Kaspersky commences operations in Saudi Arabia’s latest office

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Kaspersky recently announced adding Saudi Arabia to its ever-expanding global network of offices. Kaspersky claimed to be operating in 200 nations and territories with 34 offices in more than 30 nations. The new office will be located in Riyadh.

Kaspersky further added that Saudi Arabia ranked first in Cybersecurity readiness in the Middle East and North Africa territory according to the Global Cybersecurity Index. Adding to the efforts to build a robust cybersecurity infrastructure, the Kingdom also introduced a National Cybersecurity Strategy.

According to the Cybersecurity Industry sources, there are numerous similar initiatives underway to ensure future readiness with a digital-first approach, adoption of technologies like 5G, IoT, and artificial intelligence by the Kingdom will potentially increase cybercriminal interest and provide new avenues for targeted attacks and cyberthreats.

Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of Kaspersky

Emphasizing the importance of establishing a regional office in the Kingdom, Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of Kaspersky, said: โ€œWe are looking forward to opening a new office in Saudi Arabia. It is both a key market and international business hub in the Middle East region. Given the evolving nature of cyberthreats, this step will further contribute to ensuring that our local clients and partners have access to best-in-class cybersecurity solutions to protect their businesses and infrastructure. I am convinced that establishing a regional office will also underline our strong commitment in guiding, sharing our expertise with, and supporting the region in enhancing its cybersecurity resilience and sustainable growth.โ€

Mohamad Hashem, General Manager, KSA & Bahrain at Kaspersky

Mohamad Hashem, General Manager, KSA & Bahrain at Kaspersky remarked, โ€œSaudi Arabia continues to be a priority market for Kaspersky in the region. As the country moves forward in its innovation and digital-first agenda at great speed, there is a need for a strong cybersecurity posture. This can be achieved only if companies across all industries learn, understand, educate, adapt, and invest in cybersecurity solutions with true potential. Our presence, commitment, and focus in Saudi Arabia are on giving organizations in Saudi Arabia the power, expertise, and knowledge to deliver on their promise to keep their customers and citizens protected.โ€

Kaspersky also claims to have detected and blocked approximately 124 million threats in Saudi Arabia during 2021. Establishing this new office in Saudi Arabia is a milestone in Kasperskyโ€™s roadmap stated by the firm as its focus to secure over 400 million users and 240,000 corporate clients globally.

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