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To Improve OT Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection in Saudi Arabia, CQR and Sirar by STC Have Signed an Agreement

To Improve OT Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection in Saudi Arabia, CQR and Sirar by STC Have Signed an Agreement

In order to provide specialised cybersecurity solutions and services for operational technology (OT), Internet of Things (IoT), and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) environments throughout the Kingdom, CQR (Absolute Solution for Cybersecurity Co.), Saudi Arabia’s first company specialising in OT cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection, has signed a Master Services Agreement (MSA) with Sirar by Stc.

In order to create an integrated model that helps organisations safeguard their vital assets and operations while addressing the increasing cyber risks facing industrial and operational environments, the agreement combines CQR’s Saudi-developed technologies and specialised industrial cybersecurity expertise with Sirar by Stc’s managed cybersecurity capabilities.
FENNEC, CQR’s platform created in Saudi Arabia especially to safeguard vital infrastructure and intricate industrial settings, is at the center of the partnership. Together with process-aware security monitoring, continuous compliance, and dynamic risk intelligence, the platform offers thorough, up-to-date visibility into critical assets, allowing organisations to better understand cyber risks that could impact production, safety, and business continuity.

By combining CQR’s technical and industrial know-how with Sirar by Stc’s managed cybersecurity capabilities, the agreement also supports the common goal of CQR and Sirar by Stc to create a sovereign, AI-enabled OT and IoT Cybersecurity Monitoring and Assurance Center. The goal of the proposed center is to improve local capacities for safeguarding vital infrastructure and operational environments throughout the Kingdom.

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