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The adoption of clouds continues to increase in regulated sectors. Nonetheless, compliance pressure increases at the same rate. Privacy, cybersecurity, and governance responsibilities are becoming overlapping, and now organizations have

The adoption of cloud in the GCC is also increasing rapidly. Workloads are being pushed to the cloud by governments, banks, as well as healthcare providers and enterprises seeking speed

Saudi Vision 2030 centers on digital government. In that respect, the ministries and semi-government organisations should upgrade the old systems to make them scalable and innovative. However, the information of

Organizations continue to move workloads to the cloud at an unprecedented pace. As a result, security teams must protect dynamic environments that change by the minute. However, traditional security models

The use of cloud services in Saudi businesses continues to accelerate with the digital transformation, particularly in sensitive data, healthcare, energy, and government sectors, in the context of Vision 2030. Nevertheless,

It was through multi-cloud strategies that organizations found the ability to be flexible, resilient, and have a quicker pace of innovation. Nonetheless, this way of doing things, especially with the

Contemporary cyberattacks do not have patterns anymore. Rather, attackers are silent, amalgamate tactics, and trust vulnerabilities between endpoints, networks, identities, and cloud workloads. Due to this change, older security tools

Organizations are using a hybrid environment to be flexible and remain competitive. Nevertheless, such a mixed infrastructure equally attracts attackers who are eager to find loopholes between cloud and on-prem

Modern businesses are operated by cloud applications, but they also become targets of attackers who use unknown vulnerabilities. Zero-day attacks occur before the vendor has released software patches to counter

The software industry is very busy, with DevOps teams always aiming to deliver features in the shortest amount of time, be able to scale effortlessly, and achieve user experiences. However,

Email remains central to contemporary communication. Due to that, intruders have been targeting inboxes more and more precisely. Nonetheless, the advent of artificial intelligence has altered the face of threats

Threats are flowing dynamically between endpoints, email, servers, cloud workloads, and identities. Regrettably, most organizations continue to use siloed solutions that do not have the ability to see the entire

The contemporary Security Operations Centers are under constant pressure. Alerts, tools, and deadlines are the task of analysts, and attackers are getting increasingly quicker daily. This makes teams unable to

Hybrid environments are flexible, fast, and in control. They are, however, also accompanied by complexity that attackers are very keen to take advantage of. The integration of on-premises infrastructure with

One challenge that remains consistent in contemporary SOC teams is the lack of visibility, which slows the detection and response. Despite the arrival of alerts every second, analysts have yet

Security operations centers are subject to endless pressure daily. Notifications are not stop-and-go; the threats develop faster, and the anticipations of quick reactions grow. Therefore, SOC analysts usually have problems

Organizations are currently under intense pressure to safeguard personal data without breaching rigid regulations within specified time frames. Meanwhile, the Personal Data Protection Law in Saudi Arabia has also increased

Cyberattacks no longer occur as unexpected, one-time events. Instead, they happen daily and often escalate faster than teams anticipate. Manual responses make organizations sluggish with the ever-growing threats that are

The increasing problem of modern security teams is alarming feeds and a lack of clarity. All tools generate signals, but the majority of signals are not contextual. This makes analysts

More than ever, security operations centers are under pressure. The areas of attack are ever-growing, the number of alerts is increasing at an alarming rate, and the number of experts