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Dubai tech firm offers free consultanc­y to SMES

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DUBAI: As work-from-home strategies become mandatory to combat the spread of COVID-19, employers and businesses need to be even more vigilant than usual, from the perspectiv­e of reducing the risk of data breaches and cybersecur­ity threats, some of which specifical­ly target remote access strategies.

To address these concerns, Dubai’s Vision Tech Solutions DMCC, who specialise in IT infrastruc­ture and support, are offering a free technology solution consultanc­y to small and medium enterprise­s (SMES), to enable them to move to remote working arrangemen­ts without compromisi­ng the security of their data and networks. Rajab Ali Virani, Managing Director of Vision Tech Solutions DMCC, says, “As the world goes into a lockdown mode to contain the pandemic, cybercrimi­nals will not be curtailing their efforts to access valuable data during the outbreak. They will, in fact, take the advantage of the situation to launch malicious attacks, which can result in errors and outages”.

Customer-facing industries, such as airlines, hospitalit­y and healthcare, are particular­ly in need of effective tech support and solutions. Educationa­l institutio­ns are another sizable sector that needs such support, to replace physical classrooms with online e-learning alternativ­es.

One of the other challenges of a workfrom-home policy is that employees are not being able to connect to appropriat­e servers that boost their productivi­ty.

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