Ooredoo Kuwait awarded ‘Best Digital Service’
for ANA at Telecoms World Middle East Awards
O
oredoo Kuwait has won the ‘Best Digital
Service’ award at the Telecoms World
Middle East Awards 2019 that took place
in Dubai. Ooredoo was able to secure the
award for Best Digital Service for ANA, the
first operator to provide personalised mobile
plans to enrich customers’ digital lives in
partnership with Matrixx Software, a Silicon
Valley-based company that specialises
in advanced mobile software, to digitally
transform the mobile experience for mobile
customers in Kuwait.
ANA specialises in helping mobile
customers buy, manage, share and pay
for digital services.
Ooredoo was the first operator in the
Kuwait market to launch such a service,
which provides an all-digital, individually
customised mobile product that gives
customers complete control of their mobile
plans and digital worlds, and makes it easier
to buy, use and pay for Ooredoo services
directly from their mobile phones.
Yousef Al-Shallal, Marketing Communications
Director at Ooredoo Kuwait Yousef, said:
“ANA enriches our customers’ digital
experiences with the freedom to choose
and customise the digital package that
fits their needs through features like eSIM,
roaming and booster packs. Customers
can create their own mobile number, make
appointments, track health and pay bills.
We are proud to push the digital experience
boundaries for our customers, bringing the
best of Silicon Valley through our partnership
with Matrixx.”
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Mimecast Threat Intelligence Report analyses
99 billion rejected emails
M
imecast Limited, a leading email
and data security company, has
announced the availability of its quarterly
Threat Intelligence Report: Risk and
Resilience Insights.
they can better prepare for and protect
themselves against threats inside, at and
beyond the perimeter.
“Threat actors seek numerous ways into
an organisation, from using sophisticated
tactics, like voice phishing and domain
spoofing, to simple attacks like spam,” said
Josh Douglas, Vice President of Threat
Intelligence at Mimecast.
The report provides technical analysis from
the Mimecast Threat Centre from July to
September 2019 on the nature of attack
campaigns in addition to observations and
analysis of evolving threats.
Outlining the trends emerging from these
identified attacks and assessing the
current behaviour of threat actors can help
organisations better understand the impact
these factors will have on the cybersecurity
landscape in 2020.
The Mimecast Threat Intelligence Report
includes analysis of 207 billion emails
processed by Mimecast, 99 billion of
which were rejected. The report keeps
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“This quarter’s research found that the
majority of threats were simple, sheer
volume attacks. Easy to execute, but not as
easy to protect against as it shines a very
bright light on the role human error could
play in an organisation’s vulnerability.”
Josh Douglas, Vice President of Threat
Intelligence at Mimecast
organisations informed on the threats
that are targeting their industries, so
For the full Threat Intelligence
Report, visit www.mimecast.com/
threat-intelligence-report/?utm_
source=pr&utm_medium=pr&utm_
campaign=7013l000000TeZrAAK.
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