Ooredoo, Callsign in strategic partnership
Ooredoo has announced a strategic partnership with Callsign, the leading digital identity and fraud prevention company, to deliver next-generation fraud protection and seamless authentication to organ...
Ooredoo, a leading telecommunications company in Qatar, has formed a strategic alliance with Callsign, a prominent digital identity and fraud prevention firm. This collaboration aims to provide advanced fraud protection and seamless authentication services to various organizations across the country through Ooredoo's existing enterprise networks.
The partnership will make Callsign's Digital DNA technology accessible to Qatari banks, airlines, healthcare providers, and government agencies. By integrating authentication and fraud prevention into a single, cohesive solution, Ooredoo's enterprise partners will gain enhanced protection against emerging digital threats while delivering an uninterrupted user experience.
Sheikh Abdulaziz Bin Fahad al-Thani, Ooredoo's senior director of Business Accounts, stated that this partnership bolsters the foundation of Ooredoo's offerings, combining their digital infrastructure with Callsign's cutting-edge authentication and fraud prevention capabilities. Through this collaboration, Ooredoo is empowering Qatar's enterprises to securely advance their digital initiatives and foster a digital economy where innovation and trust coexist.
Senan Moloney, Callsign's chief technology officer, emphasized Qatar's position as a global leader in digital transformation. With this responsibility comes the obligation to safeguard citizens and organizations from sophisticated fraud schemes. This partnership exemplifies Ooredoo's unwavering commitment to equipping Qatar's enterprises with the most sophisticated digital services, solidifying its pivotal role in the nation's digital evolution.
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