Noventiq, a leading company in cybersecurity and digital transformation, has announced its participation as a Titanium Sponsor in the CAISEC’26 Cybersecurity and Information Security Conference. The conference is set to take place from June 8-9, 2026, at the Kempinski Hotel New Cairo. This comes at a time when the world is seeing an unprecedented rise in the speed and complexity of cyberattacks targeting governments, organizations, and vital business sectors. This year, the conference is themed “Protecting the Future… Securing the Unpredictable.” It will bring together a wide range of participants, including senior government officials, leaders of cybersecurity agencies, technology experts, and representatives from financial institutions, telecom companies, and tech solution providers. The goal is to boost cooperation, share knowledge, and shape future visions that support building strong and secure digital sovereignty in the region. Noventiq's involvement in this event highlights its crucial role in supporting organizations with advanced cybersecurity solutions. The company has extensive experience in providing specialized services, including information security governance, data protection, developing information security strategies and programs, and implementing information security compliance frameworks for various sectors, along with data classification programs and many managed services. The company also offers a full suite of Offensive Cyber Security Services. These include internal and external penetration testing, web and mobile application penetration testing, and advanced Red Teaming services that simulate complex cyberattacks to measure organizations' readiness and ability to counter modern cyber threats. This participation also showcases the company's advanced technical and human capabilities. Its team includes a selection of experts and consultants who hold prestigious international certifications in cybersecurity, risk management, and governance. Commenting on their participation, Eng. Mohamed Mostafa, CEO of Noventiq Egypt, emphasized that the CAISEC conference has become a strategic platform bringing together key players in the region's cybersecurity sector. This is especially important given the rapidly evolving challenges organizations face due to the continuous development of cyberattacks and modern hacking methods. Mostafa stated that Noventiq's participation as a Titanium Sponsor reflects its commitment to supporting efforts to enhance digital security and empower organizations to build a more resilient and efficient cyber infrastructure. He noted that cybersecurity is no longer just a technical component but has become a fundamental pillar for business sustainability and protecting digital economies. He added that Noventiq possesses accumulated expertise and advanced capabilities that qualify it to provide integrated solutions for various sectors, including government, finance, telecommunications, energy, healthcare, and industry. He explained that the company relies on highly efficient human resources and strong global partnerships to deliver the latest technologies and advanced solutions that help clients face cyber risks efficiently and proactively. In this regard, Mostafa announced that Noventiq has been accredited by the National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (NTRA) as a Class A cybersecurity service provider. This accreditation is a testament to the company's continuous efforts to develop its services and expand its solutions in line with global changes in the cybersecurity field. He pointed out that building security awareness and enhancing organizations' readiness have become crucial elements in protecting the future of businesses and secure digital transformation. He added that the company is also keen to meet clients and attendees at the event through specialized sessions where it participates as a keynote speaker, reflecting its overall direction in the Egyptian market. He affirmed that participating in CAISEC’26 represents an important opportunity to strengthen cooperation with various stakeholders in cybersecurity and to exchange experiences and insights on the future of protecting digital infrastructure. This will contribute to supporting secure digital transformation efforts and achieving digital sustainability in Egypt and the region.
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