Atos positioned as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Middle East Managed Detection and Response (MDR) 2025 Vendor Assessment Middle East, February 2, 2026 — Atos has been positioned in the Leaders Category of the 2025 IDC MarketScape: Middle East Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services (doc #META53011825, October 2025) report. This recognition reflects Atos’s continued commitment and investment to deliver managed security services in the Middle East, combining strong local presence with global scale and expertise. Atos has operated in the Middle East for more than 25 years and has significantly enhanced regional cyber resilience, including an expanded Security Operations Centre (SOC) footprint across the region. This includes operations in Saudi Arabia and a recently launched AI-driven SOC in Qatar, supporting customers with local delivery aligned to regulatory and data residency requirements. Atos MDR services are underpinned by a global network of 17 SOCs that combine local monitoring and first-line response with specialist global capabilities such as DFIR (Digital Forensic and Incident Response) and incident preparedness and proactive defense services such as crisis simulations and continuous threat exposure management. The report noted, “Atos combines a global SOC network with regional capacity in Middle East, addressing both global visibility and local delivery needs. Its MDR platform integrates diverse telemetry sources, incorporates automated triage, and connects with DFIR functions to support incident response.” This indicates how Atos differentiates itself by delivering differentiated services designed for highly regulated environments, reinforcing trust and resilience for organizations across the region. These capabilities position Atos well to serve medium and large enterprises, as well as public sector organizations. Marc Veelenturf, Head of Middle East & Turkey, Atos, said: “This recognition as a Leader in IDC MarketScape for Managed Detection and Response in the Middle East reflects Atos’s long-standing commitment to the region. We have combined

EZVIZ 4G & Wi-Fi Battery Camera Family Hot Debut EZVIZ launches the groundbreaking 4G & Wi-Fi Battery Camera Family, embedded with advanced wild animal detection, 4G & Wi-Fi auto-switching, and new AOV technology, smashing the pain points of battery camera usage. JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 02, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — EZVIZ, recognized for reshaping the smart security landscape with its pioneering technologies, reinvents a familiar favorite with the debut of its 4G & Wi-Fi battery camera family. By weaving dual 4G & Wi-Fi flexibility with refined video intelligence and continuous monitoring through upgraded Always-On Video technology, the series not only captures activity with unprecedented clarity but does so in a manner that respects both technological advancement and human experience. Built on flexible connectivity, dependable performance, and all-weather endurance, the EZVIZ 4G & Wi-Fi Battery Camera Family comes in three complementary lines. The Lite Series delivers straightforward, everyday protection; the 4K Pro Series offers ultra-clear 4K detail and continuous monitoring for demanding outdoor conditions; and the Dual-Lens Series tops the lineup with co-acted twin lenses and multi-angle views for the most complete coverage and all-day clarity. “Outdoor security shouldn’t stop where Wi-Fi ends,” said Byron Fang, Product Director of EZVIZ’s Smart Home Camera R&D Department. “Our upgraded 4G family is built for the real world—stronger connectivity, longer-lasting power, and reliable recording. Wherever you need coverage—home, farm, or off-grid—you can count on it.” Most smart home cameras force an unnecessary tradeoff: Wi-Fi–only devices struggle at the edges of a property, while 4G-only cameras can falter in low-signal areas and rack up mobile data costs. That means missed alerts, recording gaps, and reduced coverage. EZVIZ’s new product family overcomes these challenges through automatic switching between Wi-Fi and 4G, ensuring continuous operation and timely alerts. By prioritizing available Wi-Fi to optimize efficiency and leveraging 4G where