Al-Swaha, Leaders of Major Global Technology Companies Discuss Partnerships

Al-Swaha met with executives from Meta, Qualcomm, ServiceNow, Bhartinews, and Builder.ai in Davos. SPA
Al-Swaha met with executives from Meta, Qualcomm, ServiceNow, Bhartinews, and Builder.ai in Davos. SPA
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Al-Swaha, Leaders of Major Global Technology Companies Discuss Partnerships

Al-Swaha met with executives from Meta, Qualcomm, ServiceNow, Bhartinews, and Builder.ai in Davos. SPA
Al-Swaha met with executives from Meta, Qualcomm, ServiceNow, Bhartinews, and Builder.ai in Davos. SPA

Saudi Minister of Communications and Information Technology Eng. Abdullah bin Amer Al-Swaha held several meetings in Davos with leaders of major international technology companies to discuss the expansion of their projects and innovative solutions in the Kingdom.

The meetings came as part of the Kingdom's participation in the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Al-Swaha met with executives from Meta, Qualcomm, ServiceNow, Bhartinews, and Builder.ai.

Al-Swaha also held talks with Japanese Minister of Digital Transformation Taro Kano.

The ministers discussed strengthening the strategic partnership between the two friendly countries, joint initiatives, and ways to deepen cooperation in the areas of supporting the growth of the digital economy, innovation, digital entrepreneurship, and encouraging technical investments.

They also discussed the possibility of establishing joint programs to exchange expertise, support government digital transformation, and harness emerging technologies to support the digital economy.

Al-Swaha met separately with Indian Minister for Railways, Communications, and Electronics & Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw.
They discussed the progress made in digital and innovative initiatives within the Saudi-Indian Strategic Partnership Council, aimed at supporting the growth of the digital economy and stimulating innovation and entrepreneurship between the two countries.



Saudi Arabia’s SDAIA Receives ISO Certificate for Global Information Security Standards

Saudi Arabia’s SDAIA Receives ISO Certificate for Global Information Security Standards
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Saudi Arabia’s SDAIA Receives ISO Certificate for Global Information Security Standards

Saudi Arabia’s SDAIA Receives ISO Certificate for Global Information Security Standards

The Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) received on Tuesday the ISO 27001:2022 certificate for implementing accurate and comprehensive standards in data protection and ensuring information security in the Saudi Private Network for Government Integration (SPINE).

SPINE is one of SDAIA's products designed to connect over 300 government entities to exchange data and services and unify the connection mechanism to reduce financial costs.

SDAIA National Information Center Director Dr. Esam bin Abdullah Al-Wagait received the certificate in the presence of several SDAIA officials and the national team that worked on this achievement.

SDAIA obtained the global certificate after applying best practices and standards in areas such as risk management, data protection, maintaining information confidentiality, and ensuring business continuity in networks, communications, data exchange, and services.

The ISO 27001:2022 certificate is an international standard that defines the requirements for creating, implementing, and improving the processing of security challenges in modern technology, such as data protection, cyber threats, and ensuring business continuity.

Such certificates help in raising the quality of information-security management, boosting confidence in SDAIA's ability to protect sensitive information and manage risks. Obtaining the certificate is part of the global trend towards adopting best practices in the field of information security.

The certificate is part of a series of global certificates that SDAIA has obtained in the field of data and AI, reflecting its commitment to achieving the highest standards of quality and institutional excellence in all areas.