We bring ironclad cyber security to the middle east with our global security accomplishments.
Headquartered in Lebanon we also bring regional understanding to get you cyber security tailored to your needs.
Whatever your security concerns, Cyber Iron Clad will assess, prevent and respond.
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Vulnerability Assessment
Just how secure are your IT systems and assets? Cyber Iron Clad penetration testing and vulneserabilty assessment has helped the US Department of Defence uncover over 390+ vulnerabilities. Dont take the risk, get Cyber Iron Clad to assess your cybersecurity vulnerability today.
Cyber Asset Protection
In 2018 the cost of cybercrime to businesses was over $1 Trillion globaly, and after a breach stock prices fell 7.27% on average. Prevention is better than Cure. Contact Cyber Iron Clad to secure your IT assets today.
Cyber Security Incident Response
A breach or incident is terrifying, it could mean catastrophe for any company or organisation both legally and financially. Knowing what exactly happened and what to do is even more difficult. Cyber Iron Clad will investigate and respond to any threat in strict confidentiality.
The cyber security needs and challenges of the Middle East are unique to the region. Understanding these complexities and differences is key to delivering the security needed within the regional context.
Founded and headquartered in Lebanon at the centre of the middle east, Cyber Iron Clad has helped with over 590+ cyber security issues at 70+ global companies including the US Department of Defence, Google, Facebook, Buzzfeed and many more.
According to the Microsoft Security Intelligence report, Cyber Security breaches and threats are 3-5 time higher in rates than the world-wide average
A PWC Cyber Security report identifies both public and private sectors in the middle east to be high risk for cyber crime due to the lack of national strategy, awareness and domestic cyber security capability.
The middle easts business landscape is seen as having very low awareness of the threats posed by cybercrime and companies do not invest enough if at all in dealing with and precenting cyber security vulnerabilities.
That is until it is too late, as seen in the 2012 cyber attack on Saudi Aramco and RasGas, or the 2013 attack on RAK Bank in the UAE and Omans BMI.