TECHNOLOGY

Ecolog, Dynology sign expansion MoU

Ecolog International, a leading global provider of integrated services, technology, logistics and environmental solutions and Dynology Corporation, a leading provider of information technology services and cyber security solutions, signed a strategic MoU to expand cooperation in providing integrated digital and cybersecurity solutions to the defense sector as well as energy infrastructure in Macedonia and the Balkans.

According to APO Group press statement made available to OpenLife,  parties, under the agreement,  will join forces to provide integrated security solutions, cyber security services and end-to-end implementation programs focused on identification, mitigation and enhancement of the infrastructure in defense as well as energy and hydrocarbon sectors.

Commenting on the MOU, Ali Vezvaei, Chief Executive Officer of Ecolog International said “In a world of interconnectivity and integration on the one hand and rising complexities and conflicts on the other hand, protecting critical infrastructure in defense and energy sectors are of paramount importance to the nations. We are delighted to expand our cooperation with Dynology Corporation to help our customers address this risk in an integrated and sustainable manner.”

John Lord, President of Dynology Corporation added, “Having served the U.S. Department of Defense and commercial sector for many years, Dynology Corporation is committed to help address infrastructure security in general and cybersecurity in particular with our international customers, and in doing so, we are very pleased to establish our cooperation with Ecolog International.” 

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