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MicroWorld Technologies to showcase futuristic cybersecurity solutions

With the aim of driving security transformation across the world, MicroWorld Technologies, a leading name from the cybersecurity sector, has confirmed their participation in the year’s biggest technology event – GISEC, which will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre from the 6th to the 10th of December 2020.
In a year which has displayed the malicious prowess that threat actors possess, MicroWorld plans to showcase their proactive cybersecurity solutions, including the newly launched eScan Enterprise EDR, at the technology event which would bridge the knowledge gap between detecting potential threats and mitigating them through cybersecurity and technological awareness.
In addition to showcasing their security solutions, they will also undertake an initiative to educate partners about the latest security technologies and best practices.

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