Strategic alliance brings advanced protection for AI models, data, and agentic workflows to regional enterprises
AmiViz has announced a strategic partnership with QuilrAI aimed at strengthening AI security capabilities across the Middle East, as organizations accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence in mission-critical environments. The collaboration underscores AmiViz’s focus on enabling secure and responsible AI deployment as enterprises grapple with new and evolving threat vectors targeting AI-driven systems.
As AI becomes deeply embedded across business operations, it is increasingly exposed to sophisticated risks such as model manipulation, data poisoning, unauthorized inference, and misuse of generative AI tools. Through this partnership, AmiViz will introduce QuilrAI’s AI security portfolio to customers and channel partners across the region, helping organizations protect AI models, secure sensitive training data, and ensure the integrity and trustworthiness of AI outputs.
“AI innovation must be matched with equal advancements in security.”
— Ilyas Mohammed, COO, AmiViz
“At AmiViz, we recognize that AI innovation must be matched with equal advancements in security,” said Ilyas Mohammed, Chief Operating Officer at AmiViz. “Our partnership with QuilrAI reflects our commitment to strengthening the region’s cybersecurity posture by delivering modern, AI-focused protection to enterprises as they scale their digital and AI initiatives.”
QuilrAI’s solutions will be delivered through AmiViz’s established regional ecosystem, supported by pre-sales expertise, technical enablement programs, and value-added services. The two companies will also collaborate on awareness and readiness initiatives, including workshops, demonstrations, and partner training sessions, to help enterprises better understand and address emerging AI security challenges.
According to Vidit Arora, Chief Executive Officer at QuilrAI, rapid AI adoption has outpaced governance and security frameworks in many organizations. “Generative AI is now a pervasive enterprise reality, with 45% of organizations deploying solutions while only 4% report high confidence in their AI security,” he said. “This growing risk gap is driven by decentralized adoption and the lack of formal controls.”
Arora added that QuilrAI functions as an autonomous decision engine that protects both agentic and human interactions by analyzing the content, context, and intent of actions and data movement. “AmiViz’s leadership in the cybersecurity distribution landscape makes them an ideal partner to expand our presence and help customers manage emerging AI threats,” he said.
The partnership marks a significant step in AmiViz’s mission to help organizations across the Middle East adopt AI safely and confidently, while building resilience against rapidly evolving cyber risks.
