GISEC 2023
With the ever-changing global landscape, it is increasingly essential to strengthen cybersecurity across industries. GISEC Global offers a platform for key industry leaders and names to come together in order to stay ahead of potential threats, discover innovative strategies and remain secure from major disruptions.
GISEC Global is the leading gathering ground for the cybersecurity community worldwide. Top cybersecurity enterprises from 40 countries, CISOs from major corporations across the Middle East, Africa & Asia, government dignitaries and cyber leaders, regional and international innovators and global experts came together to decisively lead cybersecurity transformations across sectors and nations.
THE WORLD LEADERS IN CYBERSECURITY MEET TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE….
A strategy and policy-driven stage led by a stellar lineup of Global CISO’s setting trends at some of the world’s most iconic companies, intelligence briefings on new threats from major international security agencies, Government authorities & Public and Private sectors who bring to the table, top of mind cyber issues and initiatives
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GISEC 2023
GISEC 2023 is wrapped up with the biggest cybersecurity business conversations and conversions to empower the accelerated digital transformations of recent years.
A strong wave of optimism buzzed in the air as the global cybersecurity community bumped elbows and got together to discuss pivotal turning points, awe-inspiring new innovations and industry-focused security strategies in the year’s safest and most demanded live, in-person cyber show.
THE POWERFUL STORY OF CYBERSECURITY CONTINUES
We can’t wait to welcome you again live in-person at our next edition scheduled from 14-16 March 2023, Dubai World Trade Centre.
CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
With only 19% of global cyber leaders confident that their organizations are cyber resilient, is the global cybersecurity community ready to proactively defend evolving cyber threats? By 2025, digital transformation will inject $100 trillion in the world economy* (*WEF).
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum recently launched “D33” Dubai Economic Agenda; One of the objectives is to create new economic value via digital transformation, at a rate of AED 100 billion yearly.
To tackle the security risks that come with digital transformation, top cyber executives unveil CISO’s 2023 strategy at GISEC to decode the uptick in cyberattacks and costs while navigating evolving threat landscape from Metaverse cybercrime, Cryptojacking, 51 attack blockchain, drone exploit delivery attack to Quantum threat, Cloudy security to applying AI internally and at the edge across Healthcare, Banking & Finance, Utilities, Oil & Gas, Transport, Nuclear, Defence & Communications.
THE ARAB WORLD’S LARGEST AND MOST IMPACTFUL CYBERSECURITY EVENT
GISEC 2021 wrapped up today with the biggest cybersecurity business conversations and conversions to empower the accelerated digital transformations of recent years.
A strong wave of optimism buzzed in the air as the global cybersecurity community bumped elbows and got together to discuss pivotal turning points, awe-inspiring new innovations and industry-focused security strategies in the year’s safest and most demanded live, in-person cyber show.
THE POWERFUL STORY OF CYBERSECURITY CONTINUES
We can’t wait to welcome you again live in-person at our next edition from 21 – 23 March 2022.
GISEC Futured Speakers
TOP CYBER MINDS MAKE IMPORTANT BREAK THROUGHS
Named among Top 50 Technology Leaders 2021 by CIO Online & IDC, Dr. Erdal is a fintech power personality with an ardent passion for raising cyber awareness and leveraging new & innovative approaches
GISEC Dubai:
The 11th edition of GISEC Global
GISEC Global 2023 to shine spotlight on ‘never trust, always verify’ IT infrastructure model dubbed by experts as the security framework of the future
Middle East governments and corporates are expected to invest heavily in Zero Trust Access (ZTA) IT systems over the coming years to ward off the omnipresent threat of cyber-attacks, providing a major boost to the region’s cybersecurity market that’s predicted to more than double in value over the next five years.
Exhibitors at next month’s GISEC Global cybersecurity exhibition in Dubai, said ZTA security – an approach to designing IT infrastructure with a ‘never trust, always verify’ model – will be highly sort after in 2023 and beyond, as organisations seek to protect their data and systems against constantly evolving and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
In the Middle East, the pervasive ‘work from anywhere’ culture is convincing companies to double down on their efforts to protect digital assets, fuelling the region’s cybersecurity market that, according to analysts Markets and Markets, will grow from US$20 billion in 2022 to US$44.7 billion in 2027, clocking 17 percent annual growth.
Rising IoT traffic, increasing technological advancements and modernisation of enterprises are also fuelling demand for zero trust security solutions, with MarkNtel Advisors, a research company, expecting the Middle East ZTA market to grow by 16 percent annually over the next five years.
The core cybercrime methods haven’t changed, but the sophistication of them has increased. The good news is IT security professionals and C-level decision makers will have no shortage of solutions to investigate at the 11th edition of GISEC Global 2023, which returns to the Dubai World Trade Centre from 14-16 March, featuring more than 400 exhibitors from 42 countries.
Household names such as tech titans Huawei and Microsoft will be out in full force at the annual three-day event, alongside headline ground-breaking infosec companies including Spire Solutions, CPX, Mandiant, Pentera, Cloudfare, Crowdstrike, Edgio, Secureworks, Synack, Threatlocker, and Votiro.
“In our increasingly digital world, security is a key concern and area of focus,” said Waseem Hashem, Business Group Director for Modern Work & Security at Microsoft UAE. “At Microsoft, we have a long-standing commitment to securing our platforms and providing solutions, and our answer to safeguarding the digital space in the face of evolving threats is the Zero Trust network and architecture.
“Businesses worldwide are prioritising secure and efficient network access, making the adoption of Zero Trust non-negotiable. In the Middle East, in particular, where cyber threats are becoming more persistent and sophisticated, the implementation of this approach is a critical step for organisations to protect their sensitive data.”
CPX, a home-grown cyber security entity based in the UAE, will this year showcase its complete suite of end-to-end cybersecurity capabilities covering all industries from energy & utilities to government and defence, healthcare, finance and transportation. Commenting on the Zero-Trust networks, Paul Lawson, Executive Director at CPX, said: “The fast-paced growth of emerging technologies like AI/ML, Cloud and IoT has put a strain on an organization’s ability to secure, protect and mitigate looming cyber threats.
“We expect these shifts to significantly contribute to a rise in the adoption of Zero Trust models. A Zero Trust approach distrusts all entities by default, requiring all users inside and outside a network to be continuously authenticated and authorised.
Added Lawson: “In the Middle East, many organisations still depend on a traditional firewall-based perimeter architecture. As organisations embrace new advanced technologies and frequently migrate to Cloud, they should align and enhance their cybersecurity posture by deploying Zero Trust ‘aware’ technologies.”
Zero Trust to replace VPN by 2025 – Gartner
Another key factor behind the growth of ZTA is the increasing adoption of cloud technologies, leaving organisations migrating workloads to the cloud increasingly vulnerable to wily attackers, posing major challenges and causing significant losses.
Tech research firm Gartner predicts that zero trust network access will even replace virtual private networks (VPNs) by 2025, with the rise in remote work and the continuing threat of cyber-attacks urging companies to scout for more robust security frameworks.
As a result, says Anil Bhandari, Chief Mentor at ARCON – a cybersecurity provider with sales headquarters in Houston, Texas – organisations are gearing their investments towards a system that, among several characteristics, uses multi-factor authentication to verify the identity of users and devices.
“According to our research, adopting zero trust networks and architecture will be a top priority for IT security executives in the Middle East and around the world this year,” said Bhandari, who will be at GISEC Global 2023 with ARCON’s Converged Identity Management platform – a Software as a Service identity and access management platform.
“In the Middle East, in particular, for a typical large-scale enterprise or mid-size company, the IT perimeter is no longer confined to on-premises data centres. As modern-day IT infrastructure is large and distributed in hybrid and multi-cloud setups, Middle East IT security leaders will look to build micro-segmentation and micro-perimeters for controlling and securing digital identities.”
‘Think Zero Trust’ at GISEC Global 2023
CyberKnight, a UAE-based cybersecurity value-added-distributor will meanwhile have a dedicated ‘Think Zero Trust’ theme at GISEC Global 2023, with CMO Olesya Pavlova, stating that attackers are continuously expanding their capabilities and taking advantage of an ever-growing number of attack vectors.
“In 2022, we saw that cybercriminals targeted Middle East critical infrastructure, including information technology, financial services, healthcare, and energy sectors, with headline-grabbing incidents,” said Pavlova, whose CyberKnight recently partnered with American zero trust real-world cybersecurity company Xage to accelerate ZTA adoption across the Middle East.
“Currently, we see XDR, data security, threat intelligence and application security with the highest demand. Our purpose remains the same going forward – to help fight cybercrime using Zero Trust.”
Elsewhere, US-based StrikeReady will showcase its award-winning AI-powered Cognitive Security Platform at GISEC Global 2023. AI capabilities such as reinforcement learning, natural language understanding, and proactive conversational AI enable StrikeReady’s Cognitive Security Platform to offer innovative features such as a virtual cybersecurity assistant.
Anurag Gurtu, Chief Product Officer at StrikeReady, said in order to continue to evolve in the same way that attackers do, thriving organisations must have ZTA as part of their cyber security transformation.
“The Middle East is one of the few regions that adopts cyber security early, so I suspect many businesses there have looked into ZTA,” said Gurtu. “Attackers are innovative, and their tactics continue to evolve to defeat existing cyber defences. It is imperative that the industry adapts and evolves in order to stay competitive with attackers.”
GISEC Global is organised by the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), with the annual three-day event also comprising an extensive conference programme under the theme ‘Connecting minds, boosting cyber resilience’, with 13-tracks tackling the evolving cyber landscape and corresponding threats across multiple industries.
“The Zero Trust model addresses the Middle East’s growing concern of cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure, while providing a more comprehensive approach to security by requiring verification of all users and devices, regardless of location, and implementing strict access controls,” said Riju George, Group Director for GISEC at DWTC.
“The largest ever edition of GISEC Global in 2023 will deliver an unmatched ecosystem of the world’s premier cybersecurity players, helping governments and businesses address unprecedented security risks, while enhancing their opportunities to innovate and thrive in a constantly evolving digital economy.”
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