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Businesses in the Middle East are witnessing an increased number of threats. While prevention is important, preparation for the worst-case scenario is equally critical. That’s where Digital Forensics and Incident

Global companies face one nonstop challenge: keeping their mobile devices secure, efficient, and compliant across borders. Employees now use smartphones, tablets, and laptops to work anywhere, and every connection increases

Cybersecurity threats evolve faster than most organizations can track. Attackers no longer rely only on brute force or simple malware. Instead, they exploit insider threats, compromised accounts, and unusual user

Data has become the lifeblood of modern businesses, especially in the Middle East, where corporates are rapidly adopting cloud solutions, hybrid infrastructures, and digital transformation initiatives. However, with this growth

Cybercriminals keep finding new ways to bypass defenses. Traditional firewalls and antivirus tools often fail when facing advanced threats like zero-day malware, ransomware, or sophisticated phishing attacks. That’s where cloud

Cyber threats in the GCC financial sector are no longer occasional risks; they are daily battles. From phishing schemes to advanced ransomware, attackers target banks and financial institutions with relentless

The oil and gas industry fuels economies worldwide, and in Saudi Arabia, it is the backbone of national progress. Yet, with this importance comes vulnerability. Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition

Gulf enterprises face an unprecedented wave of cyber threats in 2025. From AI-driven attacks to complex ransomware campaigns, no organization is completely safe. Moreover, these threats not only target sensitive

Organizations in critical sectors cannot rely solely on traditional security measures. They need proactive strategies to identify weaknesses and strengthen defenses. Two common approaches that organizations adopt are Red Team

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Saudi Arabia face growing cyber threats every day. Hackers constantly use advanced tools, phishing attacks, and ransomware to exploit weak points. Many SMEs, however,

Data privacy has become the backbone of modern business in the Gulf region. With the introduction of the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), every GCC company must now rethink how

Data breaches can cost businesses trust, revenue, and compliance status in Saudi Arabia. SDAIA faces the daily challenge of protecting millions of personal records while enabling innovation. Thankfully, Large Language

Cyber threats are getting sophisticated, frequent, and costly. Organizations must adapt quickly or risk severe consequences. So, AI-powered cybersecurity is no longer optional; it’s essential. Saudi Arabia recognized this challenge

Banks face nonstop threats in today’s digital world. Cybercriminals use smarter tools every day, and financial institutions cannot afford weak defense lines. Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) and AI models

The AI SAMA compliance in Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA) has set strict guidelines to protect financial data and maintain resilience against growing cyber threats for Saudi businesses. Meeting these

Businesses struggle to keep up with threats that evolve daily. Cybercriminals use automation, artificial intelligence, and advanced tools to break into systems faster than traditional defenses can react. Because of

Cyber attackers no longer wait until office hours, and traditional defenses often react too slowly. That is why Saudi Arabia has started using large language models (LLMs) as part of

Risk is no longer just a technical challenge; it’s a business survival issue. Every data breach, phishing attempt, or compliance gap has a direct impact on trust, brand reputation, and

Staying compliant is not an easy task in 2025. Rules keep shifting, data keeps growing, and risks keep multiplying. If your business wants to keep up, you need more than

Staying compliant with ISO standards is tough. Businesses in Saudi Arabia face strict regulations, demanding audits, and constant pressure to prove data security. Yet compliance is no longer optional—it’s a