Veeam to Showcase Cyber Recovery and AI Solutions at LEAP 2026 in Saudi Arabia

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Veeam is set to showcase its advanced cyber recovery and artificial intelligence solutions at LEAP 2026 in Saudi Arabia, marking its sixth consecutive year at the event. The company aims to highlight its commitment to data resilience and cyber preparedness as it expands its operations in the Kingdom. Under the theme ‘Trusted Data Resilience for the AI Era in Saudi Arabia’, Veeam will present technologies designed to enhance cyber-resilience, safeguard critical data, and support cloud and AI initiatives.

Focus on Cyber Resilience and AI

At LEAP 2026, Veeam will demonstrate its latest innovations in data resilience, cyber recovery, AI readiness, hybrid cloud data protection, and Microsoft 365 resilience. The company will also participate at the AmiViz booth during DeepFest and sponsor the Premium Lounge, providing a platform for deeper engagement with attendees.

Mena Migally, Regional Vice President for EMEA East at Veeam, emphasized the rapid digital transformation occurring in Saudi Arabia, stating, “As this transformation accelerates, resilience must become a strategic priority.” He noted that Veeam’s ongoing investment in the Kingdom, including the expansion of its local team and partnerships, aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambitions. The LEAP event serves as a crucial opportunity for Veeam to connect with customers and partners as they work towards building secure and resilient digital infrastructures.

Demonstrations and Awards

Veeam’s presentations will cover a range of critical areas, including ransomware preparedness, disaster recovery, and business continuity. The company will also showcase its recent acquisition of Securiti AI, which enhances its capabilities in data governance and protection, particularly in the context of AI adoption.

Tim Pfaelzer, General Manager and Senior Vice President for EMEA at Veeam, remarked on the importance of trustworthy data in AI applications, stating, “Artificial intelligence is only as trustworthy as the data that powers it.” He highlighted that organizations in the region are moving beyond mere data protection to create resilient and secure data environments that foster innovation.

In addition to its technology demonstrations, Veeam will honor selected public sector and enterprise customers with its Customer Appreciation Awards during the event, recognizing contributions across various sectors, including government, financial services, aviation, telecommunications, and critical infrastructure.

As Veeam continues to strengthen its presence in Saudi Arabia, its participation in LEAP 2026 underscores the company’s commitment to supporting the region’s digital transformation and enhancing cybersecurity resilience.

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