Microsoft highlights the role of Agentic AI at GISEC Global 2025
Visitors at the Microsoft Hub at the exhibition can explore the latest advancements in cybersecurity, AI-powered autonomous agents, and Microsoft’s industry-leading security solutions.
ValueMentor returns to GISEC 2025 with strategic insights
ValueMentor Returns to GISEC 2025 with Strategic Insights and Real-World Solutions.
FORCESPOT set to showcase security solutions at GISEC Global 2025
FORCESPOT serves as a strategic enabler for enterprises navigating the evolving threat landscape, especially as AI adoption continues to rise across all industries.
Nozomi Networks spotlights future of cybersecurity for critical infrastructure
Dubai — Nozomi Networks, the leader in OT and IoT security, will be present at GISEC Global 2025 (6-8 May) at …
Tenable to highlight holistic approach to Cyber Exposure at GISEC 2025
From booth C175 in Hall 5 Tenable will showcase its Tenable One Exposure Management Platform – the world’s only AI-powered exposure management software.
OPSWAT announces GISEC 2025 participation with a focus on critical infrastructure
Amid the ongoing merger of IT and OT, the critical infrastructure protection specialist pledges new approaches and demos of the latest protection techniques at upcoming event.
“We’re trying to simplify our AI for our customers in a bid for them to be able to better digest it” – Meriam El Ouazzani, SentinelOne
CNME Editor Mark Forker secured an exclusive interview with Meriam El Ouazzani, Regional Sales Director, Middle East, Turkey & Africa …
Interview: OTIFYD’s intelligent approach to cybersecurity
Serkan Yusuf, Director of Services at OTIFYD, tells Tahawultech about OTIFYD’s cutting-edge cybersecurity services and solutions that leverage strategy to …
Group-IB and National Security Services Group join forces to bolster cybersecurity in the Middle East
Group-IB and National Security Services Group Sign Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cybersecurity offerings in the Middle East.
“Users in the computer space for far too long have been used as scapegoats” – Kevin Ripa – Senior Instructor at SANS Institute
Kevin Ripa, Senior Director at SANS Institute, spoke to CNME Editor Mark Forker at GISEC 2024, in which he says security teams have to stop playing the blame game, he explains the difference between traditional ransomware attacks an ones powered by AI – and how a lack of synergy can severely impact the security posture of an organisation.