Deal signed to boost UAE’s response to cyber-attacks

Deal signed to boost UAE’s response to cyber-attacks

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DUBAI / WAM

The UAE National Cyber Security Council and Injazat, the UAE’s home-grown technology champion in digital transformation, cloud, and cyber security, on Sunday announced the signing of a strategic memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the aim for further improving coordination and response time to potential cyber-attacks in the UAE.

The MoU was signed by Ussama Dahabiyeh, Chief Executive Officer at Injazat and Mohammed Hamad Al-Kuwaiti, Head of Cybersecurity for the Government of the UAE, at Intersec, the largest security exhibition in the Middle East region, currently underway in Dubai.

The MoU will enable all government and semi-government entities to be safeguarded by Injazat’s Cyber Fusion Centre’s ‘Detection and Response’ services.

The MoU will help ensure business continuity and digital protection while supporting the vitally important national sectors to achieve total digital transformation.

Underlining the UAE’s proactive approach to addressing the challenges caused by rapid digital technological development, the MoU will allow Injazat to provide standardised ‘Detection and Response’ services to all government entities at competitive rates and also train and equip UAE nationals in cyber security. In addition, it will enable Injazat to co-create and developfuture-facing cyber