Salam Telecom Secures Tier 2 MSOC License from NCA

Salam Telecom Secures Tier 2 MSOC License from NCA

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Etihad Salam Telecom Company has received a Tier 2 Managed Security Operations Center (MSOC) license from the National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) in Saudi Arabia, effective from July 5, 2026. This five-year license allows Salam to provide enhanced cybersecurity services, aligning with national regulations and supporting the Kingdom's cybersecurity ecosystem. The CEO, Eng. Ahmed Al Anqari, emphasized Salam's commitment to a cyber-ready Saudi Arabia and its role in protecting businesses in line with Saudi Vision 2030. The license complements Salam's existing digital infrastructure offerings, including cloud computing and data centers, aimed at bolstering private-sector security capabilities.

Key Points: • Salam Telecom received a Tier 2 MSOC license from the NCA on July 5, 2026. • The license is valid for five years and enables Salam to enhance cybersecurity services. • This move aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 and strengthens the national cybersecurity ecosystem.

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2026-07-05
Salam receives Tier 2 MSOC license
The National Cybersecurity Authority issued a license allowing Salam to provide Tier 2 MSOC services for five years.
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2026-08-02
Salam announces license acquisition
Salam publicly announced the receipt of the Tier 2 MSOC license, highlighting its commitment to cybersecurity.
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2026-08-03
Techafricanews reports on Salam's license
Techafricanews published an article detailing Salam's new license and its implications for cybersecurity in Saudi Arabia.
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