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10/6/25, 9:21 AM          Company News in Egypt: ‘KnowTalks’ inspires with new discussions in Jordan about AI, cybersecurity, and CSR

        ‘KnowTalks’ inspires with new discussions in Jordan about AI,

        cybersecurity, and CSR

























        03 October 2025- As part of its ‘KnowTalks’ initiative, the Mohammed bin Rashid Al
        Maktoum Knowledge Foundation (MBRF), in partnership with the United Nations
        Development Programme (UNDP), launched a new series of inspiring discussion
        sessions in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Held at the Rainbow Theater, the
        sessions explored a diverse range of critical topics, including strategy development,
        humanity in the age of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and corporate social
        responsibility (CSR). This initiative aligns with MBRF’s continued commitment to
        addressing the knowledge and development challenges faced by nations and to

        promoting inclusive and sustainable growth.

        The  opening  session,  titled  The  Human  Firewall:  Fighting  Cybercrime  with
        Awareness, was presented by Dr. Omran Salem, a cybersecurity expert and lecturer
        at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan. He explored the critical role of technology in
        empowering people of determination and provided a comprehensive overview of the
        practical  aspects  of  cybersecurity.  His  discussion  covered  key  technology-related
        risks, relevant laws and regulations, and the practical applications of cybersecurity
        measures across various sectors, such as smart cities, digital governance, e-learning,

        digital media, the Internet of Things (IoT), healthcare, and industry.
        The  session  also  shed  light  on  the  groups  most  commonly  targeted  by
        cybercriminals and featured a presentation on frequent hacking techniques, such as
        social  engineering,  distributed  denial-of-service  (DDoS)  attacks,  software
        vulnerabilities,  and  human  error.  Attendees  were  actively  engaged  through  live
        demonstrations and real-life scenarios, including examples of camera hacking and
        social media account breaches. The session concluded with a set of practical tips
        and  guidelines  aimed  at  helping  individuals  protect  their  personal  devices  and
        accounts.
        The  second  session,  CSR  for  Sustainable  Communities,  was  delivered  by  Zahia
        Na’san, Director of the Airport International Group Foundation. It highlighted CSR

        initiatives designed to foster sustainable community development, with a particular

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