Appknox, a mobile app security platform, has expanded to Saudi Arabia, offering AI-driven solutions to enhance mobile app security. By integrating security into the development pipeline and using a binary-based scanning approach, Appknox helps businesses detect vulnerabilities early, reducing risks and ensuring faster, more secure app deployments in fast-growing digital economies.
Palo Alto Networks has outlined key cybersecurity trends for 2025, emphasizing the need for quantum-resistant encryption strategies to prepare for quantum computing threats. Predictions include AI-driven cybersecurity roles, stricter metrics for security performance, and a focus on sustainability in cybersecurity efforts, alongside a shift towards real-time compliance evidence.
Positive Technologies has partnered with Mideast Communication Systems (MCS) to enhance cybersecurity across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Africa. The partnership focuses on addressing the growing cyber threat landscape and promoting advanced cybersecurity solutions. The collaboration will also emphasize sectors like industrial safety, DevSecOps, and ATM security.
SpiderSilk, the GCC’s first cyber-AI startup, has partnered with Sirar to integrate its flagship product, Resonance, with Sirar’s managed security services. This collaboration will strengthen cybersecurity solutions, expand SpiderSilk’s market presence in Saudi Arabia, and introduce new products, driving global growth and innovation in the cybersecurity sector.
Axidian, at Black Hat MEA 2024 in Riyadh, debuts Axidian Shield, enhancing identity security with advanced ITDR capabilities aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 for tech innovation and cybersecurity.
CyberArk sees Saudi Arabia as a key growth market, accounting for nearly 40% of its Middle East business in 2024. The company plans significant expansion, showcasing innovative solutions such as Cora AI and identity management technologies at Black Hat MEA. CyberArk aims to double its business in Saudi Arabia within 12 to 24 months.
LogRhythm | Exabeam has opened a new regional office in Riyadh to enhance cybersecurity in Saudi Arabia. This strategic expansion will support local organizations with AI-driven security solutions, improving threat detection and response. The move aligns with Saudi Vision 2030, fostering digital transformation and strengthening cybersecurity in the Kingdom.
The “MY KUWAIT ID” app introduces three verification levels: Medium, High, and Verified, each offering different features based on the registration method. These levels provide users with secure access to services such as civil ID, document verification, authentication, and electronic signatures, ensuring a high standard of data protection.
Middle East retailers are enhancing email security to combat email fraud, with 90% now adopting DMARC records. 40% of top retailers have implemented the strictest ‘reject’ policy, safeguarding consumers from phishing attacks. As e-commerce grows, DMARC and AI are critical in protecting digital transactions and supporting the UAE’s cybersecurity efforts.
90% of leading Middle East retailers have implemented DMARC, with 40% using the strictest “reject” policy to block fraudulent emails.
