Zensec Launches in Dubai, Pioneering National Cyber Resilience for the AI Era

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Zensec Expands Cybersecurity Operations with New UAE Office

Introduction to Zensec’s Regional Expansion

Zensec, the cybersecurity division of Zenzero, has officially launched its office in the UAE. This significant move aims to enhance the region’s cyber resilience in response to the increasing challenges posed by digital transformation. As cyber threats escalate, particularly with the rise of AI-driven risks and vulnerabilities linked to quantum technology, this expansion is both timely and necessary.

Addressing Emerging Cyber Threats

Recent discussions at the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Councils meeting held in Dubai emphasized the pressing need for an evolved understanding of cyber risk. Stakeholders met in October 2025 to dive deep into how advancements in artificial intelligence and quantum computing are reshaping the landscape of cybersecurity. Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, the head of cybersecurity for the UAE, aptly referred to AI as “a new oil,” highlighting its transformative impact on both offensive and defensive strategies in combating cyber threats.

The Evolving Threat Landscape in the Gulf

With the rapid pace of digital transformation in the Gulf, the nature of cyber threats is shifting. Cybercriminals are increasingly deploying sophisticated methods, including AI-driven phishing schemes and deepfake technology. In this context, the UAE government is prioritizing comprehensive resilience strategies that involve multiple stakeholders. The insights shared during the WEF event reinforced the importance of governance, innovation, and collaboration, all of which are integral to a robust national cyber strategy—principles that Zensec is eager to implement for its clients.

Zensec: A Trusted Cybersecurity Partner

Zensec merges the managed service provider (MSP) capabilities of Zenzero with specialized expertise in cyber investigations and recovery. This unique combination allows Zensec to offer an unparalleled level of service in the region. Their 24/7 Security Operations Centre, coupled with digital forensics and rapid response capabilities, ensures that clients can effectively prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber incidents with confidence.

Commitment to Digital Innovation in the UAE

David Wing, Managing Director of Zensec, remarked on the significance of doing business in the UAE, stating, “Operating here means engaging at the forefront of digital innovation.” With Zensec’s entry into the UAE market, the company aims to deliver world-class cyber resilience to an ecosystem that requires both agility and trust. The focus extends beyond mere defense; Zensec is committed to helping organizations enhance their resilience, enabling them to recover stronger after cyber challenges.

Understanding Zensec and Zenzero

Zensec, previously known as Solace Cyber, excels in providing digital forensics, incident response, and recovery from ransomware incidents. Operating around the clock, the team is dedicated to helping organizations effectively manage threats, restore normal operations, and bolster overall resilience. As a member of Zenzero, an MSP recognized by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Zensec combines extensive IT expertise with a dedication to cybersecurity excellence.

Zenzero not only focuses on cybersecurity but is also a certified B Corporation, offering IT solutions, cybersecurity measures, data analysis, and AI services on a global scale. The establishment of Zensec in Dubai further expands Zenzero’s international presence, reinforcing its mission to foster secure and resilient digital economies.


By launching its new UAE office, Zensec positions itself as a vital player in the fight against evolving cyber threats, promising to equip organizations with the tools and strategies needed to thrive in an increasingly digital world.

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