The UAE digital government improves efficiency, transparency, and security in all sectors by bringing change in all the sectors. The organizations that run businesses in the UAE should be in tandem with its digital government structures to ensure they are competitive
The increasing pressure on organizations in the Middle East is to defend their digital assets and demonstrate their compliance with the UAE Cybersecurity Regulations. Attackers are increasingly more sophisticated and are targeting critical infrastructure, financial systems, and government ecosystems; security teams
Security leaders no longer use assumptions to secure their surroundings. Rather, they proactively use map key controls in real-world testing to ascertain whether the defenses will function smoothly during times of trouble. Attackers continually develop their strategies; therefore, an organization must
The use of Purple Teaming in helping achieve the NCA and SAMA requirements on cybersecurity in KSA. In Saudi Arabia, there is a fast-changing digital landscape that continuously poses a threat to the cybersecurity of organizations. They have stringent policies that
The occurrence of cyberattacks is increasing in pace and complexity; organizations should not rely on reactive lines of defense. In lieu of failure to reveal any weaknesses through breaches, intelligent leaders will test their defenses ahead of attackers. The combination of
In Saudi Arabia and the UAE, cybersecurity leaders are under pressure to demonstrate that their investments are paying off. Most Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) face the challenge of balancing operational requirements and emerging threats while managing large budgets. It is
The issue of cyber threats is constantly changing, and hence the organisations should select security strategies that will safeguard their revenue, reputation, and operations. Most leaders are no longer taking MDR vs SOC technically, but as a business case. MDR vs
Organizations are becoming increasingly vulnerable to regional cyber threats as they rapidly transition into digital entities. Traditional defenses are not sufficient for use by security teams. They have to take a proactive role in using purple teaming to ensure the coordination
GCC cybersecurity budgets are under pressure. On the one hand, there is an escalating number of cyber threats and their complexity. Conversely, organizations have to explain all the dirhams and riyals that they spend. That is why the decision regarding the
Purple teaming is the incorporation of both offensive red team and defensive blue team practices into a continuous evidence-based security validation program. Instead of adversarial evaluation, purple teaming is a cooperative approach, in which the two teams collaborate openly to test,