Cyble Signs Threat Intelligence Agreement With UAE Cybersecurity Council
Cyble signs a memorandum of understanding with the UAE Cybersecurity Council, the company announced in a press release. The agreement creates a framework for sharing threat intelligence, issuing early warnings and identifying emerging cyber risks.
The collaboration will track threat actors, malicious campaigns and vulnerabilities that could affect critical systems and services in the UAE. It will cover threats including ransomware, phishing and fraud.
Cyble Vision, which uses the company's Blaze AI technology, will support rapid detection, automated analysis and contextual threat information.
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