Capability / Managed expertise
Cyber Security Services in Dubai & UAE
Practical security for SMEs: identity protection, managed detection and response, tested backups and trained staff. Built in layers, evidenced against the frameworks your clients and regulators expect.
Security is a set of habits, not just a product. Most breaches at SMEs start with a stolen password, an unpatched device or a convincing email, not a sophisticated attack. Kew Solutions closes those gaps first, then adds the monitoring and recovery that limit the damage when something does get through.
What we deliver
Identity protection. Microsoft 365 security baselines applied as standard and MFA, conditional access and identity hardening on every account (M365 licence dependent).
Managed detection and response. Bitdefender MDR and EDR on every device (licence dependent), with a 24/7 security operations centre behind it that investigates and contains threats.
Patching and vulnerability scanning. Devices and systems are kept up to date, and weaknesses are found and fixed before attackers find them.
Backup and tested recovery. Cloud and offsite copies of servers, mailboxes, SharePoint and OneDrive, with recovery tested regularly rather than assumed.
People. Awareness training and phishing simulations, so staff recognise an attack before they click.
Incident response. A documented process and a team you can reach, so you know who does what in the first hour.
Risk assessments and compliance. Where you stand today, what to fix first, and evidence that stands up to auditors and clients.
Frameworks we work to. ISO 27001, NIST CSF, GDPR, Microsoft Secure Score, NESA/DESC and ADHICS, as they apply to you.
Questions
Frequently asked
How can I protect my business from cyber-attacks?
You can protect your business from cyber-attacks by implementing security measures such as using strong passwords, keeping software updated, implementing firewalls and antivirus software, encrypting sensitive data, providing employee training on Cyber Security best practices, and regularly backing up data.
How do I know if my business has been the victim of a cyber-attack?
Some of the signs that your business may have been the victim of a cyber-attack include unusual network activity, unexpected changes in system settings or file permissions, unauthorised access to sensitive data, and ransom demands or extortion attempts.
What are the most common types of cyber threats my business might face?
Some common types of cyber threats include malware (viruses, worms, Trojans), phishing attacks, ransomware, insider threats, DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks, and social engineering scams.
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