Group-IB has announced its participation in GISEC Global 2026 in Dubai, where it will launch its Predict, Don’t React Innovation Hub. The company aims to shift the cybersecurity industry from reactive detection to proactive prediction. Key showcases will include Prevyn AI and Cyber-Fraud Fusion, supported by intelligence from Group-IB’s UAE-based Digital Crime Resistance Centre.
At the center of Group-IB’s presence will be its “Predict, Don’t React” Innovation Hub, where visitors will be able to explore the company’s key 2026 releases, including Prevyn AI, Incident Management Centre, Cyber-Fraud Fusion, and the Cyber Fraud Intelligence Platform. Through live demonstrations, Group-IB will show how these capabilities support the shift toward predictive cybersecurity — helping security teams identify adversary signals earlier, anticipate emerging threats, and take action before they escalate into incidents.
For CISOs, this shift means moving beyond a security model centered primarily on detecting and responding to attacks after malicious activity has already begun. Group-IB’s predictive approach combines AI with adversary-centric intelligence to provide earlier visibility into emerging threats and help security teams understand not only what is happening, but what an adversary is likely to do next.
Cyber-Fraud Fusion will form part of this wider predictive cybersecurity showcase, demonstrating how connecting cyber and fraud intelligence can give organizations greater visibility across the adversary’s attack and monetization chain. Rather than treating cybersecurity and fraud as separate challenges, the approach brings intelligence from both sides together to help organizations identify threats earlier and coordinate defensive action.
At GISEC Global 2026, Group-IB’s participation centers on the shift toward predictive resilience, enabling security teams to move from reactive incident handling to proactive threat hunting. The approach draws on more than two decades of fighting digital crime, more than 1,550 high-tech cybercrime investigations, and active operations in more than 60 countries, alongside collaboration with international law enforcement agencies including INTERPOL, Europol, and AFRIPOL. These capabilities are delivered locally through Group-IB’s UAE Digital Crime Resistance Center (DCRC), which combines global threat telemetry with regional context and Arabic-language intelligence under a glocal model.
Visitors to Hall 3, Stand B100 will be able to experience Group-IB’s predictive cybersecurity approach and wider technology and services portfolio across four dedicated zones:
- Innovation Hub – “Predict, Don’t React”: The focal showcase of the booth, featuring live walkthroughs of Group-IB’s newest innovations, including Prevyn AI and Cyber-Fraud Fusion.
- Fusion Center: Featuring interactive pods for Group-IB’s core product suite: Threat Intelligence, Digital Risk Protection, Fraud Protection, and Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR).
- Unified Services Zone: Highlighting human-led cybersecurity services, including Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR), Managed Threat Hunting, and Investigations.
- Enterprise Defense Zone: Showcasing solutions tailored to Banking and Financial Services (BFSI), Telecommunications and MSSPs, Government entities, and Digital Commerce.
“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,” said Dmitry Volkov, Global CEO and Co-Founder of Group-IB. “At GISEC Global 2026, we want CISOs and security teams to experience what that shift looks like in practice. By combining AI with adversary-centric intelligence, organizations can move from reacting to individual alerts toward understanding the adversary, anticipating their next actions, and taking preemptive measures to disrupt attacks earlier.”
“GISEC Global 2026 comes at a critical juncture for the region, where adversaries are employing increasingly sophisticated cybercrime tactics,” added Ashraf Koheil, Vice President of Sales, META and ANZ, Group-IB. “Our presence this year is focused on showing organizations in the UAE and across the region how predictive cybersecurity can translate into practical action. Through live demonstrations and conversations with our experts, security leaders will be able to explore how global threat intelligence, AI, and regional expertise can help them anticipate evolving threats and strengthen their cyber resilience.”
Throughout the three-day event, Group-IB’s executive leadership and regional technical experts will be present at Hall 3, Stand B100 to share insights on building proactive, long-term digital resilience.
