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SAUDI ARABIA ITALY 22/07/2015

Qwaed, Nayef clan's IT outfit

The massive “leak” of Italian Hacking Team’s e-mails has shed light on the role of Qwaed Technologies at the Saudi interior ministry. [...] (408 words)

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Mohammed bin Salman builds cyber-shield with Saudi Information Technology Company (SITC)

Desert Corps looks to carve surveillance niche

Companies close to Mohammed bin Salman take over cyber security sector

The secret of General Dynamics' success in Riyadh

Adil Almisehal wants to plug into Paris business

TCC vies to be architect of Saudi cyber-defence

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