In collaboration with the UAE Cyber Security Council and GISEC 2025, emt to present Cyber Escape Room Experience
Sharpen your cyber defences through an immersive escape room adventure
emt, a leading innovator in cybersecurity solutions and services, in collaboration with the UAE Cyber Security Council, has announced its participation in the upcoming GISEC Global 2025. The company is set to unveil the second edition of its exclusive and immersive 'Cyber Escape Experience', one of the key highlights at this year's cybersecurity exhibition, to be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
As part of its ongoing commitment to advancing cybersecurity awareness and engagement, emt has partnered with the UAE Cyber Security Council and GISEC Global to bring this dynamic initiative to life. The interactive Cyber Escape Experience will challenge participants to solve cybersecurity-themed puzzles and scenarios in a race against time, testing their knowledge of the latest security practices and innovations.
Key features of the Cyber Escape Experience include:
Engagement: Participants will tackle real-world cybersecurity scenarios, sharpening their skills and increasing awareness.
Innovation: emt will showcase its latest cybersecurity technologies and solutions through an exciting and fun hands-on experience.
Learning opportunity: The initiative offers an educational and entertaining platform for individuals to explore the complexities of modern cybersecurity.
Dr Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, head of the UAE Cyber Security Council, expressed his strong support for the initiative at GISEC 2025, emphasising its importance in promoting cybersecurity awareness.
The Cyber Escape Room supports our mission to promote cybersecurity awareness. "We believe this goal is best achieved through strong partnerships with industry experts, and we are proud to collaborate with emt Distribution and the Dubai World Trade Centre on this important initiative," he said.
Mo Mobasseri, chief executive officer of emt, said: "The Cyber Escape Experience offers a powerful and engaging way to highlight the critical importance of cybersecurity. By combining education with immersive entertainment, we aim to connect with both professionals and the wider public in a fun, informative, and genuinely impactful manner. We are proud to collaborate with the UAE Cybersecurity Council and GISEC 2025 on this initiative, which reflects our ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility in the UAE"
The GISEC exhibition, which brings together global cybersecurity leaders, will serve as the perfect platform for this ground-breaking initiative. With the Cyber Escape Room being one of the most anticipated features of the event, emt is poised to captivate attendees and showcase its leadership in the cybersecurity space.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Al Etihad
28-05-2025
- Al Etihad
UAE harnesses AI to combat cybercrimes and misinformation
29 May 2025 00:14 MAYS IBRAHIM (DUBAI)The UAE is increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to detect and trace cyberattacks targeting the country, according to Dr. Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of the UAE Cybersecurity a dialogue session at the Arab Media Summit in Dubai, Al Kuwaiti noted that AI tools can now analyse writing patterns and posting behaviour to identify the real sources behind malicious online activity, whether human or spectrum of cyber threats now includes insults, slander, defamation, blackmail, identity theft, and ransomware - all of which fall under the category of cybercrimes, he major concern is cyberterrorism, particularly the online dissemination of false ideologies and the spread of rumours meant to destabilise social Kuwaiti pointed out that while social media platforms have introduced some regulatory measures to curb terrorism and cybercrime, the challenge of swiftly removing or correcting misinformation remains speed at which false content spreads, combined with its persistent digital footprint, often makes it difficult to trace or undo the damage once it's widely circulated, he explained. Think Before You Click Al Kuwaiti also pointed to awareness as a central pillar in the UAE's cybersecurity said that encouraging individuals to pause before resharing unverified information - and to recognise that online behaviour reflects personal and cultural values - is one way to contain the ripple effects of false Kuwaiti stressed the importance of having misinformation "stop at you" instead of being perpetuated UAE continues to ramp up its cybersecurity capabilities. In April 2024, the UAE Cybersecurity Council launched the "National Cybersecurity Strategy 2024–2026", which outlines a multi-tiered approach focused on proactive threat detection, critical infrastructure protection, and real-time incident response. The strategy includes the deployment of a centralised national cybersecurity operations centre (NCSOC) and the integration of AI-driven surveillance tools to monitor digital risks across government and private networks.
Khaleej Times
27-05-2025
- Khaleej Times
iZOOlogic unveils new Cyber Threat Intelligence suite at GISEC 2025 in Dubai
iZOOlogic, a leading global cybersecurity firm, has announced the launch of its enhanced Cyber Threat Intelligence product suite at GISEC Global 2025, the Middle East's premier cybersecurity event held at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The launch marks a significant expansion of iZOOlogic's capabilities in threat intelligence, tailored to the evolving needs of critical sectors in the GCC region. The newly launched threat intelligence suite includes four key modules: ● IOC (Indicators of Compromise) Feed ● Cyber Intelligence Advisory ● Vulnerability Management ● Malware Intelligence Data Feed These offerings empower organisations to anticipate, detect, and neutralise cyber threats in real-time while staying compliant with regional and global security standards. iZOOlogic has rapidly expanded its footprint across the UAE, now serving over 45 enterprise clients, including the country's largest bank and its leading airline. The company also boasts a growing portfolio across the broader GCC region, with strategic clients in Saudi Arabia (KSA), Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain. At GISEC 2025, iZOOlogic showcased how its proprietary technologies are helping financial institutions, airlines, telecoms, and government entities mitigate risk and maintain operational resilience in the face of increasingly complex cyber threats. The exhibit drew significant attention from CISOs, regulators, and regional partners keen to enhance their threat visibility and incident response posture. The iZOOlogic business leadership team traveled from London to Dubai to meet with key customers, and explore new partnerships. 'This has been an incredible opportunity to connect face-to-face with our UAE and GCC clients, many of whom rely on iZOOlogic to protect their most sensitive digital assets,' said the team in a joint statement. 'We're proud to play a trusted role in strengthening the region's cyber defenses.' The launch of the enhanced Cyber Threat Intelligence suite underscores iZOOlogic's ongoing commitment to innovation, intelligence-led defense, and strong regional partnerships.
Tahawul Tech
20-05-2025
- Tahawul Tech
BeamSec launches MailX at GISEC 2025
In an era where cyber threats are growing more sophisticated by the day, organisations are rethinking how they protect one of their most critical assets: the inbox. Email remains the most common entry point for cyberattacks, particularly phishing, which continues to evolve in both volume and complexity. At GISEC 2025, BeamSec made a decisive move to address this challenge by officially launching MailX, its advanced Email Monitoring & Behavioural Analysis tool. MailX is designed to deliver intelligent, real-time protection by continuously monitoring email activity. Unlike traditional filters that rely heavily on static threat databases, MailX learns from how each organisation communicates. It detects subtle anomalies in tone, structure, or sender behaviour—often before a user even realises something is off. A slightly misspelled domain, a file that 'looks normal' but isn't, or an unexpected shift in message patterns: MailX identifies these signals and takes action immediately. It quarantines threats, alerts security teams, and minimises response time to potential incidents. What makes MailX stand out is not just its detection capabilities, but its adaptive intelligence. The system evolves with the organisation, learning its unique communication habits and adjusting accordingly. This behaviour-based approach allows MailX to go beyond surface-level scanning, offering proactive defence tailored to each environment. For teams tasked with safeguarding sensitive communications, it represents a significant upgrade over legacy solutions. While MailX operates in the background with quiet precision, BeamSec understands that true cybersecurity requires both machine intelligence and human awareness. That's where Alfred, the company's conversational AI assistant, comes in. Already actively used across the UAE, Alfred brings a new dimension to security awareness by turning passive training into real-time engagement. Instead of annual sessions or static e-learning modules, Alfred delivers personalised, bite-sized guidance exactly when it's needed—right within the user's workflow. Employees can report suspicious emails with a single click, submit questionable links or attachments for immediate review, and receive instant feedback that reinforces secure behaviour. Alfred adapts to each user's habits and needs, making learning feel natural rather than forced. Over time, this results in more confident, cyber-aware teams that actively participate in their own protection. Together, MailX and Alfred form a complementary defence system: one focused on intelligent threat detection, the other on building strong human behaviour. By combining these two layers, BeamSec offers a forward-thinking security framework designed for today's hybrid, fast-paced work environments. As cyber risks continue to rise, BeamSec's AI-first approach represents more than just innovation—it's a necessary evolution in how organisations prepare, respond, and stay ahead. Image Credit: BeamSec
