Gathering at the Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea in Jordan under the theme “Digital Trust: Trust Shift,” regional cybersecurity and governance leaders explored AI-driven decision-making, quantum readiness, and resilient ecosystems.
As organizations worldwide grapple with rapid artificial intelligence adoption, compounding threat exposures, and tightening regulatory mandates, establishing verifiable digital security has never been more urgent. Addressing this critical inflection point, global cybersecurity and threat intelligence company Resecurity participated as a Gold Sponsor of the inaugural ISACA MENA Conference 2026 – Digital Trust: Trust Shift, held June 10–11 at the Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea in Jordan.
Organized by the ISACA Amman Chapter alongside collaborative regional chapters, the landmark gathering convened experts across cybersecurity, governance, risk, audit, and digital transformation from more than 10 countries. Under the core theme “Digital Trust: Trust Shift,” the program focused on practical approaches to navigating AI-driven decision frameworks, advanced persistent threats, and the eventual transition to quantum-ready architectures.
As a Gold Sponsor, Resecurity utilized the platform to connect with regional security executives, auditors, and risk practitioners. The company showcased its expertise in early-warning threat intelligence, advanced fraud prevention, and unified digital risk management designed for highly regulated enterprises and government entities.
Ahmad Halabi, Managing Director (MENA) at Resecurity, emphasized the shifting paradigm of enterprise priorities during the event:
“Digital trust has become a strategic priority for organizations navigating AI adoption, cyber risk, and regulatory expectations,” Halabi noted. “ISACA MENA Conference provided an important environment for professionals across cybersecurity, governance, risk, and audit to exchange knowledge and advance practical approaches to resilience and trust.”
Resecurity’s active presence at the Dead Sea highlights its ongoing investment in regional capacity building, fostering multi-sector professional collaboration, and securing the digital transformation journeys of economies across the Middle East and North Africa.
