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TDRA provides NOC for practicing e-activity to individuals and businesses that wish to practice an activity of an economic nature on the Internet in the UAE, through websites, applications or social media accounts
The prohibited content is defined as any content that is contrary to the public interest, public morality, public order, public and national security, Islam morality or is otherwise prohibited by any applicable UAE law, regulation, procedure, order or requirement, as more specifically described in each of the Prohibited Content Categories, Here.
The service allows customers to request that service providers block or unblock websites violating UAE laws.
Providing convenient, on-demand access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g. networks, servers and storage), with a centralized deployment model, compute and storage resources enabling rapid service provision and launch with minimal management effort or interaction with service provider. The overall objective is to create a more agile federal enterprise where services can be provisioned on demand to meet government compute requirements.
The service provides the following features:
- Data migration feature (self-service): linking the government entity with FedNet so that the entity's business can be migrated from its location to FedNet using VMware Cloud Migration tools
- The entity's infrastructure must be compatible with VMware technology
- VPN feature (Self-Service): The secure virtual networking (VPN) feature within FedNet cloud enables the entity's employees to benefit from their corporate services remotely. In addition, the feature can be utilized as a site to site VPN termination point for the entities to connect to FedNet.
The prohibited content is defined as any content that is contrary to the public interest, public morality, public order, public and national security, Islam morality or is otherwise prohibited by any applicable UAE law, regulation, procedure, order or requirement, as more specifically described in each of the Prohibited Content Categories, Here.
The service allows customers to request that service providers block or unblock websites violating UAE laws.
The prohibited content is defined as any content that is contrary to the public interest, public morality, public order, public and national security, Islam morality or is otherwise prohibited by any applicable UAE law, regulation, procedure, order or requirement, as more specifically described in each of the Prohibited Content Categories, Here.
The service allows customers to request that service providers block or unblock websites violating UAE laws.
The prohibited content is defined as any content that is contrary to the public interest, public morality, public order, public and national security, Islam morality or is otherwise prohibited by any applicable UAE law, regulation, procedure, order or requirement, as more specifically described in each of the Prohibited Content Categories, Here.
The service allows customers to request that service providers block or unblock websites violating UAE laws.
Providing convenient, on-demand access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g. networks, servers and storage), with a centralized deployment model, compute and storage resources enabling rapid service provision and launch with minimal management effort or interaction with service provider. The overall objective is to create a more agile federal enterprise where services can be provisioned on demand to meet government compute requirements.
The service provides the following features:
- Data migration feature (self-service): linking the government entity with FedNet so that the entity's business can be migrated from its location to FedNet using VMware Cloud Migration tools
- The entity's infrastructure must be compatible with VMware technology
- VPN feature (Self-Service): The secure virtual networking (VPN) feature within FedNet cloud enables the entity's employees to benefit from their corporate services remotely. In addition, the feature can be utilized as a site to site VPN termination point for the entities to connect to FedNet.
Providing Email as a service to government entities, using Microsoft Exchange
This service provides a self-portal for entities to manage their mail account
FedNet provides connectivity between government entities for the purpose of exchanging and sharing data, which would save the entities the costs of direct connection with each entity independently.
Providing technical support to the beneficiaries of FedNet services. This service is available to the entity by default as soon as it enrolls on any of FedNet services.
Data backup aims at the protection of government entities' virtual data centers hosted on FedNet or their data. This service provides a platform for entities to manage backup processes.
Disaster recovery service enables entities to protect the systems hosted in their digital infrastructure or on the FedNet to be protected in another location far from the government entity's location. The service provides the entity with the flexibility to protect its critical virtual systems, and reduce the overall cost. Additionally, users can implement disaster recovery drills in their environment without referring to the FedNet team, to ensure availability and compliance with business continuity standards.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority and the Digital Government provide two types of network connectivity that connect government entities to the federal government network. One is the dedicated network connection ( MPLS ), which is an encrypted connection used to connect government entities through a private network with the highest service level standards. The other connection is the virtual network connection ( VPN), which is done through the Internet to the FEDnet.
It is a system that allows government entities to exchange data smoothly and provide their services in an integrated way. The system meets the customer's needs to get the service without moving from one entity to another.
This service provides technical consultancy to government entities to solve technical issues via expert technical teams of TDRA. It highlights challenges facing government entities and provides related suggestions and solutions.
The service provides a tool for composing surveys for the government entity. That tool enables the entity to reach the target audience and allows the public to provide their opinions easily and transparently.
The service provides government entities with awareness lectures on different subjects of cybersecurity. It aims to make the public aware of the best practices in this field and related risks.
TDRA provides two types of connectivity to connect government entities to FedNet. Private dedicated connectivity is encrypted and used to link government entities via a private network with high standards, while virtual private networking is made online via FedNet.
Connectivity is made upon the requirements of the applicant and in coordination with FedNet.
It is assisting government entities to adopt digital participation tools provided to implement the principles of the UAE digital government. The service allows entities to use an interactive platform to develop services, policies and projects based on the feedback of the public.
This service provides secure internet to all federal government entities through a dual internet service provider, which allows for higher productivity. This service provides a unified internet connection within federal entities.
The Federal Network is the main internet service provider for federal entities, which guarantees a service availability by 99.99% throughout the year
Providing a security system hosted in FedNet cloud services, installed in the servers and computers of the government entity. This system provides protection for the endpoints and devices of the entities by providing a mechanism that prevents the attacker from misusing servers and computers and sending alerts in the event of any hacking attempts. These systems can also be used for detecting intrusions that have already occurred.
Measuring the extent to which employees respond to fraudulent messages, by sending fake messages and persuading them to send their private information or open links and attachments. A report is provided to the entity on who opened the email and clicked on the link, and who provided their private information. The report helps in assessing the level of employees awareness on security risks
Evaluating the security practices at the level of the digital infrastructure and digital services of government entities, by searching for security vulnerabilities and trying to use them to access data and internal environment, and then providing a report to the entity about the vulnerabilities that have been discovered, in order to close them before attackers exploit them
Providing Forensics Analysis services for any devices or networks hacked or suspected of being hacked, and issuing a Forensics Analysis report with detailed information about what happened, how it happened and who did it.
This service helps government entities identify security vulnerabilities in servers, networks, and websites and provide them with recommendations on mechanisms for resolving vulnerabilities.
Installing a security incident management system in the technical work environments and networks of the government entity, which provides alerts about potential risks, security incidents and vulnerabilities
TDRA provides NOC for practicing e-activity to individuals and businesses that wish to practice an activity of an economic nature on the Internet in the UAE, through websites, applications or social media accounts
This service aims to facilitate the submission of grievance against decisions or violation decisions taken by TDRA against (Qualified) Trust Service Providers.
Monitoring and following-up to control the anticompetitive behavior, ending the violations that have been found, and informing the licensee "the complainant" of all the steps that have been taken to correct wrongful practices.
TDRA is the legal entity responsible for issuing licenses under the Telecommunications Law. According to the Law, operating a public telecommunications network or
providing subscribers with telecommunication services and all other types of activities determined by the Board of Directors in accordance with the provisions of the Law requires obtaining a license from TDRA. The service also includes existing licensees who want to renew, amend or cancel their telecom services license.
This service allows telecom service providers in the UAE to obtain a decision from TDRA regarding price control requests for new telecom services in order to ensure fair competition between telecom service providers.
The service allows telecom service providers to obtain a letter of recommendation from TDRA addressed to the concerned municipalities to approve the allocation of a public plot of land for the construction of relay transmitters of mobile network.
Resolving disputes related to interconnection or access to the network between licensees in a sequential and clear manner to settle disputes between them
Renew the registration and approval of telecommunications equipment in the UAE. it should be requested one month before expiry date of the certificate, or within 15 days of the expiry.
TDRA provides NOC for practicing e-activity to individuals and businesses that wish to practice an activity of an economic nature on the Internet in the UAE, through websites, applications or social media accounts
The prohibited content is defined as any content that is contrary to the public interest, public morality, public order, public and national security, Islam morality or is otherwise prohibited by any applicable UAE law, regulation, procedure, order or requirement, as more specifically described in each of the Prohibited Content Categories, Here.
The service allows customers to request that service providers block or unblock websites violating UAE laws.
Providing convenient, on-demand access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g. networks, servers and storage), with a centralized deployment model, compute and storage resources enabling rapid service provision and launch with minimal management effort or interaction with service provider. The overall objective is to create a more agile federal enterprise where services can be provisioned on demand to meet government compute requirements.
The service provides the following features:
- Data migration feature (self-service): linking the government entity with FedNet so that the entity's business can be migrated from its location to FedNet using VMware Cloud Migration tools
- The entity's infrastructure must be compatible with VMware technology
- VPN feature (Self-Service): The secure virtual networking (VPN) feature within FedNet cloud enables the entity's employees to benefit from their corporate services remotely. In addition, the feature can be utilized as a site to site VPN termination point for the entities to connect to FedNet.
Providing Email as a service to government entities, using Microsoft Exchange
This service provides a self-portal for entities to manage their mail account
FedNet provides connectivity between government entities for the purpose of exchanging and sharing data, which would save the entities the costs of direct connection with each entity independently.
Providing technical support to the beneficiaries of FedNet services. This service is available to the entity by default as soon as it enrolls on any of FedNet services.
Data backup aims at the protection of government entities' virtual data centers hosted on FedNet or their data. This service provides a platform for entities to manage backup processes.
Disaster recovery service enables entities to protect the systems hosted in their digital infrastructure or on the FedNet to be protected in another location far from the government entity's location. The service provides the entity with the flexibility to protect its critical virtual systems, and reduce the overall cost. Additionally, users can implement disaster recovery drills in their environment without referring to the FedNet team, to ensure availability and compliance with business continuity standards.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority and the Digital Government provide two types of network connectivity that connect government entities to the federal government network. One is the dedicated network connection ( MPLS ), which is an encrypted connection used to connect government entities through a private network with the highest service level standards. The other connection is the virtual network connection ( VPN), which is done through the Internet to the FEDnet.
It is a system that allows government entities to exchange data smoothly and provide their services in an integrated way. The system meets the customer's needs to get the service without moving from one entity to another.
This service provides technical consultancy to government entities to solve technical issues via expert technical teams of TDRA. It highlights challenges facing government entities and provides related suggestions and solutions.
The service provides a tool for composing surveys for the government entity. That tool enables the entity to reach the target audience and allows the public to provide their opinions easily and transparently.
The service provides government entities with awareness lectures on different subjects of cybersecurity. It aims to make the public aware of the best practices in this field and related risks.
TDRA provides two types of connectivity to connect government entities to FedNet. Private dedicated connectivity is encrypted and used to link government entities via a private network with high standards, while virtual private networking is made online via FedNet.
Connectivity is made upon the requirements of the applicant and in coordination with FedNet.
It is assisting government entities to adopt digital participation tools provided to implement the principles of the UAE digital government. The service allows entities to use an interactive platform to develop services, policies and projects based on the feedback of the public.
This service provides secure internet to all federal government entities through a dual internet service provider, which allows for higher productivity. This service provides a unified internet connection within federal entities.
The Federal Network is the main internet service provider for federal entities, which guarantees a service availability by 99.99% throughout the year
Providing a security system hosted in FedNet cloud services, installed in the servers and computers of the government entity. This system provides protection for the endpoints and devices of the entities by providing a mechanism that prevents the attacker from misusing servers and computers and sending alerts in the event of any hacking attempts. These systems can also be used for detecting intrusions that have already occurred.
Measuring the extent to which employees respond to fraudulent messages, by sending fake messages and persuading them to send their private information or open links and attachments. A report is provided to the entity on who opened the email and clicked on the link, and who provided their private information. The report helps in assessing the level of employees awareness on security risks
Evaluating the security practices at the level of the digital infrastructure and digital services of government entities, by searching for security vulnerabilities and trying to use them to access data and internal environment, and then providing a report to the entity about the vulnerabilities that have been discovered, in order to close them before attackers exploit them
Providing Forensics Analysis services for any devices or networks hacked or suspected of being hacked, and issuing a Forensics Analysis report with detailed information about what happened, how it happened and who did it.
This service helps government entities identify security vulnerabilities in servers, networks, and websites and provide them with recommendations on mechanisms for resolving vulnerabilities.
Installing a security incident management system in the technical work environments and networks of the government entity, which provides alerts about potential risks, security incidents and vulnerabilities
This service aims to facilitate the submission of grievance against decisions or violation decisions taken by TDRA against (Qualified) Trust Service Providers.
Monitoring and following-up to control the anticompetitive behavior, ending the violations that have been found, and informing the licensee "the complainant" of all the steps that have been taken to correct wrongful practices.
TDRA is the legal entity responsible for issuing licenses under the Telecommunications Law. According to the Law, operating a public telecommunications network or
providing subscribers with telecommunication services and all other types of activities determined by the Board of Directors in accordance with the provisions of the Law requires obtaining a license from TDRA. The service also includes existing licensees who want to renew, amend or cancel their telecom services license.
This service allows telecom service providers in the UAE to obtain a decision from TDRA regarding price control requests for new telecom services in order to ensure fair competition between telecom service providers.
The service allows telecom service providers to obtain a letter of recommendation from TDRA addressed to the concerned municipalities to approve the allocation of a public plot of land for the construction of relay transmitters of mobile network.
Resolving disputes related to interconnection or access to the network between licensees in a sequential and clear manner to settle disputes between them
The prohibited content is defined as any content that is contrary to the public interest, public morality, public order, public and national security, Islam morality or is otherwise prohibited by any applicable UAE law, regulation, procedure, order or requirement, as more specifically described in each of the Prohibited Content Categories, Here.
The service allows customers to request that service providers block or unblock websites violating UAE laws.
TDRA provides NOC for practicing e-activity to individuals and businesses that wish to practice an activity of an economic nature on the Internet in the UAE, through websites, applications or social media accounts
Renew the registration and approval of telecommunications equipment in the UAE. it should be requested one month before expiry date of the certificate, or within 15 days of the expiry.
The prohibited content is defined as any content that is contrary to the public interest, public morality, public order, public and national security, Islam morality or is otherwise prohibited by any applicable UAE law, regulation, procedure, order or requirement, as more specifically described in each of the Prohibited Content Categories, Here.
The service allows customers to request that service providers block or unblock websites violating UAE laws.
TDRA provides NOC for practicing e-activity to individuals and businesses that wish to practice an activity of an economic nature on the Internet in the UAE, through websites, applications or social media accounts
The .aeDA is responsible for the setting and enforcement of all policies with regard to the operation of the .ae ccTLD and ".امارات" (dotEmarat) as well as overseeing the operation of the Registry System.
Aims to enhance the national education sector by supporting UAE academically distinguished cadres to drive the country’s education in ICT related disciplines, in order to meet the increasing demand for ICT specialized national human resources.
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