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Cybercrime damages set to total $10.5tn by 2025 warns SABIC official

By Deema A-Khudair - Jana Salloum - Waffa Wael - Nirmal Narayanan - Nour El-Shaeri ·

World must take cyberattacks as seriously as terrorism, Saudi energy minister warns

By Arab News ·

Information exchange vital for citizens’ protection against cybercrime: Interpol’s president

By Jana Salloum - Dana Abdelaziz ·

Energy sector's dependence on legacy systems makes it vulnerable to cyberattacks: Aramco CEO

By Dana Alomar ·

World needs over 8m cyber police to battle online crime: Nigerian Minister 

By Nirmal Narayanan  ·

Cybersecurity undermined by leading nations confronting each other: Ex-India foreign sec

By Nirmal Narayanan ·

Collaboration between sectors is vital to ensure cybersecurity in energy sector: Top officials

By Aqila Alasaeed   - Jana Salloum - Dana Alomar - Nirmal Narayanan ·
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GCF2022: Inclusion of women in cybersecurity workforce is the need of the hour

By Dana Alomar ·

‘Rethinking Cyber’ podcast features world’s thought leaders

By Arab News ·

Global Security Forum returns to Riyadh for second edition

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia to stage global cybersecurity forum in February

By Arab News ·

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