Fixed Egypt (FEDIS), a company specializing in digital solutions and information security, officially announced that it has received a license to provide Cloud Computing services and cybersecurity accreditations from the National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (NTRA). This is a strategic move aimed at strengthening its position in the technology sector and supporting the state's drive towards digital transformation. The company explained that this accreditation places it among a limited number of companies that have met the strict technical and technological standards set by the NTRA. This ensures the highest levels of quality and security in data management and hosting within Egypt, aligning with the state's comprehensive digital transformation strategy. Fixed Egypt emphasized that the new license allows it to operate as a trusted hub for hosting and managing large data for various institutions and entities. It will provide a flexible national digital environment capable of confronting evolving cyber threats, while fully adhering to approved regulatory and legal controls.
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