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Nozomi Networks helps customers address OT and IoT Security Challenges at GISEC 2022

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Nozomi Networks, the global leader in operational technology (OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) security will be participating at the upcoming Gulf Information Security Expo & Conference (GISEC) 2022 from March 21-23 at the Dubai World Trade Centre

The company will highlight its portfolio of leading OT and IoT security solutions at the exhibition and demonstrate how its technologies can benefit and be leveraged within visibility and security markets. 

“2021 was an unprecedented year for OT, IoT, and ICS security, with cyber-attacks making the headlines often such as Colonial Pipeline, JBS, Oldsmar Water, and Kaseya - and coming to a close with the Log4j vulnerability,” said Bachir Moussa, regional director MEAR at Nozomi Networks. 

Nozomi Networks will present Vantage at GISEC 2022, its cloud-based SaaS solution that can eliminate blind spots and increase an organisation’s cyber threat awareness. Critical infrastructure defenses are maturing significantly and Nozomi Networks has made a significant contribution to this awareness with innovative security solutions. 

During the three-day cybersecurity conference, the Nozomi Networks team will be available at stand D32, Hall 6. Senior executives and cybersecurity experts from Nozomi Networks will be available at the show to interact with visitors.

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