The National Security Service announced today, Friday, the launch of the Aman platform specialized in cybersecurity services. The Spokesman for the service, Arshad Al-Hakim, said in a statement: "The first Iraqi platform specialized in cybersecurity services has been launched." Al-Hakim added that "the platform was named (Aman) and is concerned with examining files and links before using them, and ensuring that they are free of any malicious programs." He continued, "The (Aman) platform allows users to know whether their accounts are hacked or protected," noting that "the launch of the platform in its experimental version coincided with the launch of the Baghdad International Book Fair - 2024." Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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