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Ashraf Siddiqui
Doha
Mehmet Cakir, CEO of beem teknoloji from Turkey, has said that his company will open a branch office in Qatar before the end of the year after being accredited as one of the three IT Testing Labs in Qatar.
Talking to Qatar Tribune on the sidelines of ‘Cyber Space in the State of Qatar - Compliance and Assurance’ conference organised on Monday by National Cyber Security Authority of Qatar, the CEO of beem teknoloji, a Turkish IT Test company, said he hoped that Qatar will soon join mutual recognition arrangement body, an international body with 31 members, including the US, the UK, Germany and Turkey, accredited globally for issuing certification in cyber security.
Talking about the role of his company, he said the Qatar government has established certification scheme for IT solutions which will conduct security relations from design to source to make sure the product owner and infrastructure are protected from cyber attack, a growing major threat to a country’s sovereignty, defence, finance and health system.
He said governments are concerned about the need to be sure that the product they procure is going to provide required assurance and security to secure their infrastructures.
Cakir added that his company will be conducting test of the product, while the National Cyber Security Authority will be issuing the certifications.
Doha
Mehmet Cakir, CEO of beem teknoloji from Turkey, has said that his company will open a branch office in Qatar before the end of the year after being accredited as one of the three IT Testing Labs in Qatar.
Talking to Qatar Tribune on the sidelines of ‘Cyber Space in the State of Qatar - Compliance and Assurance’ conference organised on Monday by National Cyber Security Authority of Qatar, the CEO of beem teknoloji, a Turkish IT Test company, said he hoped that Qatar will soon join mutual recognition arrangement body, an international body with 31 members, including the US, the UK, Germany and Turkey, accredited globally for issuing certification in cyber security.
Talking about the role of his company, he said the Qatar government has established certification scheme for IT solutions which will conduct security relations from design to source to make sure the product owner and infrastructure are protected from cyber attack, a growing major threat to a country’s sovereignty, defence, finance and health system.
He said governments are concerned about the need to be sure that the product they procure is going to provide required assurance and security to secure their infrastructures.
Cakir added that his company will be conducting test of the product, while the National Cyber Security Authority will be issuing the certifications.
