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E& and UAE Cyber Security Council test Rannah secure communications platform

E& UAE has launched Rannah, a secure communications service developed in collaboration with the Cyber Security Council (CSC). Built for government entities, enterprises, and mid-to-large organizations, the solution provides a locally developed, secure collaboration platform engineered to support long-term digital strategies.

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