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In this file photo taken on January 23, 2018 a person works at a computer during the 10th International Cybersecurity Forum in Lille, France. (AFP)

Women’s cybersecurity forum in Saudi Arabia brings opportunities to horizon

  • Saudi women represent more than 50 percent of university graduates, representing a national asset with the potential to play an instrumental role in the Kingdom’s socio-economic development
By AMEERA ABID ·
Participants are seen during the Saudi cyber security forum, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia February 4, 2020. (REUTERS)

Saudi Arabia ranks No. 2 globally in its commitment to cybersecurity

By Arab News ·
Saudi cybersecurity experts explain cookies, data and privacy infringement

Saudi cybersecurity experts explain cookies, data and privacy infringement

By Hala Tashkandi ·
Online mask ads mystery revealed as Saudi banks launch cybersecurity campaign

Online mask ads mystery revealed as Saudi banks launch cybersecurity campaign

By Hala Tashkandi ·
More Saudi women seeking to specialize in cybersecurity, say experts

More Saudi women seeking to specialize in cybersecurity, say experts

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·
Cybersecurity program launched for Saudi graduates

Cybersecurity program launched for Saudi graduates

By SPA ·
Application period for ethical hacking contest extended in Saudi Arabia

Application period for ethical hacking contest extended in Saudi Arabia

By SPA ·
Registration opens for Saudi cybercamp

Registration opens for Saudi cybercamp

By SPA ·
Saudi Arabia in the crosshairs as cyber-raids target Gulf

Saudi Arabia in the crosshairs as cyber-raids target Gulf

By RASHID HASSAN ·
Saudi cybersecurity academy and US firm Coursera sign strategic partnership

Saudi cybersecurity academy and US firm Coursera sign strategic partnership

By Arab News ·

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