Group-IB confirmed its participation in GISEC Global 2026, where the company plans to demonstrate predictive cybersecurity technologies at the Dubai Exhibition Centre from September 16 to 18. The company will center its presence around an innovation hub titled Predict, Don’t React, highlighting systems designed to identify threat actor activity before incidents escalate.
The showcase introduces several 2026 releases, including Prevyn AI, Incident Management Centre, Cyber-Fraud Fusion, and the Cyber Fraud Intelligence Platform. Security leaders will be able to observe live demonstrations that track adversary signals, moving defensive operations from post-incident response to proactive anticipation.
Shifting Defense with Predictive Cybersecurity
For chief information security officers, this strategy changes operational workflows by combining artificial intelligence with adversary-centric intelligence. Rather than waiting for alerts after an intrusion starts, teams gain earlier visibility into malicious activities and adversary intent.
Cyber-Fraud Fusion forms a core component of this showcase, illustrating how combining cyber threat and fraud intelligence helps teams deploy predictive cybersecurity before financial damage occurs. The system links threat intelligence across the entire monetization chain, allowing teams to align technical defense with fraud risk mitigation across their economy workflows.
“The cybersecurity industry has spent years becoming faster at detecting attacks. The next step is to anticipate what an adversary is likely to do and give defenders the opportunity to act before impact.”
Dmitry Volkov, Global CEO and Co-Founder of Group-IB
Four Specialized Exhibition Zones
Visitors to Hall 3, Stand B100 will access four functional zones demonstrating the company’s technology suite. The central hub provides direct walkthroughs of the latest software updates, while a dedicated fusion center provides interactive pods for threat intelligence, digital risk protection, and managed extended detection and response on specialized apps.
In addition, the unified services zone highlights human-led capabilities such as digital forensics, incident response, and managed threat hunting. A separate enterprise defense area presents tailored configurations for banking, government, and telecom providers.
Global Threat Investigations and UAE Center
The underlying threat models rely on operational data from more than 1,550 high-tech cybercrime investigations across 60 countries. Group-IB maintains operational partnerships with international law enforcement bodies, including INTERPOL, Europol, and AFRIPOL.
Regional delivery operates through the UAE Digital Crime Resistance Center in Dubai, which integrates international threat telemetry with Arabic-language context. This local center allows Middle Eastern organizations to analyze threat intelligence tailored to regional infrastructure.
“Our presence this year is focused on showing organizations in the UAE and across the region how predictive cybersecurity can translate into practical action.”
Ashraf Koheil, Vice President of Sales, META and ANZ, Group-IB
Industry Leadership on Threat Anticipation
Visitors to the Dubai event will explore how predictive cybersecurity can translate into practical defense strategies for regional organizations. Technical specialists and executive leaders will remain on site throughout the three-day exhibition to discuss adversary tracking methodologies and proactive infrastructure defense.
