Media OutReach Newswire – 4 November 2025 – In Hong Kong, a city celebrated for its vibrant culinary diversity, beef noodles have long been a local favorite. But a new flavor is capturing both hearts and palates: a deeply rich and aromatic Taiwanese-style braised beef noodle soup. Amid the city’s bustling food scene, Duan Chun Zhen, a brand under KINGZA International Co., Ltd., has quietly distinguished itself—not just as a restaurant, but as a place where memory, family, and flavor converge.

Duan Chun Zhen’s signature Braised Beef Noodle Soup, featuring a rich broth simmered with over 23 herbs and spices.
Duan Chun Zhen’s signature Braised Beef Noodle Soup, featuring a rich broth simmered with over 23 herbs and spices.

The brand was founded in Hsinchu, Taiwan, and named in memory of the founder’s grandmother. Her name reflects a philosophy of simplicity and sincerity, and her influence is infused in every detail of the brand’s culinary approach. From the beginning, the founder set out to share not only the flavors of Taiwan, but the emotion of a family meal—turning a bowl of noodles into an expression of care, memory, and cultural pride.

Duan Chun Zhen’s signature beef noodle soup is rooted in time-honored techniques. The broth is simmered for hours with more than 23 natural herbs and spices, creating a rich and layered flavor. The beef shank is slow-braised to tender perfection, and the hand-pulled noodles deliver a satisfying, chewy texture. Guests can also enjoy Taiwanese-inspired side dishes like crispy popcorn chicken and marinated tofu that all designed to evoke the comfort of a home-cooked meal.

Since its debut in Hong Kong in 2020, Duan Chun Zhen has expanded to popular neighborhoods like Causeway Bay and Mong Kok. Its Mong kok branch in MoKo mall has become a beloved spot for office workers, students, and Taiwanese expats alike. As one diner noted, “This broth has soul. It doesn’t just fill your stomach, it also reminds you of home.”

According to the Hong Kong Tourism Board, the presence of Taiwanese food and beverage brands in the city has increased by more than 22% over the past five years. Among the most welcomed are noodle shops and beverage chains, which have become part of the daily lives of many locals. Duan Chun Zhen has successfully joined this cultural wave, blending emotional storytelling with culinary precision to build a distinct identity in the market.

The founder explains, “Our goal isn’t just to serve food, it’s to serve memories. We want people to feel the warmth of family, the honesty of tradition, and the hospitality embedded in East Asian culture.” In an era of instant convenience, Duan Chun Zhen’s dedication to patience and authenticity sets it apart, inviting diners to slow down, savor, and connect.

For Hong Kong diners curious to experience this authentic slice of Taiwan, there’s no need to travel far. A bowl of Duan Chun Zhen is a journey in itself—from kitchen to table, memory to moment. Whether you’re nostalgic for home or discovering these flavors for the first time, this is one taste worth seeking out.

Visit Duan Chun Zhen at one of their Hong Kong locations:
・Shop 2132, 2/F, Fire Zone, ELEMENTS, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
・Shop 360, 3/F, MOKO, 193 Prince Edward Road West, Mong Kok
・Shop No 107 Level 1, Nina Mall 1, 8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan, NT
・Shop 205, 2/F, THE SOUTHSIDE, 11 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang.

For more brand information:
https://www.duanchunzhen.com/

Hashtag: #DuanChunZhen

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Miggo Security Receives Frost & Sullivan’s 2025 Global New Product Innovation Recognition for Advancing Application Security Leadership

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The company is redefining application security and AI Runtime Protection through its pioneering Application Detection and Response (ADR) platform for cloud- and AI-native environments.

TEL AVIV, Israel, Nov. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Frost & Sullivan is pleased to announce that Miggo has received the 2025 Global New Product Innovation Recognition in the application security industry for its outstanding achievements in innovation, product differentiation, and customer impact. This recognition highlights Miggo’s leadership in transforming the application security landscape through its cutting-edge Application Detection and Response (ADR) platform, purpose-built for cloud-native, AI-native, and dynamic application environments.

Frost & Sullivan evaluates companies through a rigorous benchmarking process across two core dimensions: strategy effectiveness and strategy execution. Miggo excelled in both, demonstrating its ability to align strategic innovation with evolving market needs while executing its vision with speed and precision. “Miggo stands out for its pioneering approach to application runtime protection through its ADR platform, which bridges critical gaps left by traditional AppSec tools. Its DeepTracing™ and WAF Copilot technologies deliver the visibility, context, and response automation that organizations need to secure modern applications in real time,” said Anh Tien Vu, Industry Principal, Global Cybersecurity Practice at Frost & Sullivan.

Over the past five years, applications have evolved from static, monolithic structures into distributed, cloud-native, and AI-native ecosystems. Traditional security methods—such as static and dynamic testing or web application firewalls—are no longer sufficient to address the complexities of today’s environments. Miggo’s ADR platform redefines how organizations detect, prioritize, and respond to threats in production by offering continuous runtime observability and automated protection.

Guided by a vision to simplify and strengthen security operations, Miggo’s architecture enables deep, function-level visibility without the performance overhead or friction typical of legacy tools. Its DeepTracing™ technology leverages eBPF and OpenTelemetry to capture every function call as an execution trace, giving security teams real-time insights into how benign sequences evolve into exploit chains. This approach allows for instant blocking of threats such as logic abuse, prompt injection, and behavioral drift that legacy scanners routinely miss.

Miggo’s AppDNA capability extends its runtime observability by constructing dynamic dependency graphs that correlate user actions with APIs, code lines, and syscalls. This deep linkage provides precise reachability and blast-radius insights, empowering teams to act on verified, exploitable vulnerabilities rather than chasing theoretical ones. In addition, its WAF Copilot introduces predictive response capabilities, automatically generating and deploying custom protection rules within minutes—reducing time-to-exposure by more than 90% compared to traditional web application firewalls.

This award is a strong validation of Miggo’s mission to redefine how modern and AI-native applications are secured, “said Daniel Shechter, Miggo’s CEO and Co-Founder. “It underscores what our customers experience every day – moving from reactive firefighting to proactive, intelligent protection to match the speed and precision of AI-enabled attackers.”

Miggo’s approach stands apart from both traditional AppSec testing tools and emerging runtime solutions. While many tools depend on static analysis or post-incident forensics, Miggo’s real-time, agentless, and sensor-agnostic model allows organizations to ingest existing traces and logs for full coverage in under an hour—eliminating heavy instrumentation and enabling seamless deployment across hybrid environments. This not only accelerates protection but also delivers operational simplicity for both AppSec and SecOps teams.

The company’s innovation also translates to measurable customer outcomes. Deployments consistently demonstrate a 30x improvement in policy-violation detection time, reduced false positives, and a sharp decline in mean-time-to-detect (MTTD) and mean-time-to-respond (MTTR). Customers across regulated industries have reported faster release cycles and enhanced risk visibility without increasing AppSec overhead. Miggo’s flexible go-to-market model—through AWS Marketplace, MSSPs, and reseller channels—further strengthens its global accessibility and scalability.

Frost & Sullivan commends Miggo for setting a new benchmark in application security by unifying AI runtime observability, predictive intelligence, and automated enforcement in a single, adaptable platform. The company’s vision, agility, and product innovation continue to shape the evolution of application security, empowering enterprises to defend modern workloads with unprecedented precision and efficiency.

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Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents the New Product Innovation Recognition to a company that demonstrates outstanding product development and implementation, resulting in measurable market advancement, customer satisfaction, and competitive differentiation. This recognition honors organizations that are driving transformative innovation and shaping the future of their industries.

Frost & Sullivan Best Practices Recognition
Frost & Sullivan’s Best Practices Recognitions honor companies across regional and global markets that exhibit exceptional achievement and consistent excellence in areas such as leadership, technological innovation, customer experience, and strategic product development. Each recognition is the result of a rigorous analytical process in which Frost & Sullivan industry experts benchmark performance through comprehensive interviews, deep-dive analysis, and extensive secondary research. The goal is to identify true best-in-class organizations that are driving transformative growth and setting new industry standards.

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About Miggo
Miggo Security delivers AI runtime defense through its application detection and response (ADR) solution, empowering enterprises to identify and neutralize application threats. With its AI-augmented platform, Miggo helps organizations secure traditional, cloud-native and AI-driven applications at scale, reducing exposure windows by up to 99% and cutting operational overhead by 30% or more.

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AI Innovation Asia 2025 to guide executives from insight to impact in the AI economy

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SINGAPORE, Nov. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Economist Impact will host the 2nd annual AI Innovation Asia on December 2nd at The Four Seasons Singapore. This premier event returns to address a central challenge: while businesses know AI can drive growth, many struggle with implementation, governance and achieving return on investment. Kicking off the event, the opening ministerial keynote interview will feature Janil Puthucheary, senior minister of state, Ministry of Education, and Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment, Singapore.

The event will bring together 500 executives to focus on practical applications of AI that drive value through case studies and panel discussions. Attendees will gain access to top adopters, regulators and solution providers, receiving actionable strategies and proven tools for successfully scaling AI in Asia.

Speaking ahead of the event, chair Tom Standage, deputy editor, The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, said: “AI is attracting lots of attention and investment but getting it to deliver tangible results at scale is harder than it looks. At AI Innovation Asia, we will bring together representatives from companies across the region for a frank conversation about what works, what doesn’t and how to get the most from this exciting technology.”

Key themes include:

  • The regulatory outlook for firms in Asia: examining the compliance challenges of navigating a fragmented regulatory ecosystem.
  • Return on investment: how firms should measure their ROI on AI projects to justify spending and ensure profitability.
  • Agentic AI and CX: understanding what agentic AI means for customer experience and how firms can responsibly utilise it.
  • Explainable AI: addressing the ‘black box’ dilemma by examining how business leaders can maintain visibility in their AI systems without compromising effectiveness.

Other featured speakers include:

  • Aseem Puri, chief executive, Unilever International
  • Rowena Yeo, chief technology officer and global vice-president, technology services, Johnson & Johnson
  • Leaders from H&M, Airbus, Jaguar Land Rover, HSBC, Danone, AirAsia, DHL, Decathlon, Jardine Matheson, Klook and more.

Register: https://econint.co/p

AI Innovation Asia is sponsored by Boston Consulting Group, TikTok, Silverfort, Boomi, Lenovo and ViSenze.

About Economist Impact

Economist Impact empowers businesses, governments, and foundations to catalyse change and enable progress. We combine the rigour of a think tank with the creativity of a media brand, engaging an influential audience in the areas of sustainability, healthcare, and new globalisation.

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Karen Ma
Economist Impact
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