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PULSE TRACKER · CYBER

UAE Cyber Activity Tracker

A rolling view of cybersecurity incidents, fraud campaigns, advisories and defensive technology signals connected to the UAE.

Rolling 30DUpdated from live Pulse evidence
ACTIVITY SCORE79Accelerating · +41%0–100 · archive activity, not market value
Current signals5930D window
Previous signals42Prior matching window
Publishers25Distinct current sources
High impact16Impact 80+
Multi-source02+ source groups
Movement+41%Accelerating
WHAT IS DRIVING THE SCORE

Evidence behind the movement.

The score is useful only if the underlying developments remain inspectable.

+41% vs prior window
01
RegulationTelecompaper4d ago

E& and UAE Cyber Security Council test Rannah secure communications platform ↗

E& UAE has launched Rannah, a secure communications service developed in collaboration with the Cyber Security Council (CSC). Built for government entities, enterprises, and mid-to-large organizations, the solution provides a locally developed, secure collaboration platform engineered to support long-term digital strategies.

Impact98
02
RegulationTahawulTech · UAE9d ago

Sovereignty is a security control, not a slogan, says Data Dynamics CEO ↗

For governments and enterprises, it now sits at the centre of cybersecurity, operational resilience and public trust. Global, Middle East, Opinion, Saudi Arabia, UAE Sovereignty is a security control, not a slogan, says Data Dynamics CEO Sandhya D'Mello 4 days ago September 24, 2026 Piyush M, CEO of Data Dynamics, explains.

Impact98
03
RegulationTahawulTech · UAE14d ago

Seclore advances data-centric security across Middle East, Turkey and Africa ↗

Uraz Farukh, Senior Vice President, META at Seclore, discusses how the company’s ARMOR platform helps enterprises protect sensitive information, meet data sovereignty requirements and scale AI securely GISEC Global 2026 brought data sovereignty, AI security and persistent information protection into sharper. Global, Home-Slide, Interviews, Middle East, Security, UAE, Vendor Seclore advances data-centric security across Middle East.

Impact98
04
RegulationITP.net16d ago

DESC and Microsoft Launch Real-Time Cybersecurity Dashboard for Dubai Government ↗

DESC and Microsoft have built a live Zero Trust assurance dashboard for Dubai Government entities. It turns existing security signals into evidence against Dubai's Information Security Regulation, but its scope is government cybersecurity, not public surveillance.

Impact98
05
RegulationEmirates 24|724d ago

Shadow AI: What happens when UAE employees bring their own AI to work, and why it ↗

Abu Dhabi: Two experts in corporate work and law have warned of the spread of the ‘shadow AI’ phenomenon in the workplace, as employees are no longer content with bringing their personal devices to the offices, but are now bringing their own. They emphasised that while this new digital trend saves employees long working hours and speeds up the pace of achievement, it presents institutions with a real security dilemma known as ‘shadow.

Impact98
06
PolicyKhaleej Times · Technology7d ago

Abu Dhabi Declaration: What 119 countries agreed on AI, cybercrime and trafficking ↗

On the opening day of the 15th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, representatives from 119 countries, including more than 40 ministers of justice, gathered in Abu Dhabi and agreed by acclamation on a global roadmap for fighting crime. The congress continues until October 1, with sessions covering AI-enabled crime, anti-corruption, wildlife trafficking and cybersecurity.

Impact90
07
FundingRobius.news9d ago

Saudi Defence VC Wants a $150M Ceiling. The Shift Toward Maritime Tech Is the Bigger Signal ↗

MASNA Ventures has applied to raise its fund ceiling from $100 million to $150 million as Saudi defence-tech investment shifts toward autonomous and maritime systems.

Impact90
08
PolicyThe National · UAE AI10d ago

Microsoft announces technology framework with UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia at UNGA | The National ↗

Microsoft on Wednesday announced a new Middle East technology framework, focusing initially on the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly where artificial intelligence has been a major topic of conversation. The company, he said, would introduce "a network of dedicated Microsoft cyber-security champions" in the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, who would "help governments translate these.

Impact90
09
PolicyThe Manila Times12d ago

Cyble Joins the UAE’s National Cybersecurity Strategy to Strengthen Intelligence-Led Defense ↗

Some partnerships are about solving a business problem. Others are about addressing a national challenge.

Impact90
10
SignalKhaleej Times · Technology13d ago

Dubai Police secure 95.2 million passengers in 2025 with AI-powered airport security ↗

Dubai’s airports handled a huge volume of travellers and baggage in 2025, with Dubai Police securing the journeys of 95.2 million passengers and more than 86.75 million pieces of baggage as it expands the use of artificial intelligence and smart technologies across. Dubai Police said more than 86.75 million pieces of baggage were secured during 2025 through a system combining established security procedures with modern technologies.

Impact87
11
InfrastructureThe Defense Post17d ago

UAE, France Back $1B Push to Build ‘World’s Largest’ Space AI Infrastructure ↗

The $1-billion initiative, led by UAE-based space investor Marlan Space and space systems company Loft Orbital, aims to build what the companies describe as the world’s largest AI infrastructure in space. Read the full story on Military AI: UAE, France Back $1B Push to Build ‘World’s Largest’ Space AI Infrastructure.

Impact87
12
InfrastructureThe Jerusalem Post22d ago

UAE revises AI data center plan after Iranian attacks, sources say ↗

The United Arab Emirates is quietly revising plans for a 5-gigawatt AI data center project, one of the biggest outside the US, after the Iran war prompted a rethink of how and where critical infrastructure should be built, six people. Originally envisaged as a 10-square-mile (26-square-kilometer) campus in Abu Dhabi, the project will now likely comprise a network of data centers spread across the UAE, according to four of the sources.

Impact87
HOW THIS IS CALCULATED

Transparent enough to challenge.

The tracker uses cybersecurity-tagged and semantically matched Pulse signals. The score reflects impact, volume, source breadth and confirmation depth in the latest 30 days versus the previous 30-day window.

Important boundaryPulse measures the activity visible in its qualifying evidence network. A score is not a forecast, market-size estimate, company recommendation or claim that every UAE development has been captured.
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