The company that deals with automation of computer infrastructures in the U.S. has linked up with Emirati company Beacon Red for development of cyber range and interoperability testing for the GCC member states - the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait

Israeli-American company Quali, which deals with automation of computer, communications and cloud infrastructures, will cooperate with Emirati company Beacon Red for development of a cyber range and interoperability testing system for the member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council - the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait. Quali was established in Israel in 2004 and has offices there, but its headquarters is in Houston, Texas. Beacon Red develops training and evaluation systems for the Middle Eastern defense market.   

The company said that the goal of the partnership is "to provide cybersecurity and services for governments, military, and critical infrastructure projects in the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council countries (GCC). Under the terms of this partnership, Beacon Red and Quali will deliver a joint solution that enables customers to set up complex cyber range and interoperability testing scenarios for GCC area customers, which will strengthen cybersecurity support for critical deployments and management of secured environments."

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