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Etisalat’s unique all-in-one Business in a Box solution enables Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) to focus on their core business by helping them innovate, diversify, cut costs and create tools that are right for their business. Today, SMBs are disrupting entire industries by introducing new business models or transforming their own. These businesses are raising. For more info on Etisalat business devices please click here Business in a Box a one-stop solution that provides your office and employees with technology, devices, applications and dedicated support in a single bill.

– Anti-virus licenses: 3
– Standard Care 24 x 7
– No. of virtual email hosting: 20
– Multi users available at AED 85/user/month* (no. of voice lines between 2 to 49 per site*)
– Dedicated direct inward dialling (DID) with 100 flexi minutes per number, e.g: 04 1234567

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Advanced IP telephony for up to 49 users per site with unlimited national and 100 flexible international minutes per user

Choose from a range of business-grade office devices and equipment at zero upfront cost and flexible installment plans up to 36 months

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Real time support between 7am and 9pm during weekdays (Sunday to Thursday) and any further support requests will be addressed the next business day

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To encrypt a file means to scramble a stream of data so that its original contents cannot be read.Restoring the data to its original form is known as decryption. Both encryption and decryption require a key, a digital message, and an encryption algorithm. There are several types of encryption, all requiring the use of secret informa tion, usually referred to as a key.In traditional encryption, called secret (symmetric)-key encryption, the sender uses the secret key to scramble (encrypt) the message and the receiver uses the same key to unscramble (decrypt) it. But this method has a problem. The sender and receiver must agree on the secret key without anyone else finding it out. Often, they must trust a courier or a phone system to communicate the secret code. Anyone who overhears or intercepts the key in transit can read, modify or forge encrypted messages.Therefore, what is more commonly used today is a method called public (asymmetric)-key encryption. Introduced in 1976, this method gives each user a pair of keys: a public key and a private key. Each person's public key is made a vailable in a public directory; while the private key is kept secret.