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Natalya Kaspersky, President of InfoWatch Group, has held a business meeting with His Highness Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of the Ajman Executive Council. The negotiating parties agreed to jointly develop IT and cybersecurity educational programs and drive new technology adoption by Ajman government bodies.

InfoWatch Group has joined strategy session ‘Business Opportunities in Southeast Asia’ chaired by Artem Shchadrin, Director of Strategic Development and Innovations Department at the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, and attended by heads of Ministry’s relevant departments, the Russian Export Center, Skolkovo Foundation, Russian Venture Company (RVC), as well as representatives of businesses and business councils at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation. The session attendees discussed the market specifics in Southeast Asia and shared their relevant experience.

Natalya Kaspersky, President of InfoWatch Group, has held a business meeting with government officials of the Emirate of Ajman (UAE), attended by H.E. Ohoud Ali Shehail, Director General of Ajman Digital Government; Wejdan Eissa Alhajaj, Director for Projects and Strategy; Haitham Yaish, Associate Professor at the Ajman University of Science and Technology; and Kristina Tantsyura, CEO of InfoWatch Gulf. The parties discussed the fostering of skilled IT specialists and opportunities for joint cybersecurity education and advanced training initiatives in the UAE.

InfoWatch Group has taken part in the second annual Business Information Security Summit Saint Petersburg (BIS Summit SPb 2018) supported by the Government of Saint Petersburg and the Educational and Methodological Association of Russian Universities for Information Security Education, with the event being focused on digital economy cybersecurity and advanced enterprise information security training initiatives.

InfoWatch Gulf, a Middle East representative office of InfoWatch Group, joined Infosecurity Middle East 2018, an international information security expo held on March 6-8 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, to take part in its business agenda and showcase its key enterprise cybersecurity solutions, including InfoWatch Traffic Monitor 6.9, the latest release of InfoWatch’s flagship product for data leak prevention and enterprise protection against internal cyber threats. The new release tools improve DLP system efficiency when it comes to corporate security policy creation, investigations, and cybersecurity team interaction with other enterprise departments.

InfoWatch Group has been ranked 17^th in the rating of the best Russian employers of 2017, according to recruitment firm HeadHunter. The list consisted of 262 companies, including 30 IT market players. Out of the top 20 employers, InfoWatch is the only enterprise cybersecurity vendor, with its best achievement until now being the 31^st back in 2013.

InfoWatch Group, a Russian vendor of end-to-end enterprise cybersecurity solutions, will join Infosecurity Middle East 2018 — the eighth international exhibition, which is devoted to data protection in the Middle East, supported by the Ministry of Interior of the UAE, and will be held in Abu Dhabi (UAE) on March 6-8, 2018. As part of the event’s business agenda, Kristina Tantsyura, CEO of InfoWatch Gulf, will address the Tech Talks session with her presentation ‘Hi AI: Data Protection in the Digital Transformation Era’ covering the interaction between human beings and artificial intelligence and the importance of information protection against both external attacks and insider threats.

InfoWatch Group, a Russian vendor of end-to-end enterprise cybersecurity solutions, will take part in the First Russian Islamic Economic Forum “Russia — Guarantor of Partnership” to be held in Moscow on February 27, 2018, and organized by the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD) of the Islamic Development Bank and the International Association of Islamic Business.

Natalya Kaspersky, President of InfoWatch Group, took part in the parliamentary hearings on shaping legal background for digital economy funding and development, held at the Russian State Duma and chaired by Vyacheslav Volodin. Natalya Kaspersky spoke about challenges and threats coming from digital transformation and fast adoption of innovations, stressing the risk of remote control and Big Data being used for geopolitical analysis and calling for a ‘going slow to go fast’ approach to avoid digital colonization.

Natalya Kaspersky, President of InfoWatch Group, was an ambassador of the Russian IT sector at the sixth annual World Government Summit held in Dubai (UAE) on February 10-14, 2018. This high-profile global event brings together government leaders, prominent politicians, people of business, science, and culture to discuss government control processes and challenges faced by the world today.