Pak Sahafat, a website opposed to the Saudi government, wrote based on its sources: Saudi Arabia and the spy companies of the Israeli regime have invested a lot in the framework of implementing a program called “Cyberk” against Saudi citizens.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report, The “Saudi Leaks” site, which is referred to as one of the sites opposed to the Saudi government, wrote in a report quoting sources: “Saudi authorities signed large investment contracts with Israeli spy companies in the framework of the start of the “Cyberk” program to develop The cyber security department in Saudi Arabia has signed.
The “Saudi Leaks” site quoted these sources, which it called “informed sources”, and added: These contracts include spending millions of dollars per month to import the most modern spy technologies and Israel’s surveillance of Saudi Arabia to develop Saudi power.
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These sources said: The growing secret security relations of Israeli spy companies are the starting point of Cyberak’s plan to develop the Saudi cyber security sector.
According to the report, the Cyberk program was initiated by the Saudi National Cyber ​​Security Organization, and Saudi officials said that it is one of the main solutions to achieve the goals of the National Cyber ​​Security Strategy.
They considered the goal of this program to develop and create specialized national capacities in the fields of cyber security, localize cyber security technology and educational content in this field, and encourage local industries and innovation in the field of cyber security in Saudi Arabia.
According to the report, this new move came after Saudi sources recently revealed a confidential security report that was referred to the royal court and revealed Saudi plans to monitor and spy on citizens and travelers to the country.