Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. (CETI) has successfully registered with Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), opening the door to bid on a $100M annual remediation project. The company’s Hybrid TDS SWD water remediation system, which removes contaminants up to 400 times more effectively than EPA standards, positions CETI for significant growth.
Cyber First Qatar 2025 brought together over 300 cybersecurity leaders to discuss enhancing the country’s digital security, in alignment with Qatar’s National Cybersecurity Strategy 2024–2030. The event highlighted AI’s role in cybersecurity, efforts to protect critical infrastructure, and initiatives to foster innovation and resilience in Qatar’s digital transformation.
A Kaspersky survey reveals that over half of Egyptian teenagers (53%) hide their online activities from their parents, with many concealing time spent online and visiting adult content sites. The study emphasizes the need for open communication and parental control tools to safeguard children’s digital safety.
Nigeria’s NITDA has signed an MoU with SecDojo to enhance the country’s cybersecurity capabilities through targeted capacity-building programs. The partnership, unveiled at GITEX Africa 2025, will establish a Cybersecurity Academy, offer advanced training, and foster research initiatives to bridge the cybersecurity talent gap.
The Global Cybersecurity Forum’s latest report highlights key trends for securing cyberspace in 2025. It focuses on cybersecurity readiness, emerging risks, and new opportunities, emphasizing technological advancements like AI and IoT, the cybersecurity skills gap, and the need for international collaboration to ensure a secure and resilient future.
Trend Micro is enhancing Qatar’s cybersecurity landscape with AI-driven solutions and a new hub focused on talent development and proactive threat intelligence. By addressing the global cybersecurity skills gap, the company is supporting Qatar’s digital transformation efforts and reinforcing the nation’s leadership in secure, innovative digital infrastructure.
Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb confirmed that Bangladesh plans to issue the ‘Cyber Safety Ordinance’ soon, boosting digital safety. At the event on digital growth, speakers discussed Bangladesh’s goals to become a leading AI hub by 2030, with aspirations for e-Government ranking, skilled ICT professionals, and a stronger digital economy.
An Algerian hacker group, “Jabaroot DZ,” attacked the CNSS on April 8, leaking personal data of nearly 2 million employees. While much of the data was found to be inaccurate, the breach raised concerns about the CNSS’s digital security. The attack was reportedly in retaliation for Moroccan hackers’ actions.
The cyber conflict between Morocco and Algeria escalated as Moroccan hackers retaliated for a previous breach of Morocco’s National Social Security Fund. They infiltrated Algeria’s Social Security Fund, leaking 13 GB of sensitive data. This marks a dangerous escalation in the ongoing digital war between the two nations.
Bahrain FinTech Bay has partnered with ZenData Security to offer specialized cybersecurity training in the financial sector. The program, launching in June, will cover key topics like threat identification, security protocols, and incident response, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity awareness and capabilities in Bahrain’s fintech ecosystem.
