Amidst the growing increase of cyber-attacks worldwide ESET and GateLock forge a strategic partnership to strengthen digital security measures against the ever-growing threats

 The leading global cybersecurity firm, unveiled its latest cutting-edge enterprise protection solutions in collaboration with Egypt’s Gatelock. Taking place during the key event “The Cybersecurity Power Play: ESET & Safetica Event,” this move aims to bolster digital security in the Egypt and the wider Middle East region by providing comprehensive solutions to combat the ever-increasing and complex cyber threats, including ransomware attacks and sophisticated breaches.

 This initiative aligns with ESET’s expansion strategy, which focuses on supporting local partners and enhancing advanced solutions through the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and managed response technologies. By leveraging these technologies, ESET is able to proactively detect threats before they materialize. The company’s commitment to these efforts has already yielded significant outcomes, as reflected in a recent strategic agreement with 2,000 users in cooperation with its new partner. This accomplishment further reinforces ESET’s reputation for delivering highly effective and reliable cybersecurity offerings.

The Region’s Rising Cybersecrutiy Challenges

Mr. Elias Tsapsides, the Sales Manager of ESET Middle East and Cyprus, addressed the growing prevalence of cyber attacks in the current period. He said, “According to statistics, there has been a notable surge in cyber attacks worldwide, with a 30 per cent increase compared to the previous year. This compels companies to seek advanced solutions in order to protect their systems and data. Within this context, ESET solutions play an integral role for businesses seeking to strengthen their digital defences and develop more robust strategies against cyber threats.”

Mr. Tsapsides highlighted that the partnership between ESET and GateLock aims to deliver ongoing technical support and specialised training to customers, ensuring that available technologies are optimally utilised.