Censys, the authority for Internet Intelligence, announced its first-ever participation at GISEC Global 2026, taking place from 16 to 18 September at the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), Expo City Dubai.
At the event, Censys will showcase its Security Operations and Exposure Management capabilities through live demonstrations of the Censys Platform, including Attack Surface Management (ASM), Adversary Investigations, and real-time Internet Intelligence.
“Cyber resilience starts with knowing what is exposed and where the risks are. As organisations across the region accelerate AI and digital transformation, continuous visibility into internet-facing assets is becoming more important than ever. More importantly, cybersecurity professionals need to understand how quickly they can act on them”, said Meriam ElOuazzani, Vice President, META, Censys. “Censys helps security teams turn that visibility into action, giving them the intelligence to identify exposed assets, track threats across the Internet, investigate threats, and prioritise risk. We’re also applying this approach to governments and critical infrastructure through initiatives such as Operation Digital Shield. With Censys making its GISEC debut this year, we’re looking forward to bringing our capabilities to the region and meeting with customers and partners across the Middle East”.
GISEC Global 2026’s theme, “Everything Cybersecurity: Quantum Ready, AI-Resilient”, reflects the growing need for organisations to stay ahead of new technologies and evolving cyber risks. This aligns closely with Censys’ focus on Internet visibility, security operations, and AI-powered investigations, helping security professionals build greater visibility and readiness as AI adoption accelerates. As AI and digital transformation reshape organisations across the region, security leaders are dealing with more complex digital environments and greater external exposure, making real-time visibility across the Internet critical for modern security operations.
At GISEC, Censys will demonstrate how Internet Intelligence can help security teams continuously discover Internet-facing assets, investigate threats, prioritise exposure, and accelerate security operations. Censys will also highlight Operation Digital Shield, a joint initiative with Rilian Technologies to help governments and critical infrastructure organisations in the UAE.
Censys’ strategic partnership with Tanium will also be highlighted at GISEC. The partnership brings Censys Internet Intelligence into Tanium’s External Attack Surface Management capability, extending Tanium’s endpoint-centric visibility to Internet-facing assets and infrastructure to help security professionals identify and address risks more effectively.
Censys will be at Hall 8, Stand H8-E175 throughout GISEC, from 16–18 September, where visitors can experience the live demonstrations and learn more about the company’s latest capabilities and approach to AI-powered investigations, Internet exposure, security operations and critical infrastructure protection.
Image Credit: Censys
Source: Tahawul Tech