The recent internet shutdown in Iran underscored how fragile digital infrastructure can become under pressure. For companies operating in the Middle East, such shutdowns sever the connective tissue that binds logistics, customer support, data flows, and service delivery. Much like an athlete depends on ligaments and tendons to move effectively, your organization depends on uninterrupted network access to function. When that connection breaks—due to state censorship, throttling, or blackouts—operations don’t just slow down, they collapse.

Psiphon Forge offers a preventative layer of network security and resilience. It embeds directly into your apps and infrastructure to maintain secure, adaptive connectivity across censorship-heavy regions. During Iran’s shutdown, Psiphon’s network continued supporting millions of users by routing data through obfuscated, multi-protocol tunnels designed to withstand deep inspection and filtering.

For any organization—such as defense, logistics, fintech, IoT, and communications—working in environments like the Middle East where connectivity is vulnerable to censorship and unpredictable interference, Forge acts as the connective tissue you can count on. As with any athlete, prevention isn’t just an accident, it’s a key guarantee of your ability to continue to compete.