Enoc Group has modernized its on-premises and cloud infrastructure with Commvault’s AI-powered solutions, improving operational efficiency, reducing overheads, and ensuring business continuity. By leveraging Commvault’s hybrid cloud security and data protection systems, Enoc achieved significant time and cost savings, enhancing cybersecurity and data management across its network.
NITDA and Cisco have signed an MoU to advance AI and smart agriculture in Nigeria. This partnership will implement pilot projects in AI, broadband, smart agriculture, and technology learning hubs, aligning with national goals for digitisation, food security, and economic growth.
Core42, a G42 company, has launched the JAIS Chat mobile app for iOS, offering bilingual English and Arabic AI-driven communication. Built on the powerful JAIS 30B model, JAIS Chat excels in both languages and is designed to enhance government communications, customer service automation, and workforce enablement across various sectors.
The Sri Lankan government is set to draft a National Cyber Security Act to enhance digital safety. Announced by State Minister Kanaka Herath, the act addresses the need spurred by Sri Lankans’ 74 million social media accounts. This move is part of the broader National Digital Strategy 2030.
In an era where the younger generation displays a significant interest in gadgets, Kaspersky, an international cybersecurity firm, has collaborated with the Cadi Ayad school in Casablanca to host a “Family Day” aimed at educating children about the importance of information technology.
The Kaspersky report for 2023 reveals Morocco ranks 15th globally for online infections, with 19.5% of users facing malware threats. This places the country in a high-risk category for cyber attacks, emphasizing the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures.
Trend Micro partners with Mobily to enhance cybersecurity in Saudi Arabia, offering advanced solutions and tailored cloud security for businesses.
Kaspersky announces its participation in the Black Hat 2023 conference in Riyadh, showcasing its new Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solution and Threat Intelligence service. These solutions, designed to enhance cybersecurity for organizations in Saudi Arabia, align with the country’s data sovereignty and privacy standards. Mohamad Hashem, General Manager of Kaspersky in KSA & Bahrain, highlights the company’s growth and commitment to supporting digital transformation security.
Resecurity, a global cybersecurity leader, has expanded its reach by opening a new office in Manama, Bahrain, with the support of the Bahrain Economic Development Board. This strategic move aims to serve the GCC market more effectively and includes the launch of a technology hub to train graduates in cybersecurity. Bahrain’s advanced digital policies and infrastructure offer an ideal environment for Resecurity’s growth and commitment to providing cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions.
