AI in Cybersecurity

In an era where digital battlefields are as critical as physical ones and artificial intelligence can be weaponized for disinformation campaigns, the traditional concepts of national security are being fundamentally reshaped. Against this backdrop of rapidly evolving, technologically-driven

By the year 2026, the countless cameras that silently observe our public and private spaces will have undergone a profound transformation, evolving from passive recording devices into an intelligent, interconnected network capable of understanding the world in real time. This technological leap,

Data centers have profoundly evolved from being isolated, fortified structures into the hyper-connected and indispensable nerve centers of the global digital economy, demanding a radical rethinking of how these critical assets are secured. The long-standing model, which focused on building higher

As artificial intelligence rapidly evolves from a sophisticated assistant into an autonomous operator at the core of enterprise functions, the fundamental principles of cybersecurity are being irrevocably altered. The traditional security perimeters built to safeguard networks and endpoints are

Imagine a world where cyber threats lurk around every digital corner, growing more cunning by the day, and the Middle East, a region pulsating with rapid digital transformation, stands as a prime target for these invisible adversaries. Enter Black Hat MEA, the premier cybersecurity conference held

Imagine a world where power grids predict outages before they happen, water systems detect leaks in real-time, and transportation networks optimize traffic flow—all thanks to the power of artificial intelligence. This isn’t a far-off dream but a reality that critical infrastructure operators are beg