The first day of GISEC Global 2026 in Dubai began with a content-rich and impactful program. This event focused on emerging threats posed by artificial intelligence, national cyber resilience, and critical infrastructure. Participants in this conference included technology experts, government officials, and representatives from various industries who exchanged views on the challenges and opportunities facing the cyber world.
Examining AI Threats
The threats posed by artificial intelligence were one of the main topics of discussion on this day. With the rapid advancement of AI technologies, the risks associated with the misuse of these technologies have also increased. Numerous workshops and lectures were held in this regard, examining methods for identifying and countering cyber threats arising from artificial intelligence.
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National Cyber Resilience and Critical Infrastructure
Another point of focus at this conference was national cyber resilience. Government officials and experts emphasized the importance of creating resilient infrastructure against cyber attacks. They examined successful experiences and existing challenges in protecting critical infrastructure. Given the increasing dependence of countries on information technology, strengthening cyber infrastructure has become a necessity.
This event also provided an opportunity for participants to engage with each other and share their experiences in the field of cybersecurity. In this context, training workshops and specialized panels were also held, where cybersecurity experts from various countries discussed and exchanged ideas.
GISEC Global 2026, as one of the largest and most important information technology events in the region, has presented innovative and advanced solutions in the field of cybersecurity and allows participants to become familiar with the latest trends and technologies in the world.
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