The 3rd Gulf Cyber Security
Event description
The demand of governments and companies for cyber solutions, to protect infrastructures from the dangers of these attacks, a recent study predicted the growth of the cybersecurity sector at large rates in the coming years, with the increase in the need for cybersecurity, which is likely to witness tremendous growth, a study conducted by Global Market Insights estimated that the value of the cybersecurity sector will double to $300 billion by 2024, and that the pace of competition among companies operating in the sector will intensify, especially in the Middle East and North Africa, and expectations indicate an increase in the value of the cybersecurity market in the Middle East and North Africa. Africa to reach $2.89 billion by 2026, with an annual growth rate of 7.92% over the period from 2021 to 2026. Which illustrates the importance of addressing these topics and following their global developments to support and protect the content of the cloud space for the State of Kuwait and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to confront cyber attacks that target the infrastructure of countries,
- The uses of artificial intelligence technologies.
- Digital transformation, the Internet of things, smart cities.
- Advanced systems for the communications and information sector.
- Cyber attacks, threats and risks to the supply chain.
- Threats and risks facing the supply chain, and the integration of security system components.
- Cyber integration of critical IT infrastructure, operational technologies, and the Internet of Things
- The National Cyber Security Strategy.
- Threats, crimes and electronic intrusions.