Spire Solutions announced the appointment of Ehab Derbas as the new country manager for Saudi Arabia. Derbas has extensive experience in sales and management, with an emphasis on IT and cyber security.Read More…
According to a new initiative launched by the National Cybersecurity Authority of Saudi Arabia, it will train around 800 young Saudi men and women on cyber security in with a aim to raise the efficiency of government employees working in cyber securityRead More…
VirtuPort’s CEO Eng. Samer Omar , announced that more than 100 Saudi students are expected to participate in the two-day Hackathon including offensive and defensive challenges more advanced than anything previously held in the region.Read More…
Trend Micro, the leading cyber security vendor now with the launch of the Trend Micro Saudi Academy for Cybersecurity exclusively targeting Saudi nationals aims to address the shortage of local expertise needed to keep KSA’s digital space secure.Read More…
The Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming and Drones announced the opening of registration for “Hajj Hackathon”, an event that promises to attract leading programmers from around the world to innovatively leverage technology to enrich and enhance the Hajj experience for pilgrims.Read More…
Following an overwhelmingly positive reception to its training events in Riyadh and Khobar last year, The global leaders in cyber security training, SANS Institute after experiencing overwhelmingly positive reception to its training events in Saudi Arabia earlier has decided to return back with a six-day training event, ‘SANS Riyadh July 2018’Read More…
ESET, the leading IT security solutions provider joined hands with Saudi Arabia based distributor, Al Falak Electronic Equipment & Supplies Co to promote and distribute ESET’s Endpoint Protection; Data Protection and Technology Alliances to meet the growing customer demand among businesses in Saudi Arabia. The addition of ESET solutions toRead More…
In 2017, Saudi Arabia’s education sector was most affected by malware, followed by government, and telecommunications. Other sectors also affected were healthcare, manufacturing, and oil & gas. Furthermore, of the 1.7 billion known ransomware threats globally in 2017, the Kingdom accounted for 0.55%.Read More…
