du, the UAE telecom and digital services provider, will showcase its cybersecurity and sovereign AI cloud capabilities for enterprise and government organisations at GISEC Global 2026, where it is participating as a Diamond Sponsor.
Through its technology sub-brand du Tech, the company will highlight digital infrastructure and cybersecurity solutions designed to help organisations protect critical data, strengthen resilience and maintain greater control over their technology environments.
GISEC Global 2026 to bring together cybersecurity professionals
The 15th edition of GISEC Global will take place from September 16 to 18 at Expo City Dubai. The event is expected to attract more than 25,000 information-security professionals from over 180 countries and feature more than 750 cybersecurity brands.
Discussions at the event will focus on areas including artificial intelligence, critical infrastructure protection, cyber resilience and public-private collaboration. The programme will also feature dedicated government and critical-infrastructure stages, with sessions covering AI, cloud, 5G and emerging security technologies.
Focus on secure AI adoption
At the event, du Tech will demonstrate how its technology capabilities can support the operational and regulatory requirements of organisations in the UAE.
The company said its focus is aligned with the UAE’s ambitions under the National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031. As organisations expand their use of AI, secure digital infrastructure and greater control over data are becoming increasingly important considerations.
Jasim Al Awadi, Chief ICT Officer of du, said security, sovereignty and resilience would be fundamental to the next phase of digital transformation.
He added that du Tech’s presence at GISEC would demonstrate how cybersecurity expertise and sovereign AI cloud capabilities can be brought together to help enterprises and government organisations build secure digital foundations.
Supporting government and enterprise needs
GISEC will also provide an opportunity for enterprise and government decision-makers to engage with du Tech on their technology priorities, including cybersecurity, sovereign AI cloud and broader digital infrastructure requirements.
Through its expanding technology portfolio, du said it is seeking to support the UAE’s digital ambitions by helping organisations move beyond connectivity towards secure, sovereign and AI-enabled infrastructure.
The participation is also part of du’s broader “Re-imagining tomorrow” vision, which focuses on supporting a digital future built around confidence, security and resilience.

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