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How telcos can leverage AI-powered insights Telecom operators handle vast amounts of network data every day, and the potential for this data to drive growth […]

We’re excited to share just how powerful our platform has proven to be in real-world deployments, delivering substantial cost savings while enhancing online safety for […]

BlackDice continues to innovate in the cybersecurity space adding Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) to its products. This solution is an advanced approach to device identification, service identification, QoE and network analysis, aiding operators and end-users alike.

The NIS2 Directive (Network and Information Security) is a new European Union regulation designed to strengthen cybersecurity across key sectors, including telecoms. With cyber threats […]

Leeds, UK – [01 October 2024] – In a bold move to disrupt the telecoms market and protect 50 billion vulnerable devices by 2030 , […]

BlackDice today announced its participation as a ‘Champion’ for the 21st Annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month, reinforcing its commitment to educating and empowering individuals, SMBs, and […]

  Unlocking the power of data intelligence for telcos Telecom operators manage an enormous amount of network data every day. From subscriber usage patterns to […]

Doha, Qatar – [17 September 2024] – BlackDice, a leading provider of advanced cybersecurity solutions, and Bin Omran Trading and Telecommunication – a prominent Qatari […]

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) face growing cyber threats that can cause serious disruptions to their operations. These businesses are increasingly becoming targets for cybercriminals, […]

If you’ve been paying attention to recent cybersecurity news, you’ve likely heard about the rising threat of ‘zombie botnets’.  These networks of compromised devices, controlled […]

Traditional DNS-based cybersecurity solutions are no longer sufficient to protect SMBs from increasingly sophisticated modern cyber threats. You may not realise it yet, but the […]

For a long time, cybersecurity was considered an “enterprise issue”. Big corporations, with their large networks and vast amounts of sensitive data, were the primary […]