ManageEngine is set to use GISEC Global 2026 as a platform to demonstrate how artificial intelligence can strengthen cybersecurity operations without compromising governance, positioning its AI-powered capabilities as a response to the growing complexity facing enterprises across the Middle East.
At the cybersecurity event, scheduled from September 16-18 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, the Zoho Corporation division will spotlight its unified security, endpoint security, and identity and access management (IAM) portfolio. Central to the showcase will be Zia Agents, ManageEngine’s autonomous AI agents designed to automate security and IT workflows.
The announcement comes amid strong regional momentum for the company, which reported 20% year-on-year growth in both revenue and customer numbers across the MENA region. The figures reflect increasing enterprise demand for integrated platforms that can manage expanding digital environments while addressing persistent cyber threats.
“AI should help teams automate repetitive tasks, improve incident resolution, identify anomalies, and make faster decisions, while organizations retain visibility and governance over their data.”
– Sujoy Banerjee, Regional Business Director, ManageEngine
A major theme at GISEC will be the convergence of AI and cybersecurity. ManageEngine argues that organizations are grappling with hybrid infrastructures, distributed workforces, cloud adoption, and a shortage of skilled security professionals. In this context, AI-driven automation is emerging as a practical tool for reducing manual workloads. Zia Agents are designed to automate tasks such as access reviews, threat investigations, endpoint detection and response (EDR) triage, and alert correlation, enabling security teams to focus on strategic decision-making.
The company will also highlight Identity Access, the latest addition to its Identity360 platform, aimed at delivering unified access control across hybrid and multi-OS environments. The move underscores a broader industry shift toward identity-centric security as organizations seek stronger protection of users, devices, and privileged accounts.
ManageEngine’s message at GISEC 2026 is clear: effective cybersecurity begins with complete visibility across increasingly fragmented IT ecosystems, with AI serving as an enabler rather than a replacement for governance and human oversight.
