Cyble and Infratech Partner to Revolutionize Cybersecurity Solutions

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Cyble and Infratech Forge Strategic Partnership to Enhance Cybersecurity in the Middle East

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, November 29, 2024 – In a significant move to bolster cybersecurity in the Middle East, Cyble, a leading AI-powered cybersecurity firm, has partnered with Infratech Co, a prominent business technology solutions provider. The partnership was formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed at the Black Hat MEA 2024 event, marking a new chapter in regional cybersecurity collaboration.

The MoU was inked by Eng. Ghannam Alghannam, Vice President of Business Development at Infratech, and Mandar Patil, Founding Member & SVP – Global Sales & Customer Success at Cyble. This alliance combines Cyble’s cutting-edge AI-driven threat intelligence with Infratech’s extensive knowledge of the Middle Eastern market, aiming to deliver innovative and scalable cybersecurity solutions tailored to local needs.

“This partnership with Infratech represents a pivotal step forward in our mission to empower businesses with world-class cybersecurity capabilities,” stated Mandar Patil. He emphasized the importance of merging AI expertise with regional insights to enhance how organizations can anticipate and mitigate cyber threats.

The collaboration seeks to tackle pressing cybersecurity challenges in the region by expanding market opportunities, innovating with state-of-the-art AI technology, and enhancing cyber resilience. By leveraging Cyble’s capabilities in dark web monitoring and digital risk intelligence, the partnership aims to safeguard organizations against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.

As cyber risks continue to evolve, this alliance not only signifies a milestone for both companies but also sets a new standard for cybersecurity excellence in the Middle East. Together, Cyble and Infratech are committed to empowering businesses to protect their digital assets and build resilience against future cyber challenges.

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