ManageEngine is set to showcase its AI-powered security capabilities at GISEC Global 2026 in Dubai. The event will take place from September 16 to 18 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, Expo City.

ManageEngine, a division of Zoho Corporation, provides enterprise IT management and security solutions. The company will present its portfolio at booth H7, B155. Its focus areas will include unified security platforms, endpoint security, and identity and access management (IAM).

Ahead of the event, ManageEngine reported 20% year-on-year growth in both revenue and customer numbers across the MENA region. This growth reflects rising demand for integrated IT management and cybersecurity tools among Middle East organizations.

This year, automation driven by AI will sit at the center of ManageEngine’s GISEC presence. The company plans to demonstrate Zia Agents, its proprietary autonomous AI agents, to show how IT and security operations can become more efficient. Zia Agents work across ManageEngine’s digital enterprise management suite. They operate within a secure, privacy-compliant framework and can orchestrate and execute tasks end-to-end.

On the security side, Zia Agents automate access reviews, alert correlation, investigations, EDR triage, and device diagnostics. As a result, manual effort decreases, and security teams can focus on critical decisions instead.

Identity security has also become a growing priority for organizations. Many now need stronger protection for identities and privileged access. In response, ManageEngine will showcase Identity Access, the newest addition to Identity360, its cloud-based IAM platform for enterprises. Identity Access offers unified, directory-independent access management across the workforce, applications, endpoints, and infrastructure. Notably, this extends to environments that are typically hardest to secure: 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.”

Beyond identity and automation, endpoint security and ransomware protection will remain high priorities at the show. Cloud security, hybrid IT, and visibility across distributed environments are also expected to feature on the agenda.

Overall, ManageEngine’s message heading into GISEC 2026 centers on bringing IT operations and cybersecurity together. Organizations, the company notes, need visibility across their IT environment before they can secure and manage it effectively, a principle that will continue to shape its approach to AI-powered security at the event.

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