Nozomi Networks to showcase cyber resilience solutions at GISEC Global 2026 in Dubai

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Nozomi Networks, a leader in operational technology (OT), Internet of Things (IoT), and cyber-physical systems (CPS) cybersecurity, is set to showcase its cyber resilience solutions at GISEC Global 2026. The event will take place at the Dubai Exhibition Center (DEC) in Expo City Dubai from September 16 to 18.

The company aims to demonstrate how businesses can transition from reactive incident responses to proactive cyber risk management. This shift is essential for enhancing cyber resilience across OT, IoT, and CPS environments.

As the UAE and the broader Middle East focus on strengthening national cyber resilience and protecting critical infrastructure, Nozomi Networks will engage with customers and partners at GISEC Global 2026. The company plans to share insights derived from its Nozomi Networks Labs’ threat intelligence research and discuss the evolving landscape of cyber-physical threats.

Bachir Moussa, Regional Vice President EMEA South at Nozomi Networks, highlighted the significance of GISEC as a platform for direct engagement with industry stakeholders. He noted that improved visibility, threat intelligence, and operational context are crucial for organizations to understand their risks and enhance their cyber resilience. As critical infrastructure becomes increasingly interconnected, maintaining visibility across these environments is vital for secure operations.

Attendees will have the opportunity to experience Nozomi Networks’ latest cybersecurity capabilities through live demonstrations. An interactive demo box will present real-world cyber-physical security challenges, showcasing features such as asset discovery, anomaly detection, threat intelligence, and risk prioritization. These tools are designed to help security teams gain visibility over connected assets, identify new risks, and bolster the resilience of critical infrastructure.

Nozomi Networks will also unveil advancements in AI-powered visibility, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, and cyber resilience. The Vantage IQ Assistant, a key tool, will enable security teams to obtain insights more rapidly, prioritize actions, and make informed decisions across OT, IoT, and cyber-physical environments.

Visitors can meet the Nozomi Networks team at Hall 8, Stand E151, where they can witness live demonstrations and discuss the latest developments in OT, IoT, and cyber-physical security.

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