Distributor brings sovereign AI, zero trust and cyber resilience into focus as enterprises confront AI-driven threats and rising data sovereignty demands
AmiViz is returning to GISEC Global 2026 with an architecture-first cybersecurity strategy aimed at helping organisations address an increasingly complex threat landscape shaped by AI-enabled attacks, identity threats and critical-infrastructure risks.
Rather than positioning individual security products as standalone solutions, AmiViz plans to showcase integrated architectures spanning sovereign AI, zero trust, data resilience and operational security. The approach reflects a growing enterprise requirement to connect cybersecurity investments with regulatory, operational and sovereignty considerations.
Identity security is emerging as a particular concern as AI-generated phishing and increasingly sophisticated social engineering attacks challenge conventional security controls. AmiViz’s strategy combines zero-trust identity frameworks, behavioural threat detection and security awareness to create layered protection against rapidly evolving attacks.
“GISEC Global remains the region’s most important platform for advancing cybersecurity readiness. This year, we are demonstrating architectures and technologies built for the AI era,” said Ramkumar Balakrishnan, Chief Executive Officer, AmiViz.
At GISEC, the company will bring together a portfolio of cybersecurity vendors covering human risk, cloud and container security, data protection, API security, sovereign PKI, network visibility, application security and digital risk protection. Its ecosystem includes PhishRod, Sysdig, Kiteworks, Acalvio, Cequence Security, Evertrust, Abnormal AI, QuilrAI, NEOX Networks, A10 Networks, AlgoSec and ZeroFox.
The broader message is that cybersecurity architecture must evolve alongside AI adoption. As enterprises deploy AI agents, connect more applications and expand cloud environments, security teams face an increasingly interconnected attack surface that cannot be addressed through reactive controls alone.
For AmiViz, the GISEC showcase is therefore less about product breadth and more about demonstrating how technologies can work together to build resilient security architectures suited to the region’s regulatory and operational realities.
The company will showcase its cybersecurity ecosystem at Hall 5 – B110 during GISEC Global 2026.
