Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- Cyberani and Thales have signed a strategic partnership to address the cybersecurity needs of public and private sector organizations in Saudi Arabia.
- The partnership aims to achieve $350 million in revenues between 2024 and 2030 by providing best-in-class cybersecurity solutions.
In a significant development, Cyberani, a Saudi Aramco company specializing in cybersecurity, has entered into a strategic alliance with Thales, Europe’s leading technology group, to strengthen cybersecurity in Saudi Arabia. The partnership, aligned with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, aims to enhance digital infrastructure and security to support a diversified and sustainable economy.
The signing of the partnership was attended by key executives from both companies, emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity in the Kingdom. With the growing global cyber threats and regulatory requirements, the collaboration between Cyberani and Thales is seen as a crucial step to address the cybersecurity market in Saudi Arabia.
Through this partnership, Thales will provide expertise to protect critical IT and operational infrastructure for Cyberani’s customers, with a focus on key sectors such as energy, aviation, finance, and smart cities. Additionally, Thales will support Cyberani in providing cybersecurity services for Aramco and its subsidiaries outside the Kingdom.
With the goal of achieving $350 million in revenues by 2030, both companies are committed to delivering high-quality cybersecurity solutions and services to organizations in Saudi Arabia. This partnership is expected to contribute significantly to the development of the Kingdom’s digital and industrial capabilities, aligning with its sovereignty objectives and Vision 2030 goals.
Overall, the Cyberani-Thales alliance represents a significant advancement in cybersecurity in Saudi Arabia and sets the stage for a more secure and prosperous digital future for the Kingdom.
