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ACT Gets Official Approval to Boost Cybersecurity Services in Egypt

ACT has officially received accreditation from Egypt's National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (NTRA) to provide cybersecurity services. This exciting approval allows ACT to significantly expand its offerings, including advanced data protection solutions, penetration testing, and vulnerability assessments, for businesses and organizations across the country.

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ACT Gets Official Approval to Boost Cybersecurity Services in Egypt

Egypt's cybersecurity market is growing rapidly as more people rely on digital services, increasing the need to protect data and technological infrastructure. This trend encourages tech companies to boost their capabilities and get the necessary regulatory approvals to offer specialized security services. In this exciting environment, Advanced Computer Technology (ACT) has officially received accreditation from the National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (NTRA) as an approved cybersecurity service provider in the Egyptian market. This opens up a wider scope for ACT to offer digital protection solutions to organizations across various sectors. ACT's accreditation highlights the growing importance of local cybersecurity providers in supporting the digital protection system, especially with rising cyber threats and organizations' increasing need for proactive solutions to find weaknesses and strengthen their ability to fend off attacks.

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