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NuSummit Cybersecurity's Strategic Summit in Riyadh

On November 20, 2025, NuSummit in partnership with Investcorp held a significant event in Riyadh that marked the launch of NuSummit Cybersecurity. This summit gathered prominent industry leaders, esteemed clients, and cybersecurity experts under the banner "NuSummit Cybersecurity: A Legacy of Trust, A Future of Innovation." The event highlighted the company's extensive history in the region, where it has operated since 2009 as Aujas Cybersecurity, now consolidated under the NuSummit name.

The keynote sessions at the Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah explored how cybersecurity serves as a cornerstone for strategic business growth amid the challenges posed by rapid technological advancements and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). As digital innovation continues to shape the Middle East's economic future, attendees voiced the necessity of strong cybersecurity partnerships to foster innovation and ensure sustainable growth.

Yusef Abdullah Al Yusef, Global Head of Distribution at Investcorp, emphasized, "Cybersecurity has become a vital component of digital transformation, pivotal for economic advancement throughout the Middle East. Robust cybersecurity partnerships are now essential for facilitating innovation and building resilient infrastructures, particularly as regional ambitions intensify." Al Yusef expressed pride in supporting NuSummit Cybersecurity, representing a strong commitment to enhancing capabilities across various sectors.

Anantharaman Sreenivasan, NuSummit's Managing Director and Group CEO, reinforced the company's mission: "The Middle East is experiencing a digital evolution that necessitates both ambition and assurance. In this landscape, cybersecurity is foundational for organizations as they embrace AI and data-driven initiatives. Our legacy of sixteen years, coupled with the integration of our capabilities under the NuSummit umbrella, positions us well to assist clients with the security intelligence and operational resilience required to lead in the digital age."

The summit also highlighted NuSummit's commitment to the economic vision of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, particularly aligning with the aspirations set forth in Vision 2030. With organizations increasingly integrating AI and digital-first strategies, NuSummit Cybersecurity has established itself as a trusted partner that offers comprehensive services, including identity and access management, application security, and AI-driven security operations, enabling clients to innovate securely.

Additionally, Varun Laul, a Partner at Investcorp, noted the importance of revitalizing the NuSummit brand and focusing on critical technology sectors to support regional digital transformation. "This rebranding aligns NuSummit Cybersecurity with essential economic resilience and competitiveness efforts. We look forward to its accelerated innovation and expanding presence across the Middle East."

The summit was not just a launch event; it was a testament to the strengthening ties within the cybersecurity community in the Middle East. As digital threats grow in complexity, the proactive measures discussed at this conference underline the vital role of cybersecurity in shaping a secure digital economy.

Companies across various sectors, including finance, telecom, and government, rely heavily on NuSummit Cybersecurity to guide their digital transformations securely. The event reinforced NuSummit's critical role as a strategic partner firmly committed to the region's ambitions and focused on navigating challenges effectively.

Overall, the strategic summit represented a major leap toward enhancing cybersecurity within the region, bolstering confidence in digital transformations, and driving forward the potential for economic growth that rests on a solid foundation of security and innovation. Through its rich legacy and forward-looking vision, NuSummit Cybersecurity is rightfully poised to lead the charge for safe and robust digital futures in the Middle East.