Exabeam introduces new cloud-native security operations platform in Saudi Arabia

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Exabeam launches cloud-native security operations platform in KSA

Exabeam, a leading cybersecurity company, has announced the launch of its cloud-native Exabeam New-Scale Security Operations Platform in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This new solution, built on Google Cloud, will utilize the Dammam Google Cloud region to meet the increasing demand for cloud-native security solutions in the region.

The deployment of this cloud region marks a significant milestone for Exabeam, as it is the company’s first in the Middle East. This move demonstrates Exabeam’s commitment to strengthening cybersecurity in the region and providing local organizations with dedicated security solutions to combat emerging threats.

Mazen Adnan Dohaji, Vice President & General Manager iMETA at Exabeam, highlighted the importance of this launch in the context of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative, which aims to drive technological advancements in the country. He emphasized the need for local cloud coverage to address cybersecurity challenges while complying with regional data regulations.

Chris O’Malley, CEO of Exabeam, expressed the company’s dedication to delivering exceptional value to CISOs worldwide through innovative solutions like the Exabeam New-Scale Security Operations Platform. He emphasized the importance of flexibility, innovation, and local support in helping organizations enhance their security operations.

With this new cloud-native platform, Exabeam aims to empower its customers and partners in Saudi Arabia to enhance their security posture and respond to threats with speed and accuracy. The company’s focus on driving cybersecurity momentum in the region underscores its commitment to supporting secure digital transformation in Saudi Arabia.

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