TATA COMMUNICATION’S PARTNERSHIP WITH INTERTEC BENEFICIAL IN CLIENT CYBERSECURITY PROTECTION

Global digital platform, Tata Communications International Pte Ltd, has partnered with IT service provider, Intertec Systems, in ensuring in boosting the latter’s cyber defenses against threats.

 Jointly, Intertec, serving the United Arad Emirates and its environs, will benefit from Tata Communication’s Cybersecurity Operations Center (COCS). This system presents Intertec a means to better secure their clients from attempts to access sensitive information. This will help businesses maintain their attention on their main functionalities.

In addition, the COCS will assist Intertec with the necessary tools and intelligence to sniff out cyberattack procedures and tackle them. Monitoring will run 24/7, and coupled with real-time analytics and accessible information, they are able to prevent high-risk damages and losses.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and President of Intertec Systems, Naresh Kothari, says: “The increasing pace of technology adoption at the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC), including remote work tools and migration to the cloud, has seen many companies operate more efficiently and open up new business avenues. The downside is that it has also made enterprises more vulnerable to cyberattacks…Strong partnerships help us advance digitalization at the GCC. By creating an integrated offering with Tata Communications, we add value for our customers by providing a local and global experience. Together, we have the ability to address different cybersecurity risks.”

Again, Regional Director for Tata Communications in the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa, Vannet Mehta, says they are thrilled to have Intertec aboard. She hopes that their collaboration will continue to make the internet a safe haven for businesses.

“Our combined forces bring global expertise with local expertise to help clients digitally transform in an agile and flexible way. The state-of-the-art national COCS coupled with our managed COCS services, enables customers to take a proactive and predictive approach to protecting their digital operations from the cloud to the endpoints,” she commented.

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