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The IIPA, which represents the MPA, RIAA, and other entertainment industry groups, is pleased with the United Arab Emirates strict enforcement against the use of VPNs and Tor to access pirate sites. The industry group, however, urges the UAE authorities to go a step further and require VPNs to actively ban copyright-infringing activity.
The International Intellectual Property Alliance (IIPA) represents the interests of several prominent copyright groups, including the MPA, RIAA, and ESA.
The group keeps a close eye on various copyright developments around the world and regularly reports its findings to the Office of the US Trade Representative.
In its most recent submission, the IIPA shared its recommendations for the upcoming “Special 301” report. This is the annual ‘watch list’ where the US Government calls out countries that need to improve their copyright policies.
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The cybersecurity market in the Middle East & Africa was valued at USD 1903.59 million in 2020, and it is expected to reach USD 2,893.4 million by 2026 and register a CAGR of 7.92% during the forecast period of 2021-2026.
The rapid digitalization in the countries, like the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, has triggered the number of connected devices by opening new gateways for cyberattacks.
Key Highlights
Triggered by the recent low crude oil prices, the governments in the region are increasing investments in information and communication technologies. As a result, most of the social infrastructure, the financial sector, government services, schools, and hospitals in the region are increasingly deploying interconnectivity solutions with minimal attention to the security needs of these developments.
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The cybersecurity market in the Middle East & Africa was valued at USD 1903.59 million in 2020, and it is expected to reach USD 2,893.4 million by 2026 and register a CAGR of 7.92% during the forecast period of 2021-2026.
The rapid digitalization in the countries, like the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, has triggered the number of connected devices by opening new gateways for cyberattacks.
Key Highlights
Triggered by the recent low crude oil prices, the governments in the region are increasing investments in information and communication technologies. As a result, most of the social infrastructure, the financial sector, government services, schools, and hospitals in the region are increasingly deploying interconnectivity solutions with minimal attention to the security needs of these developments.
Geo-technology trends to watch in MENA in the 2020s
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Ongoing conflicts in Syria, Libya, and Yemen are expected to continue to destabilize the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) in 2021. However, technology will likely add another layer of complexity to these conflicts and reshape the region throughout the 2020s. When the Arab Spring began a decade ago, the biggest challenge facing long-standing Arab autocrats was grappling with the power of social media and the rise of online political opposition by tech-savvy millennial activists. In the 2020s, however, regional governments are now facing a new set of emerging technologies that will shape not only domestic politics but also regional geopolitical dynamics. These advancing technologies include: drone, cyber, and space technologies.