UAE Cyber Security Council Inks Strategic Pact with Cyble to Elevate National Threat Intelligence and Critical Infrastructure Defense
ABU DHABI — The Cyber Security Council of the United Arab Emirates has entered into a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with global artificial intelligence native cybersecurity firm Cyble, establishing an expansive operational framework to fortify the country’s sovereign threat intelligence and early warning capabilities across federal government entities and critical national infrastructure.
The bilateral agreement formalizes Cyble’s integration into the United Arab Emirates national cybersecurity apparatus. Under the established framework, Cyble will support the Council’s federal defense mandate by supplying high fidelity intelligence telemetry, contextual dark web monitoring, early intrusion warnings, and proactive vulnerability analytics designed to shield strategic industrial, economic, and governmental sectors from evolving threat vectors.
Central to the operational deployment is Cyble’s proprietary threat intelligence suite, Cyble Vision, driven by its specialized Blaze AI autonomous multi agent engine. The platform utilizes neural and vector memory architectures alongside vast datasets to deliver rapid detection, cross domain reasoning, and automated triage against complex ransomware campaigns, credential harvesting operations, brand impersonation, and state sponsored advanced persistent threats targeting sovereign digital assets.
H.E. Dr. Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of Cyber Security for the UAE Government, emphasized that the Council remains actively focused on forging alliances with international technology innovators to elevate national cyber resilience across all tiers of the digital economy. Dr. Al Kuwaiti observed that the partnership with Cyble advances the nation’s transition toward an intelligence led, proactive defensive posture, ensuring that federal agencies and critical operators preempt malicious activity before operational disruptions materialize.
Beenu Arora, Chief Executive Officer and Co Founder of Cyble, characterized the agreement as a significant validation of Cyble’s capabilities at the sovereign cybersecurity tier. Arora noted that partnering with the UAE Cyber Security Council establishes a direct channel to protect critical utility grids, financial networks, and public institutions, reflecting an overarching industry migration from reactive perimeter containment toward continuous, predictive threat reconnaissance.
The pact underscores the UAE’s accelerating momentum to secure its hyperconnected digital ecosystem, aligning with national cybersecurity blueprints and positioning the emirates at the forefront of proactive algorithmic defense within the Gulf Cooperation Council.
