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Zawya
15-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Dubai Air Navigation enhances digital resilience through strategic partnership with Help AG
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Help AG, the cybersecurity arm of e& enterprise and the region's leading Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP), has partnered with Dubai Air Navigation Services (dans) to strengthen the cybersecurity framework of one of the region's most critical aviation organizations. This collaboration underscores Dubai's commitment to achieving excellence in digital transformation and maintaining the highest standards of security and resilience across its key sectors. By deploying Artificial Intelligence (AI) driven threat intelligence, automation for faster response, and Machine Learning (ML) to predict and mitigate emerging risks, dans is proactively strengthening its defenses against evolving cybersecurity attacks. These initiatives align with Dubai's vision for a secure, resilient, and digitally advanced future. As a recognized leader in the IDC (International Data Corporation) MarketScape for Managed Security Services (MSS) and Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Help AG delivers industry-leading cybersecurity solutions powered by cutting-edge technologies. Central to this collaboration is Help AG's comprehensive AI-powered Cloud Security Operations Center (Cloud SOC) platform, which combines advanced threat intelligence and automation to enhance visibility, control, and resilience across dans' operations. Speaking on this milestone, HE Ibrahim Ahli, Chief Executive Officer of dans, said: ' Our mission to provide safe and reliable air navigation services requires the highest standards of cybersecurity. Partnering with Help AG confirms our commitment in integrating advanced technologies such as AI and ML to predict and address threats before they impact operations. This collaboration reflects our proactive approach to securing critical infrastructure and supports Dubai's reputation as a leader in technological innovation.' Stephan Berner, Chief Executive Officer of Help AG, commented: 'dans' commitment to investing in AI and automation-driven cybersecurity is a testament to their forward-looking vision. By working together, we are ensuring a robust and adaptive security framework that not only safeguards operations but also enhances efficiency and resilience.' This partnership sets a benchmark for innovative cybersecurity practices in the region, reaffirming Help AG's expertise as the trusted partner for securing the Middle East's most critical sectors. About dans Dubai Air Navigation Services (dans) is the air navigation services provider that manages the Dubai and part of the Northern Emirates airspace. dans also provides air navigation services for airport authorities and numerous prestigious airlines, including the world's busiest airport in terms of international passenger numbers – Dubai International Airport (DXB). About Help AG Help AG, an e& enterprise company, is a recognized leader in next-generation cybersecurity technology and innovation. We combine strategic consulting with bespoke information security solutions and services to empower governments and enterprises across the Middle East and Africa to secure their digital transformation journey while maintaining a competitive edge. Leveraging e&'s robust technology portfolio, vast market reach, and deep expertise, Help AG enables organizations in the region with the tools and capabilities needed to confidently navigate the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape. Our advanced security offerings, coupled with a commitment to cybersecurity innovation and compliance, ensure that our customers benefit from unparalleled resilience and agility in an increasingly digital world. As a trusted partner to both governments and enterprises, Help AG is dedicated to fostering a secure and compliant digital environment, helping our clients thrive in their digital endeavors. To learn more about Help AG, please visit About e& enterprise At e& enterprise, we specialize in supporting governments and large-scale organizations undergo successful digital transformations. Through optimizing operational efficiencies, enhancing customer engagement, and empowering data-driven decision-making, we enable seamless, sustainable, and secure transitions into the ever-evolving digital era. Currently operating in the UAE, KSA, Egypt, and Oman; our cutting-edge digital solutions are specifically designed to deliver tangible business value and address the unique challenges faced by organizations and executives across various industries. With a proven track record, extensive consulting expertise, unrivalled technical experts and the ability to deploy and manage complex solutions, we collaborate closely with our customers, providing tailored solutions that empower them to navigate their end-to-end digital transformation journey and turn their vision into reality. To learn more, please visit For more information, please contact: Suzana Saoud Senior Account Manager Gambit Communications +97156 7155 470 Suzana@
Zawya
05-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Air Traffic Control Forum to discuss air traffic control challenges, innovations
The eighth edition of the Air Traffic Control Forum, supported by Dubai Air Navigation Services (dans), is drawing global air navigation service providers and industry experts to discuss challenges and innovations in air traffic control. The forum is held on the sidelines of the Airport Show, which will host its 24th edition from 6th to 8th May at the Dubai World Trade Centre, under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Chairman of Dubai Airports, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group. The exhibition will showcase communication, navigation, and surveillance systems essential for maintaining safe and efficient airspace, while ensuring high service levels for airports and airlines. According to a press release issued today, and as per the Airports Council International (ACI), aircraft movements Globally is expected to reach 178.1 million by 2042, up from 106.7 million in 2024. In 2042, international passenger traffic will reach the 8.7 billion mark and domestic traffic to 10.6 billion passengers. The forum will see experts and specialists discussing modernisation and innovation in the Middle East whose aviation market is expected to reach US$33.7 billion by 2029, with US$151 billion in airport investments and US$2.4 billion in aircraft investments. Ibrahim Al Ahli, Acting CEO of dans, the ANSP for four airports in the UAE including DXB, remarked, 'The focus of leading ANSPs is to develop, support and achieve optimum usage of their airspace by adopting new systems and technologies. This is being ensured through new air traffic management capabilities. Our relentless pursuit is for excellence since the 1980s and we continue our work to keep up high the status of the global aviation hub that boasts a thriving aviation ecosystem with unparalleled connectivity. The previous edition of the Airport Show featured participation from more than 120 exhibitors representing over 20 countries, including four with dedicated pavilions. The event also welcomed over 120 hosted buyers from more than 35 countries and facilitated over 3,500 meetings. May Ismail, Event Manager at RX, a global company that organises events including Airport Show, said, 'Air Traffic Control (ATC), like the other civil aviation domains, has been witnessing tremendous transformation as new technologies and innovations emerge. The whole purpose is to enhance the efficiency and safety of ATM and ATC. The technology-driven era is enabling airports to become thriving hubs. There are challenges and opportunities of growth from disruptive technologies for the ATM. We have to explore what best in available now and what is going to come in the future. Airport Show is serving this niche phase.' The ATC market faces challenges such as high deployment costs, system complexity, stringent regulatory requirements, and cybersecurity concerns related to flight data protection. Advancements in satellite-based navigation, NextGen ATC systems, and the integration of AI are anticipated to enhance efficiency and capacity in airspace management. The Middle East will see until 2030 around 1,058 new aircraft delivered in the region. Passenger traffic in the Middle East is projected to grow by more than nine percent by 2027.
Zawya
05-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Air Traffic Control Forum to discuss air traffic control challenges and innovations
Middle East to get 1,058 new aircraft by 2030 Global aircraft movements to reach 178 million by 2042 Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) are working their ways to ensure smooth aircraft movements as several of them face what the EUROCONTROL calls 'structural capacity shortfalls, and less airspace availability for re-routings.' Globally, aircraft movements is expected to reach 178.1 million by 2042, up from 106.7 million in 2024. In 2042, international passenger traffic will reach the 8.7 billion mark and domestic traffic to 10.6 billion passengers, as per ACI World. Several ANSPs will be showcasing from May 6 to 8 at the 24th edition of Airport Show, the MENASA's largest airport industry B2B platform, at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC). The Airport Show will have on display Communications, Navigation and Surveillance (CNS) systems needed to keep the skies safe, secure and efficient, and for delivering consistently high levels of service to airports and airlines. The 8th edition of ATC Forum, a co-located conference supported by dans among others, will see experts and specialists discussing ATC modernization and innovation in the Middle East whose aviation market is expected to reach US$33.7 billion by 2029, with US$151 billion in airport investments and US$2.4 billion in aircraft investments. Ibrahim Al Ahli, Acting CEO of Dubai Air Navigation Services (dans), the ANSP for four airports in the UAE including DXB, remarked: 'The focus of leading ANSPs is to develop, support and achieve optimum usage of their airspace by adopting new systems and technologies. This is being ensured through new air traffic management capabilities. Our relentless pursuit is for excellence since the 1980s and we continue our work to keep up high the status of the global aviation hub that boasts a thriving aviation ecosystem with unparalleled connectivity. The ANSP has been enhancing its ability to cooperatively manage aviation growth until 2030. The Airport Show participation of over 160 exhibitors from over 20 countries, four of whom featured their dedicated pavilions and over 120 buyers from more than 35 countries, in the previous edition. There were 3,500+ meetings under its hugely popular Business Connect Program. It is being held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Chairman of Dubai Airports, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group. The three-day show will have co-located conferences - the Global Airport Leaders' Forum (GALF), Airport Security Middle East, the ATC Forum, and Women in Aviation (WIA). The platform is supported by the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Dubai Airports, Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects, Emirates Airlines, Dubai Air Navigation Services, and dnata, among others. May Ismail, Event Manager at RX, a global company that organizes about 400 events across 42 industry sectors in 22 countries including Airport Show, said: 'Air Traffic Control (ATC), like the other civil aviation domains, has been witnessing tremendous transformation as new technologies and innovations emerge. The whole purpose is to enhance efficiency and safety of ATM and ATC. The technology-driven era is enabling the airports to become thriving hubs. There are challenges and opportunities of growth from disruptive technologies for the ATM. We have to explore what best in available now and what is going to come in the future. Airport Show is serving this niche phase.' The ATC market faces challenges such as high deployment costs, system complexity, stringent regulatory requirements, and cybersecurity concerns related to flight data protection. Advancements in satellite-based navigation, NextGen ATC systems, and the integration of AI are anticipated to enhance efficiency and capacity in airspace management. The Middle East will see until 2030 around 1,058 new aircraft delivered in the region. Passenger traffic in the Middle East is projected to grow by more than nine percent by 2027. About RX: RX is a global leader in events and exhibitions, leveraging industry expertise, data, and technology to build businesses for individuals, communities, and organisations. With a presence in 25 countries across 42 industry sectors, RX hosts approximately 350 events annually. RX is committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all our people. RX empowers businesses to thrive by leveraging data-driven insights and digital solutions. 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