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Legal Consultant in Dubai, Hassan Mohsen Elhais, talks to Mr. Sibte Arif of Geo News Dubai regarding UAE cyberlaw.

The development of the technological sector in Saudi Arabia is primarily focused on the Saudi Vision 2030 with the combination of moving towards

The Law is unique insofar that it is the first federal privacy law relating to healthcare data and protection of personal and sensitive data in the UAE.

The IoT is a regulatory framework in the United Arab Emirates which comprises of the following:

Mrs. Awatif Al Khouri, Senior Emirati Advocate and Founder of Awatif Mohammad Shoqi Advocates & Legal Consultancy, has shared her legal insights with Gulf News in a recent feature on the rental dispute process in Dubai.

The United Arab Emirates has issued a series of amendments to its Cybercrimes Law, including harsher penalties and sanctions for those who commit technology-related offences.

A cornerstone of Dubai's success in attracting businesses and encouraging growth across a diverse range of sectors has been the continued establishment of free zones.

E-commerce is an ever-growing area in the world today. Everything was at one point not too long ago, exclusively bought by people through physically going to a store ...

Late last year we reported on the .ae Domain Administration, and mentioned the proposed introduction of the إمارات. (.emarat) ccTLD domain name extension, and plans to introduce Arabic language domain names.

In response to this challenge, the UAE has enacted laws to combat cyber threats and ensure the safety and security of its citizens and residents in the digital world them vulnerable to cybercriminals.

Cloud computing has been described as the future of computing and a boon for businesses with ambitious growth plans and the desire to use best in breed, innovative computing solutions.

A nation's reputation is crucial, and the UAE has implemented strong legislation to address these issues under the Federal Law No. (34) of 2021 (cybercrimes law).