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Kingston Technology Advocates Stronger Data Security in the Middle East Ahead of World Backup Day

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With World Backup Day approaching on March 31, Kingston Technology is emphasizing the importance of secure and consistent data backup for individuals and businesses across the Middle East. As digital data grows at an unprecedented rate, the company urges proactive measures to protect critical information from cyber threats, hardware failures, and accidental losses.

Sectors such as finance, healthcare, and government rely on secure data management, where breaches can lead to financial and legal consequences. Kingston highlights that implementing a 3-2-1 backup strategy—keeping multiple copies on different media, including an offsite or cloud-based backup—adds resilience and minimizes downtime in case of cyberattacks or equipment failures.

“In light of World Backup Day, we want to remind everyone, from home users to large enterprises, of the vital importance of safeguarding digital assets,” said Khalil Yazbeck, Business Development Manager – UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, and Oman, Kingston Technology. “With the increasing volume of data generated across the Middle East, secure and dependable storage solutions have become more crucial than ever.”

Kingston offers a range of solutions tailored to different backup needs, including the XS2000 External SSD for high-speed data transfers, the IronKey Vault Privacy 80 External SSD with hardware encryption for sensitive files, and various USB flash drives and SD cards for everyday data protection.

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