Resecurity, a U.S.-based cybersecurity and threat intelligence company, has announced a strategic partnership with Riyadh-headquartered D4DS (Data & Decision Support Consulting in Telecommunications and Information Technology) to enhance advanced cybersecurity capabilities across Saudi Arabia. The collaboration is designed to support the Kingdom’s rapidly expanding digital ecosystem while aligning with the national priorities outlined in Vision 2030.
With the acceleration of the digital transformation of the government, finance sector, oil sector, and large businesses in the UAE, organizations are finding themselves subject to much more complex cyber attacks than before. The alliance will leverage the worldwide threat intelligence capabilities of Resecurity and the presence of D4DS in the UAE in order to make their cybersecurity much more proactive.
As a result of this partnership, organizations in the kingdom would get better access to intelligence-based security solutions for countering future risks in addition to ensuring compliance with new regulations on data security. The synergy between Resecurity’s expertise in advanced threat intelligence analysis in addition to D4DS’s knowledge in the kingdom’s surroundings is expected to help these organizations adopt a new paradigm in cybersecurity.
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One of the important aspects of this collaboration is bolstering cyber resilience, which will continue to grow as digital infrastructure increases in size. It is expected that the offerings from this partnership will help their clients protect themselves against cyber fraud, identity attacks, external threats, and difficult incident response. Not only will this improve their defense, but trust in digital services will be reinforced.
The alliance is also a testament to a deeper commitment to facilitating a secure digital transformation across Saudi Arabia. Through creating stronger collaboration between a global intelligence firm and a prominent consulting company locally, Resecurity and D4DS are working towards a more secure digital ecosystem that supports innovation.
The end result of the joint venture is beneficial for Saudi Arabia in that it is a step towards realizing its cybersecurity goals in that it not only assists in overcoming cybersecurity threats but also in developing sustainable cybersecurity strategies. The growing use of digital technologies in Saudi Arabia makes projects of this nature extremely important.