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Orange Jordan held a strategic conference in collaboration with FutureTEC and NETSCOUT, targeting corporate and institutional clients, to support business continuity by offering smart and advanced cybersecurity solutions.

The conference highlighted, through several discussions, the growing challenges facing the sector, focusing on the rise of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks and the need to counter them with advanced protection solutions, most notably the Omnis AED technology, which provides automated and proactive in-network defence.

The event included a demonstration on how Omnis AED detects and instantly neutralises threats automatically, ensuring uninterrupted banking operations.

Orange Jordan reaffirmed its commitment to empowering its business clients (B2B) by offering advanced and reliable digital solutions, in line with its strategic vision to lead in digital innovation and provide cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions to its partners. The company stated that its collaboration with NETSCOUT and FutureTEC is part of a series of strategic partnerships aimed at strengthening the cybersecurity ecosystem in the Kingdom and providing a secure and stable digital environment, boosting the readiness of institutions across vital sectors, particularly the financial and banking sector, which is the backbone of the national economy.

Orange Jordan offers an integrated solution to combat DDoS attacks, featuring a range of advanced platforms, devices, and software, along with highly experienced personnel who monitor, detect, and block attacks targeting internet-connected networks through Orange’s network.

Additionally, Orange provides a full suite of other cybersecurity services, including Unified Threat Management (UTM), Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention Systems (NGIPS), Web Application Firewall (WAF), vulnerability management solutions, and Bitdefender cybersecurity services for businesses.

These innovative solutions enhance the availability and performance of electronic services by protecting them from IP-based threats, considered among the most dangerous challenges facing businesses in the digital age.