Algeria

Cybersecurity & Risk
The 4.8 Million Cybersecurity Professional Gap: What It Means for Algerian Companies
The world faces a structural shortage of cybersecurity professionals. The ISC2 2024 Cybersecurity Workforce Study — the industry's most authoritative annual measurement — put the global shortfall at 4.8 million professionals, the largest gap ever recorded.

Cybersecurity & Risk
Algeria’s Data Protection Law (18-07): What Every Business Must Know in 2026
Algeria enacted Law No. 18-07 on the protection of personal data in June 2018 — modeled substantially on Europe's GDPR — but for most of its existence it functioned more on paper than in practice.

Cybersecurity & Risk
Algeria Under Siege: 70 Million Cyber Attacks and the New National Defense Framework
Algeria does not typically make headlines in global cybersecurity circles. But the numbers demand attention: in 2024, Algerian cybersecurity systems detected and blocked over 70 million cyber attacks, according to Kaspersky data — a figure that placed the country 17th globally

Infrastructure & Cloud
Edge Computing and IoT in Algeria: How 5G Is Rewriting the Rules of Industrial
Introduction For decades, computing followed a centralizing logic: data flowed from where it was generated to distant data centers for processing. That model is breaking down.

Infrastructure & Cloud
Algeria’s Cloud Market Will Hit $450 Million by 2035: What’s Driving the Growth
Algeria's data center and cloud infrastructure market is set to nearly double over the next decade. According to DC Market Insights, the market will grow from approximately $218 million in 2025 to $447 million by 2035 — a compound annual growth rate of 7.39%.


