ManageEngine will showcase its latest AI-driven cybersecurity and IT management solutions at GISEC Global 2026 in Dubai. Featuring Zia Agents and the Identity360 platform, the company addresses the complexities of hybrid infrastructure and identity protection. This follows a 20% revenue growth in the MENA region, highlighting the demand for integrated security automation.
ManageEngine has recorded 20% year-on-year growth in both revenue and customer numbers across the MENA region. This highlights the growing demand for integrated IT management and cybersecurity solutions among organizations across the Middle East.
This year, AI-powered automation is the key focus for ManageEngine at GISEC. ManageEngine will showcase Zia Agents, its proprietary AI-powered autonomous agents, to demonstrate how IT and security operations can be transformed and made more efficient. Zia Agents can be deployed across ManageEngine’s digital enterprise management suite, and operate within a secure, privacy-compliant framework, orchestrating and executing tasks end-to-end. On the security front, Zia Agents automate access reviews, alert correlation, investigations, EDR triage, and device diagnostics, reducing manual effort and enabling security teams to focus on critical decisions.
With identity security emerging as a focus area for organizations, especially those that increasingly need to protect identities and privileged access, ManageEngine will also showcase Identity Access, the newest addition to Identity360, its cloud-based IAM platform for enterprises. Identity Access delivers unified, directory-independent access management across the entire workforce, and its applications, endpoints, and infrastructure, extending even to the environments that are hardest to secure consistently: hybrid, multi-OS, and unmanaged or non-domain-joined estates.
“One of the biggest challenges in the Middle East today is complexity. Businesses are managing cloud and on-premises infrastructure, remote users, multiple endpoints, and applications while simultaneously dealing with the threat landscape and a shortage of skilled IT and security professionals,” said Sujoy Banerjee, regional business director, ManageEngine. “AI is becoming part of almost every organisation’s IT strategy, but we believe AI adoption cannot come at the cost of security or governance. AI should help teams automate repetitive tasks, improve incident resolution, identify anomalies, and make faster decisions, while organizations retain visibility into what data is being used, where it is going, and who has access to it.”
Endpoint security and ransomware protection, along with cloud security, hybrid IT, and the need for complete visibility across increasingly distributed environments, will also remain high on the agenda. ManageEngine’s message at GISEC 2026 centers on bringing IT operations and cybersecurity together: Organizations need visibility across their IT environment before they can secure and manage it effectively.
