The Middle East and Africa’s cybersecurity market size was valued at USD 5.92 Billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 19.79 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 14.35% from 2022 to 2030. With an increase in cyber threats and cyber terrorism, countries are now investing profoundly driving the expansion of the cybersecurity industry in the region. Post-pandemic, there has been a meteoric rise in the demand for cybersecurity solutions across the healthcare, manufacturing, and government sectors. Advanced cyber threats and attack tools demand advanced cybersecurity solutions to prevent attacks.
The Cybersecurity Conference featured the latest trends, drivers, challenges and successful case studies across industries that are playing a substantial role in shaping the cybersecurity industry growth. Hear from the government leaders and CSOs and CISOs across the oil & gas industry, BFSI, healthcare & hospitality, energy & utilities at the CPD-certified seminars providing an opportunity for all professionals involved in cybersecurity to learn, network, discuss, and evaluate the best practice approaches and tactics to manage evolving cyber threats.
Highlights
Key themes
- Resilience - a focus on national security and industries in which the MENA region’s economy is dependent
- Risk – from remote working to digital supply chain risks, organizations to focus on analyzing risk and creating a response strategy
- Talent – overcoming the talent shortage within cybersecurity. Addressing the skill gap and upgrading talent with the changing landscape of technology
- Supply chain - prioritizing digital supply chain risk and putting pressure on suppliers to demonstrate security best practices
- Future-tech – a proactive approach to future-proof the changing landscape of technology
