Ooredoo will participate in Milipol Qatar 2024, showcasing advanced ICT solutions focused on national security and business continuity. The company will highlight its managed security and IoT services, aligning with Qatar’s National Vision 2030. The event runs from October 29 to 31, 2024, at the Doha Exhibition Center.
Oman is enhancing its cybersecurity capabilities with new initiatives announced during the Regional Cybersecurity Week. Key developments include the CREST CAMP program, the Hadatha Center for the Cybersecurity Industry, and the Cybersecurity Industry Monitoring Centre, aimed at fostering local talent and addressing evolving cyber threats in the nation.
Anxinsec has established its global headquarters at the Abu Dhabi Global Market in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Investment Office. This move aims to enhance cybersecurity capabilities across the region, providing very-high-throughput services to 26 African countries and positioning the UAE as a leader in digital security solutions.
Cloudflare’s Q3 2024 report highlights significant increases in internet traffic and cyber threats in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The UAE experienced a 3% rise in traffic, while Saudi Arabia saw a 65% increase. Both countries face growing cybersecurity challenges, necessitating enhanced measures to protect their digital landscapes.
At the Intersec 2025 Summit in Dubai, global experts will discuss AI’s dual role in cybersecurity, focusing on enhancing defenses against increasingly sophisticated AI-driven threats.
Gulf Business Machines (GBM) has partnered with Splunk to enhance digital solutions in the Gulf region, covering the UAE, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain. This collaboration aims to integrate advanced data analytics and cybersecurity capabilities, empowering businesses to optimize performance and strengthen their digital resilience amid ongoing transformations.
Cybersecurity threats in the UAE surged in 2024, with malware detections up by 65.3%. Acronis is addressing these concerns through partnerships, AI-driven solutions, and its new Cyber Cloud Data Centre in Abu Dhabi, aiming to bolster defenses against emerging threats like ransomware and IoT vulnerabilities.
Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Egypt recorded the highest number of data breaches in the region.
GBM’s 12th annual security report highlights AI’s growing role in cybersecurity across the Middle East. The report emphasizes the importance of balancing AI-driven innovation with data privacy and compliance challenges, calling for greater collaboration between public and private sectors.
Dubai Electronic Security Centre (DESC) has certified 950 cloud-based services for over 100 government entities, strengthening Dubai’s position as a leader in cybersecurity. The initiatives aim to safeguard the emirate’s cyberspace while promoting technological advancement and economic growth.
