
Disruption
Ethical Hacking as Strategy: How the Middle East is Moving from Cyber Defense to Cyber Readiness
With regional regulations tightening, experts say ethical hacking must now balance effectiveness and compliance.
With regional regulations tightening, experts say ethical hacking must now balance effectiveness and compliance.
This shift reflects a deeper realization across industries: the real transformation isn’t about making AI smarter, but about improving the environments in which humans and machines make decisions together.
While diversification can provide broader threat coverage and vendor redundancy, it often introduces operational inefficiencies, increased costs, and security blind spots.
While 77% of organizations exhibit moderate readiness, many are still grappling with key architectural and security challenges.
AI usage among desk workers surges 233%, driving productivity, job satisfaction, and creative growth, especially among millennials in the Middle East.