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“@HACK has been a tremendous success, with highly enthusiastic participation from the global and regional cybersecurity communities and from Saudi Arabia’s own growing cybersecurity community,” said Faisal Al-Khamisi, Chairman of the Saudi Federation SAFCSP.

At Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, participants and cyber security professionals embarked on an insightful, informative, and extremely beneficial trip guided by the pillars of hacking, making, building, and breaking (ADNEC).

“Blockchain industry involves so many important topics, and we’re happy to cover range of themes that the Gulf region is engaged with during the greatest event of the month, Gulf Blockchain Week,” says Juwan Lee.

The annual HITB+CyberWeek 2021, under the four pillars of Hacking, Making, Building, and Breaking, the event will include a recognized panel of international experts to analyze the industry's shifting landscape.

“It gives us immense pleasure to launch @Hack, region's largest hacking and infosec event, during Riyadh Season in November – three times larger than any cyber security event happened before in MEA.” said, Faisal Al-Khamisi.

As far as the next recession is concerned, no one can predict when or how it will occur. Nevertheless, we know there are different ways to prepare for it today than there used to be.

Sophos released the Sophos 2022 Threat Report, which highlights how ransomware's black hole is attracting other cyberthreats to form one vast, linked ransomware delivery system– with serious ramifications for IT security.

“It’s not a coincidence that ‘CIAO BELLA!’ NFT is being issued in Dubai, a city that is playing a decisive leadership role in worldwide digital transformation, by embracing Blockchain and digital assets”, says Ciro Arianna.

As work-from-home models are being normalized amongst many organizations in the Middle East, it is important for security teams to have visibility into all of the IoT devices being connected on corporate networks.

“In 2021, cyber criminals adapted their attack strategy to exploit vaccination mandates, elections and the shift to hybrid working, to target organizations’ supply chains and networks to achieve maximum disruption,” said Maya Horowitz.