February 3, 2025

Du To Boost Telecom Sector Cybersecurity Powered By Microsoft

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du, from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), recently announced a partnership with Microsoft to integrate cutting-edge unified security products, managed services, and threat intelligence
du from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC) announces partnership with Microsoft. Image Credit-du

du, from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), recently announced a partnership with Microsoft to integrate cutting-edge unified security products, managed services, and threat intelligence. Industry sources added that this alliance will focus on revolutionizing cybersecurity practices within the telecom sector, ensuring the highest level of protection for du’s network and customer data.

Industry sources added that as a global technology leader, Microsoft delivers a comprehensive suite of software, services, and solutions. The company’s commitment to security, privacy, and compliance aligns with du’s mission to offer a secure and dependable telecommunications experience to its customers.

Industry sources further affirmed that additionally to the technology integration, du will benefit from Microsoft’s managed services, which offer expert oversight and continuous monitoring of security systems. This dedicated support will offer a proactive detection and response to potential threats, ensuring swift mitigation and minimizing any potential impact on du’s operations.

Furthermore, Microsoft’s threat intelligence capabilities will provide du with actionable insights into emerging cyber threats. This knowledge will empower du to implement proactive defense measures, staying ahead of malicious actors and ensuring the utmost protection for its customers’ sensitive information.

Yazan Al Khasawneh, Cybersecurity Director for Microsoft UAE

Yazan Al Khasawneh, Cybersecurity Director for Microsoft UAE, stated: “We are pleased to collaborate with du and bring our advanced unified security solutions, managed services, and threat intelligence to enhance their cybersecurity posture. By using Microsoft’s expertise, du is well-equipped to navigate the evolving threat landscape and fortify their network against potential cyber risks, setting new benchmarks for security in the telecom industry.”

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