• The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB), an independent military and civilian organization affiliated with the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF), is a key partner in our IDPS research group’s efforts. With its expertise in advanced defense technologies, including cybersecurity, AI, and disruptive future technologies, JODDB provides critical support in testing, evaluation, and technology incubation. This collaboration strengthens our research on Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPSs), ensuring practical applications in securing defense and civilian infrastructures against emerging cyber threats.
  

• The National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) in Jordan, responsible for protecting the nation's digital infrastructure and enhancing cybersecurity resilience, is a major collaborator with our IDPS research group. Their expertise in cyber threat intelligence, risk assessment, and incident response significantly contributes to our research on IDPSs. This collaboration ensures that our research aligns with national cybersecurity priorities, addressing emerging threats and developing innovative solutions to enhance the security of digital systems in Jordan.

URL: ​NCSC

• ​​The “Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems​ (IDPSs)" Research Group at the University of Jordan proudly announces its partnership with Hayyan Horizons Company, represented by Eng. Ali Al-Tamimi, CEO and Chairman. This collaboration aims to bridge academic excellence with industry expertise to tackle critical cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and optimization challenges. Through this partnership, both entities will collaborate on innovative research projects, exchange knowledge, and develop practical, scalable solutions for real-world IT challenges. With Hayyan Horizons' industry leadership and the research group's academic rigour, this collaboration is poised to drive impactful advancements in secure and resilient IT systems, AI-driven applications, and sustainable technology solutions.​

URL: Hayyan

• JODDB, represented by ​​Eng. Loay Alhajaya, who holds a Master's in Embedded Systems from Yarmouk University, following his Bachelor's degree from Jordan University of Science and Technology. He has accumulated extensive experience in the field, having previously worked in the Directorate of Cybersecurity and Information Technology at the Jordan Armed Forces. He later served as the Manager of Future Technology Projects for over a year, where he played a key role in advancing technological initiatives. His interests revolve around strengthening collaborations between the military and academic sectors, particularly in research execution and developing environments for validating and demonstrating research outcomes. Presently, Eng. Alhajaya manages Future Technology Projects at the Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB).​