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UAE Unveils Ambitious 50-Year Cybersecurity Vision

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is actively formulating a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy to counter digital threats and criminal activities over the next half-century. Dr. Mohammed Al Kuwaiti, the head of the UAE Cybersecurity Council, shared insights into this initiative, emphasizing its significance in enhancing the nation’s digital resilience and ability to

SIRA’s Metrology and Controlling Department

By: Khalid Abdulrahman Al-Hammadi Engineer Khalid Abdulrahman Al-Hammadi, Head of the Metrology and Monitoring Department at Sira, provides an overview of his department’s responsibilities, sections, and efforts to ensure compliance with security standards and regulations in the Emirate of Dubai The Metrology and Controlling Department is one of the main departments at the

How ISS Thrives in Saudi Arabia’s Market

ISS set out on a journey towards technological advancement in parallel with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, a transformative economic and social reform program. It plans to elevate the country‘s IT landscape by contributing a host of AI-driven innovations in a flourishing Middle Eastern market.  Since it first arrived in Saudi Arabia in 2020, Intelligent Security […]

Advanced Offers Middle East Versatile Scalable Solutions

Photo: Hossam Badwy, Business Development Manager, Middle East, and Africa, Advanced With customers in the Middle East using both EN and UL fire safety solutions, Advanced provides great flexibility by offering both. Options range from complex networked fire systems to simpler solutions for smaller sites, including wired, wireless, and hybrid applications. Hossam Badwy,

Staying Safe from Cyberattacks

Cyberattacks are increasingly common and costly, and all organizations are vulnerable. Last year, Statista reported that over 493.33 million ransomware attacks were detected by organizations worldwide, and Tekspace reported that global cyberattacks increased by 38% in 2022. IBM estimated that the global average data breach in 2022 cost $4.35 million Cyberattack protection