At GISEC 2026, Nozomi Networks highlights AI-powered visibility, threat intelligence and risk prioritisation as critical infrastructure becomes increasingly interconnected
As operational technology (OT), IoT and cyber-physical systems become more interconnected, cybersecurity teams are facing a shift in how they need to manage risk. Nozomi Networks is using GISEC Global 2026 to highlight the move from reacting to individual incidents towards building continuous visibility and proactive cyber resilience across critical infrastructure environments.
The company is showcasing its OT, IoT and CPS cybersecurity capabilities through live demonstrations and an interactive demo environment designed around real-world cyber-physical security challenges. The focus includes asset discovery, anomaly detection, threat intelligence and risk prioritisation—capabilities aimed at helping organisations understand what is connected to their environments, identify emerging risks and prioritise action.
“GISEC gives us an important opportunity to engage directly with customers, partners and industry stakeholders across the region,” said Bachir Moussa, Regional Vice President, EMEA South, Nozomi Networks. “As critical infrastructure becomes more interconnected, visibility into what’s happening across these environments is critical to ensuring secure and resilient operations.”
“Improved visibility, threat intelligence and operational context can help organizations better understand their risks and improve their cyber resilience.” — Bachir Moussa, Regional Vice President, EMEA South, Nozomi Networks
The emphasis on visibility reflects a broader challenge for OT security teams. Unlike conventional IT environments, industrial and cyber-physical systems often combine legacy infrastructure with increasingly connected technologies, making comprehensive asset awareness and operational context important to risk management.
Nozomi Networks is also highlighting advances in AI-powered visibility, threat intelligence, vulnerability management and cyber resilience. Its Vantage IQ Assistant is designed to help security teams obtain insights faster, prioritise actions and make informed decisions across OT, IoT and cyber-physical environments.
The company’s participation comes as governments and critical infrastructure operators across the Middle East continue to strengthen cyber resilience. For security leaders, the emerging requirement is not simply to detect compromise but to understand the operational environment well enough to identify risk earlier and respond with greater context.
Nozomi Networks is showcasing its capabilities at Hall 8, Stand E151, where visitors can experience demonstrations and engage with its cybersecurity experts.
