A strategic relationship between Secureism, a top provider of cybersecurity solutions, and Nayatel, a well-known fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) service provider in Pakistan, has been launched with the purpose of providing a wider variety of cybersecurity services.

On June 1, 2023, the partnership between the two businesses was formally established at Nayatel’s headquarters in Islamabad.

With the help of their joint skills and experience, Nayatel and Secureism are able to provide small and medium businesses with a wide range of cybersecurity solutions via the Nayatel Cloud.

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