Acronis stc Bahrain Launches Secure360 for Enhanced Endpoint Security
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- •stc Bahrain and Acronis launched Secure360 for enhanced endpoint security.
- •The service targets small and medium-sized enterprises in Bahrain.
- •Secure360 combines EDR and RMM to address sophisticated threats.
stc Bahrain has partnered with Acronis to launch Secure360, an advanced endpoint security service tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Bahrain. This service combines endpoint detection and response (EDR) with remote monitoring and management (RMM) capabilities to address sophisticated endpoint threats. The offering includes two packages: Standard Protection, which features EDR for continuous monitoring, and Advanced Protection, which adds automated patch management. The partnership aims to enhance cybersecurity resilience among local businesses, especially in light of the nearly 3,000 critical vulnerabilities disclosed in 2025. The service is designed to simplify cybersecurity management for SMEs, allowing them to focus on their core operations without the burden of running a security platform. stc Secure360 is supported by monitoring from stc's Security Operations Centre as an optional add-on.
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