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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Issue dated 27/05/2019

Abu Dhabi's Protect takes over DarkMatter's cyber-offensive role

Abu Dhabi's cyber-attack firm Protect is likely to be a talking point at the upcoming ISS, which opens in Prague on May 28. [...] (409 words)

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Digital14 picks up Darkmatter's key activities, including the vulnerabilities researcher xen1thLabs Free

Tahaluf, part-public territorial surveillance champion

After Abu Dhabi, Lori Stroud gets back into cyber

NESA, SIA, DarkMatter, BeamTrail make up Abu Dhabi's new interceptions landscape

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