Dubai Multi Commodities Centre Partners With Hacken To Strengthen Web 3.0 Security in Dubai

Hacken, a leading Web 3.0 security auditor, has announced a strategic partnership with the DMCC Crypto Centre in Dubai to strengthen the region's Web 3.0 security landscape. The partnership will involve educational initiatives to raise awareness on Web 3.0 security and mentoring participants of DMCC's Crypto Centre accelerator program. Hacken will also offer an exclusive program tailored for DMCC member companies to make security services more accessible. The partnership underscores a shared vision of advancing cybersecurity best practices and supports Dubai's push to be a leading global hub for Web 3.0 technologies.

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