TrendAI reinforces Saudi commitment as AI reshapes the cybersecurity landscape
Cybersecurity is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. AI is transforming how organisations operate across every industry, but it is also opening an entirely new category of risk, one that reaches beyond protecting infrastructure to governing how AI systems and autonomous agents behave. It is against this backdrop that Trend Micro, a global leader in cybersecurity, has…
The cybersecurity landscape is undergoing a major transformation as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly prevalent, presenting both opportunities and new risks. Trend Micro, a global leader in cybersecurity, has repositioned its enterprise cybersecurity business as TrendAI in Saudi Arabia, reflecting a renewed commitment to enhancing the nation's cyber resilience as organizations adopt AI at scale.
Managing Director for the Kingdom, Wasna Ben Gassem, emphasizes that this shift is more than just a name change; it signifies a long-term commitment to evolving alongside the threats faced by customers.
This evolution aligns with Saudi Arabia's efforts to lead responsible AI adoption through initiatives such as the Year of Artificial Intelligence, the AI Adoption Framework, and the Kingdom's global cybersecurity leadership. By investing in the local team, strengthening partnerships, and supporting national cybersecurity priorities, TrendAI aims to build on this foundation while helping organizations adopt AI responsibly.
The company's focus extends beyond technology to include developing local talent, supporting national priorities, and building trust through strong relationships with customers, partners, and government entities. As AI continues to reshape both cyber threats and defense mechanisms, TrendAI remains dedicated to empowering Saudi organizations to innovate with confidence while maintaining resilience in an increasingly connected world.
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