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UAE companies urged to remain vigilant on cyber attacks

UAE cybersecurity officials have urged organisations to stay vigilant, with cyberattacks remaining high amid the US-Iran conflict. Even as the wave of physical attacks shows signs of easing, companies are advised to prioritise cybersecurity, following the news that the UAE faced 640,000 cyber attacks in a single day last week. Jans D’Hert, a cybersecurity expert and Sans Certified Instructor at…

UAE companies urged to remain vigilant on cyber attacks

UAE cybersecurity officials have warned companies to remain vigilant against cyber attacks, particularly amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The UAE has faced 640,000 cyber attacks in a single day, with Iran identified as one of the main perpetrators behind these attacks. Experts advise organizations to prioritize cybersecurity, using past incidents to strengthen their systems rather than merely recovering and moving on.

It is crucial to recognize that an apparent period of calm does not indicate the absence of hostile activity, as attacks can remain dormant for extended periods before being activated. The UAE Cyber Security Council reported that critical information infrastructure and industrial enterprises are at risk, with government agencies being the most frequently targeted.

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