- DMCC establishes dedicated cyber hub.
- Initiative supports Dubai’s digital economy.
- Hub aims to strengthen cyber resilience
The initiative is designed to bring together cybersecurity companies, technology firms and industry stakeholders to encourage collaboration, innovation and knowledge sharing.
The launch of DMCC Cyber comes as Dubai’s technology sector continues to expand, with DMCC reporting that its technology ecosystem now includes more than 4,000 companies. The new hub aims to provide a dedicated environment for cybersecurity businesses to establish operations, develop solutions and contribute to the region’s evolving digital security landscape.
DMCC said the cybersecurity hub will support companies working across areas including cyber protection, digital infrastructure and emerging technologies. It forms part of Dubai’s broader ambition to strengthen its position as a global technology and business centre while improving resilience against increasing cyber threats.
The development reflects the growing importance being placed on cybersecurity as organisations accelerate digital transformation. The expansion of cloud services, artificial intelligence and connected technologies has increased the need for stronger cyber capabilities, skilled professionals and closer cooperation between industry and government.
The new hub is expected to provide opportunities for cybersecurity companies to access Dubai’s business ecosystem while supporting the development of solutions tailored to the challenges facing organisations operating in an increasingly connected environment.
DMCC’s latest initiative adds to Dubai’s ongoing investment in technology and cybersecurity infrastructure, reinforcing the emirate’s focus on building a secure and resilient digital economy.
