Digital Pakistan has signed an MoU with the Young Journalists Association to enhance digital literacy and cybersecurity awareness in Pakistan. The partnership will provide media outlets with expert content, workshops, and crisis management support. The initiative aims to foster a digitally empowered society while addressing issues like misinformation.
Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC) has opened registration for its “Development of Skills in Cyber Security” program, designed to provide Jordanian university students with essential cybersecurity training. The 120-hour program combines theoretical and practical experience, guided by experts, and takes place at the Aqaba National Vocational Training Complex.
Resecurity, a global cybersecurity leader, will be the Cybersecurity Partner at the Oman AI Summit 2025, where it will showcase its solutions to protect digital identities and enhance resilience. This participation supports Oman’s Vision 2040 and the company’s expanding cybersecurity presence in the Middle East.
The NCSC has issued a cybersecurity advisory to government office employees, detailing steps to enhance security for communication systems, networks, and digital devices. The advisory covers topics such as strong passwords, safe use of devices, mobile security, and phishing prevention to protect against increasing cyber threats.
The Global Cybersecurity Forum (GCF) and the World Economic Forum (WEF) have launched the Centre for Cyber Economics (CCE) in Riyadh to address the economic challenges and opportunities of cybersecurity. The Centre aims to enhance global resilience, foster collaboration, and develop models to improve cybersecurity investment and growth.
Nayatel has partnered with Agile Managex Technologies to deliver Bitdefender’s top-tier cybersecurity solutions across Pakistan. This collaboration aims to enhance endpoint security for businesses, offering AI-powered malware detection, real-time protection, and centralized management, helping protect against sophisticated cyber threats as Pakistan’s IT sector continues to grow.
Jordan has ranked 20th globally and 1st among Arab nations in the National Cyber Security Index (NCSI), a key global cybersecurity measure. The country also made a significant improvement in the Global Cybersecurity Index, moving from 71st to 27th place, reflecting its robust cybersecurity management.
Nigeria’s growing vulnerability to digital threats worsened in 2024, with a rise in attacks targeting government and financial sectors. Despite efforts by agencies like NITDA and NCC, localized cybersecurity strategies remain underdeveloped. Experts stress the need for proactive measures, risk analysis, and stronger collaboration to enhance digital resilience in 2025.
Diriyah Company has partnered with the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones (SAFCSP) to enhance digital security as Diriyah transforms into a cultural hub. The collaboration focuses on protecting digital infrastructure, providing training programs, and fostering a cybersecurity culture, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
Diriyah Co. has partnered with the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones (SAFCSP) to enhance the digital security of Diriyah city. The agreement includes joining BugBounty, offering training programs, and recruiting cybersecurity talent. The collaboration aims to protect the city’s digital infrastructure and support Saudi Vision 2030.
