Kaspersky has launched an Industrial Control Systems Security Assessment service in Saudi Arabia, enhancing cybersecurity for critical infrastructure. The service identifies vulnerabilities across ICS components, supporting Saudi Arabia’s strategic vision for a secure industrial sector.
CNTXT has expanded its partnership with Google Cloud to launch Sovereign Controls by CNTXT, a cybersecurity solution in Saudi Arabia. The offering provides managed External Key Management (EKM) with Key Access Justifications (KAJ), enabling organizations to securely move sensitive workloads to the cloud while maintaining strict data sovereignty and regulatory compliance.
Pakistan’s telecom operators are undergoing a cybersecurity audit directed by the PTA to secure the country’s digital infrastructure. This audit will evaluate adherence to cybersecurity protocols, employee security clearance, and data protection measures, with findings set to guide future actions in enhancing national digital security.
The National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) has released its 2024 report, highlighting key economic indicators in Saudi Arabia’s cybersecurity sector. The…
Oman’s MTCIT has issued a comprehensive set of cybersecurity guidelines to enhance information security across government entities. These guidelines cover everything from basic security controls to social media security, aiming to standardize practices and protect valuable information assets against emerging cyber threats.
NTXT has expanded its partnership with Google Cloud to launch Sovereign Controls by CNTXT in Saudi Arabia. This cybersecurity solution helps local organizations meet stringent data sovereignty and security requirements, featuring an External Key Management service that enhances control and security for sensitive data migrated to the cloud.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) of Oman has launched the ‘La Tamshi Alaik’ campaign to combat cyber fraud. In collaboration with the Royal Oman Police, Cyber Defence Centre, and telecom companies, the campaign educates the public on preventing fraud, protecting user rights, and ensuring a secure digital environment in Oman.
Tunisia is tightening regulations on SIM card usage, mandating telecom operators to deactivate unidentified SIMs to combat cybercrime and fraud. The new measures include identity verification, updates to subscriber registers, and restrictions on SIM card sales, addressing the inflated subscriber numbers and multiple SIM card ownership issues.
Digital Rights Nepal has released two analysis papers scrutinizing Nepal’s cyber security policies. The papers critically assess the National Cyber Security Policy and the proposed National Internet Gateway, highlighting potential risks to human rights, internet freedom, and privacy due to increased surveillance and governmental control over digital content.
Tunisia’s Ministry of Communication Technologies and INT are cracking down on unregistered SIM cards to combat cybercrime and fraud. Telecom operators must deactivate improperly registered SIM cards until valid ID verification is completed. This initiative aims to update subscriber data, curb unauthorized SIM sales, and address inflated mobile subscriber figures in the country.
