Saudi Arabia/India co-operate in cybersecurity
The Saudi Arabian Oil Company, DBA Saudi Aramco, is securely transmitting selective datasets between terminals connected over a computer network.
Saudi Aramco, which had established a cybersecurity-based joint venture with Raytheon last year, said it was in talks with India’s Reliance Industries for possible investments and was seeking other opportunities. Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi have also recently met and agreed to strengthen cooperation on counterterrorism, naval, and cybersecurity.
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