Global security hubs in 抖阴短视频 will strengthen efforts to tackle cybercrimes: SAMI CEO

Walid Abukhaled was speaking at the Global Cybersecurity Forum in Riyadh.
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RIYADH: Establishing 鈥済lobal or regional鈥� command and control centers in 抖阴短视频 to counter cyber threats is seen as a 鈥渨in-win鈥� in enhancing international cooperation, according to Walid Abukhaled, CEO of 抖阴短视频n Military Industries. 

Speaking at the Global Cybersecurity Forum in Riyadh on Wednesday, Abukhaled highlighted that such a 鈥渉ub鈥�, which various countries can be part of, could facilitate the sharing of regulatory reforms, information on threat types, best practices, and mutual learning. 

He said: 鈥淭here is a direct relationship between the safety, security, and prosperity of any nation. Foreign investments are always linked to the safety and security of any nation, so if a country wants to invest in another country, they look at the safety and security of that nation.鈥�  

The SAMI CEO added: 鈥淭he future is all about cyber, and this is huge security about protecting strategic assets and investments.鈥� 

Megat Zuhairy bin Megat, CEO of the National Cyber Security Agency in Malaysia, emphasized that 鈥済lobal collaboration鈥� is 鈥渢he fifth pillar of national cybersecurity strategy.鈥� 

He said: 鈥淲e have been communicating and collaborating with our cybersecurity entities around the world.鈥� 

The CEO added: 鈥淲e have our command center in Malaysia. We share our intelligence with Singapore, Indonesia, and the rest of the world. However, without the capability and capacity of us receiving the information, we will not be able to translate that better whether it is a real threat or not, for example.鈥� 

Felix Barrio Juarez, director general of the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute, indicated that in the EU, they are currently enhancing standardization processes to establish a set of requirements.  

Juarez added: 鈥淲e have to talk about national sovereignty in terms of technology, and cybersecurity allows this.鈥� 

Abdulrahman Ali Al-Malki, president of the National Cyber Security Agency in Qatar, said: "Nations that dedicated large budgets for cybersecurity have benefited in the short and long term from attracting the global solutions and establishing the appropriate infrastructure for new future projects.鈥� 

This has attracted 鈥渋nternational companies plus safeguarding assets in the country from cyberattacks and their consequences in restoring services." Al-Malki added.