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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 54104, member: 636"]
Kingston Technology warns government agencies about rising cyber threats targeting public infrastructure across the Gulf region. The memory products company advocates for stronger hardware-based data protection after recent attacks on state systems. UAE reports show ransomware incidents jumped 32 percent while Saudi Arabia experienced a 35 percent spike in cyberattacks against financial and energy sectors.

The technology firm promotes FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certified encrypted storage devices as superior alternatives to software-based security measures. Kingston markets the IronKey D500S, which meets both FIPS standards and TAA compliance requirements for defense applications. Antoine Harb from Kingston Middle East emphasizes that data protection represents national sovereignty rather than merely operational concerns.

The company provides advisory services through its Ask an Expert program to help government IT departments implement secure data mobility solutions. Hardware encryption offers tamper-evident protection for sensitive information moving between facilities and field operations. Kingston positions cyber resilience as essential for maintaining citizen privacy and geopolitical stability amid growing digital threats.
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