BeyondTrust
announces
partnership
with SINEVIS
Government website makes
life easier for drivers
Joseph Schramm, VP Strategic
Alliances, BeyondTrust
B
eyondTrust has announced a strategic
partnership with SINEVIS, a leading
IT Technology Professional Services
Delivery organisation which operates in
Qatar. Through the global reach and IT
services delivery expertise of SINEVIS,
this partnership expands opportunities
for BeyondTrust and helps scale delivery
capabilities, to meet growing customer
demands for a world-class Priviliged Access
Management (PAM) solution.
In the more than 20 countries SINEVIS
serves, including the UAE, Saudi, Qatar,
Kuwait, Bahrain and Lebanon, PAM solutions
will be more readily available through this
partnership to address the real business
costs of misused credentials.
Joseph Schramm, VP Strategic Alliances,
BeyondTrust, said: “With the increase in data
breaches and security threats involving the
misuse of privileged credentials, and the ever-
increasing regulatory demands for identity
and access controls, organisations across all
industries and geographies are facing the
need to maintain an adequate privileged
security model. Through our alliance with
SINEVIS and applying their experience in
delivering successful IT implementations
from around the globe, we will expand and
enhance our ability to provide customers
with the necessary tools and technology to
combat today’s cyberthreats.”
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rivers in Qatar can now license new
cars on-line for three years without the
need for a vehicle inspection every year.
The move was announced by
Mohammed Radhi al-Hajiri, Director
of the Media and Traffic Awareness
Department at the General Directorate
of Traffic.
namely car license renewal via Metrash2.
This links the technical inspection station
and the insurance companies to the
General Directorate of Traffic.
This will make it easier for car owners to
complete all license-related procedures
via Metrash2.
Motorists are able to do this by accessing
the government’s Metrash2 website. The Metrash2 service enables citizens
and residents to obtain a wide range of
Ministry of Interior (MoI) services while
enjoying the convenience of using their
cell phones such as: Traffic services,
resident permit services, exit permit
services, electronic gate service and
general-purpose queries.
Al-Hajiri said that this service is an
addition to other ones recently launched
by the General Directorate of Traffic, The MoI will add other services that will
automatically appear on the Metrash2
service list.
He revealed the organisation has
developed the new online service on
condition that the due insurance amount
for the three years is fully paid.
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