Mobileeurope Orange Belgium Launches AI-Powered Cyber Protection for SMEs
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- •Orange Belgium's Cyber Protection targets SMEs with up to 30 employees.
- •Cyber incidents among SMEs rose by 53% in the past year, with 44.5% more victims globally.
- •The service features AI-driven detection and 24/7 expert monitoring for enhanced security.
Orange Belgium has introduced Cyber Protection, a managed cybersecurity solution aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with up to 30 employees. This initiative responds to a significant rise in cyber incidents, with SMEs accounting for two-thirds of the 44.5% increase in cyber-extortion victims globally in 2025. The service offers 24/7 protection through AI-driven threat detection and expert monitoring, addressing the challenge of affordable cybersecurity expertise for smaller businesses. In Belgium, around 100 ransomware attacks occur annually, with small businesses experiencing a 53% increase in attacks over the past year. Cyber Protection combines behavioral analysis and real-time monitoring to detect both known and unknown threats, allowing for proactive threat management. The solution also assists businesses in meeting regulatory compliance requirements.
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