Hilal Computers offers cybersecurity protection for Bahrain firms
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Hilal Computers has been able to protect, secure, mitigate and sustain robust cybersecurity initiatives from their vast portfolio of cyber security solutions for businesses in the kingdom.
“Cyber-attacks as well as cyber security products have evolved over the years in the cybercrime ecosystem and in today’s world where malwares such as Ransomware are posing existential threats to businesses and institutions, the need for the protection of an organisations data has reached critical levels,” explained Shijas Mohidheen, the technical director, Cyber Security Division at Hilal Computers.
"The days when a simple anti-virus programme could cope with internal and external threats posed by mischievous and malicious cyber-attacks are long gone," he stated.
"Today organisations need to protect themselves by creating cyber security strategies which take into account behavior analysis, monitoring, threat analysis, risk management, network and gateway security as well as vulnerability assessment and penetration testing," added Mohidheen.
Hilal Computers, he stated, works collaboratively with clients ensuring that all frameworks that companies could work with are taken into account.
"This includes global and regional frameworks which have established best practices, standards and recommendations in their set of core activities which are critical to the five concurrent and continuous cyber security functions - Identify, Protect, Detect Respond and Recover," he explained.
Hilal Computers said it offers cyber security strategies which cover every aspect from crisis planning to compliance management and includes Endpoint Security such as antivirus, encryption, network access control (NAC) and enterprise mobility management.
The company through its association with Northstar technologies also offers network and security operating centres in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia providing additional backup and security capabilities including Disaster Recovery (DR) services, it added.-TradeArabia News Service
