Thenews.Pk Supernet Secures Multi-Million Dollar Cybersecurity Contract with Major Pakistani Bank
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- •Supernet Technologies has secured a multi-million dollar cybersecurity contract with a major bank.
- •The contract includes endpoint protection for over 10,000 employees and is a renewal of a previous agreement.
- •The financial services sector in Pakistan is increasingly investing in advanced cybersecurity solutions.
Supernet Technologies Limited has secured a multi-million dollar cybersecurity contract from one of Pakistan’s largest banks through its subsidiary, Supernet Secure Solutions Pvt Limited. This five-year contract is a renewal of a previous agreement signed in 2021, reflecting the bank's ongoing commitment to enhancing its cybersecurity posture. Under the new agreement, Supernet will deploy upgraded cybersecurity systems, including endpoint protection for over 10,000 employees, aimed at bolstering the bank's digital infrastructure. The contract is expected to significantly contribute to Supernet's cybersecurity revenue over the next five years. Additionally, Supernet is providing a three-year privileged access management solution to the same client. The financial services sector in Pakistan is experiencing a growing demand for advanced cybersecurity solutions amid increasing cyber threats. This contract highlights the importance of client retention and the need for robust cybersecurity measures in the banking sector.
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