Postponed from May due to regional events, GISEC Global 2026 opens September 16-18 at DEC Dubai. The 15th edition brings 25,000+ pros, 750+ brands, a new Cyber First Leadership Summit, quantum security tracks, and regional threat focus.
GISEC Global 2026 returns to Dubai from 16 to 18 September, bringing together more than 25,000 cybersecurity professionals and national cyber authorities as the industry confronts an AI-driven threat landscape.
DMCC has launched DMCC Cyber, a dedicated cybersecurity vertical home to more than 200 companies, as part of the formal establishment of DMCC Tech, its overarching technology platform in Dubai.
Noventiq has confirmed its participation as Titanium Sponsor at CAISEC'26, taking place 8-9 June at the Kempinski Hotel, New Cairo. The company has simultaneously been accredited as a Tier 1 Cybersecurity Services Provider by Egypt's National Telecom Regulatory Authority.
The 3rd Government Cybersecurity Summit convenes in Abu Dhabi on 9 June 2026, bringing 400+ government officials and security leaders together to address the UAE's escalating threat landscape and secure its digital future.
The ninth edition of ISNR opens at ADNEC Abu Dhabi on 19 May 2026, bringing together 253 exhibitors from 37 countries across cybersecurity, AI, homeland security and critical infrastructure protection over three days.
Infosecurity Europe 2026 runs June 2 to 4 at ExCeL London. With sessions covering AI agent security, ransomware tradecraft, cloud fundamentals, and hybrid infrastructure threats, this year's programme carries direct relevance for GCC enterprise security leaders. Early registration closes May 5.
StarLink's 2026 Roadshow is live across 7 Middle East cities, spotlighting AI-powered cyber defence. Riyadh done, Jeddah next on Apr 21 — register before your city's date.
Marshall University's Institute for Cyber Security will host a hands-on operational technology training event on April 14–15. This program aims to equip leaders with the skills needed to protect critical infrastructure, including water systems, energy grids, healthcare, and transportation networks.
StarLink, an Infinigate Group company, showcases AI-driven cybersecurity at GITEX Africa 2026, featuring BeyondTrust, Sophos, Tenable, Forescout and more for Africa's digital resilience.
Bahrain's CTM360 sponsors FIRST CTI 2026 in Munich, showcasing a preemptive threat intelligence model built on Indicators of Exposure, Warning, and Attack — moving GCC enterprises beyond reactive IoC frameworks.
RSAC 2026 put AI centre stage — but the data tells a different story. Only 28% of cybersecurity professionals are satisfied in their roles, and 68% say the job is harder than ever. Here's what security leaders need to know.
CYSEC MENA 2026 convenes the cybersecurity ecosystems of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province to foster cross-border resilience and digital innovation.
The Security Middle East Conference 2026 arrives in Riyadh to align global security innovation with Saudi Vision 2030, featuring 1,000+ attendees and elite industry leaders.
CyberX Qatar 2026 returns to the Grand Hyatt Doha on April 22 for its 31st Global Edition, bringing together 300+ prequalified delegates to explore AI's role in cyber offence, defense and resilience as Qatar's cybersecurity market heads toward USD 196 million by 2030.
At RSAC 2026 in San Francisco, the cybersecurity industry's biggest gathering, a new race is underway: which company will emerge as the defining AI-native security platform of the next decade — and whether legacy vendors can adapt fast enough to stay relevant.
GISEC Global 2026 will debut the Cyber Diplomacy Forum in Dubai this May, uniting governments, diplomats and cybersecurity leaders to tackle cross-border cyber threats and digital resilience on a global stage.
The 4th Edition MENA Cyber Security Conference 2026 brings together global leaders and experts to address emerging cyber threats, AI security, and digital resilience strategies.
As the war in Iran escalates, pro-Iranian "chaos agents" like Handala are shifting their focus to U.S. soil, targeting medical giants and critical infrastructure in a new wave of digital warfare.
An Iran-linked hacking group has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack that disrupted systems at medical device manufacturer Stryker, raising concerns about escalating cyber retaliation targeting U.S. organisations.