Seclore has opened its new headquarters in Riyadh to support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, introducing the Secure 2030 initiative. This initiative will provide data protection, secure collaboration, and regulatory compliance solutions to Saudi enterprises, government agencies, and critical infrastructure sectors, aligning with the country’s digital transformation and cybersecurity priorities.
Northstar Telecom has partnered with SonicWall to offer Firewall as a Service in Bahrain. This fully-managed service provides businesses with advanced threat protection, 24/7 security monitoring, and expert oversight, all within a simple monthly plan. The service is available exclusively with Northstar Telecom’s Business Fibre Broadband.
Northstar Telecom has partnered with SonicWall to offer Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) in Bahrain. This managed solution provides 24/7 threat protection and security monitoring for businesses of all sizes, ensuring seamless security and connectivity. The service is available with Northstar’s Business Fiber Broadband for a simple monthly plan.
Oman is accelerating its digital transformation, with plans to digitize 80% of government services by 2025. The ‘Tahawul’ programme has reached 73% completion, improving efficiency, cybersecurity, and data sharing. The government is introducing new platforms and policies to align with Oman Vision 2040.
Nepal Telecom has urged customers to use mobile data for digital payments instead of public WiFi, citing security risks. Public WiFi exposes users to fraud and hacking, while mobile data offers a more secure option. NTC also offers affordable data packs to encourage safer transactions.
Egypt’s internet users have reached over 82 million, and the country has earned global recognition for its cybersecurity efforts, ranking among the top 12 nations in the Global Cybersecurity Index. Despite rising cyber risks, Egypt remains committed to enhancing digital security and supporting global cybersecurity initiatives.
Egypt has seen a significant rise in internet users and earned top global cybersecurity rankings, despite rising cyber threats. The country ranks second in Africa for cyberattacks, with data breaches targeting multiple sectors. In response, Positive Technologies will host a cybersecurity event in Cairo to foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
KATIM and e& UAE have partnered to enhance the security of critical communication technologies. The collaboration focuses on developing ultra-secure smartphones, data protection gateways, and encrypted communication apps. This initiative aims to push the boundaries of cybersecurity and provide advanced encryption to ensure data integrity for all users.
Indra has partnered with Katim to provide advanced mobile security solutions for NATO countries and government agencies. The collaboration will focus on certifying mobile phones for NATO Confidential and national-level security, offering encrypted communications. The alliance combines Katim’s expertise in cybersecurity with Indra’s defense technology experience.
Dr. Mohammed Hamad Al Kuwaiti, Chairman of the UAE Cybersecurity Council, highlighted the nation’s advanced cybersecurity system that predicts and mitigates over 50,000 daily cyberattacks. He also discussed the country’s focus on defending critical sectors and its efforts to counter misinformation and deepfake threats through exercises at IDEX and NAVDEX 2025.
