For first time, IAI to officially attend CyberTech Global week in Dubai

"IAI sees CyberTech as an opportunity to share our knowledge, best practices, and solutions, and strive together for a safer and cyber secure world."

A "Bird Eye-650" Long Endurance mini-UAV system developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is displayed at the Unmanned Vehicles Conference 2015 on November 9, 2015, in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv (photo credit: JACK GUEZ / AFP)
A "Bird Eye-650" Long Endurance mini-UAV system developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is displayed at the Unmanned Vehicles Conference 2015 on November 9, 2015, in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv
(photo credit: JACK GUEZ / AFP)
Israel Aerospace Industries will participate in the CyberTech exhibition this week in Dubai, IAI said Sunday. The event is scheduled to take place from Monday to Wednesday.
IAI said it would focus on promoting communication and cooperation with local government agencies, defense forces, local industries and academic initiatives to further expand the company’s activity in the region.
CyberTech is the largest networking event for the cyber industry outside of the US.
“IAI delivers solutions in the cyber domain to customers worldwide, in addition to our vast portfolio in space, air, land-sea and HLS,” IAI president and CEO Boaz Levy said in a press release. “Over the past year, throughout the COVID-19 crisis in particular, we saw increased demand for cybersecurity solutions for enterprises, critical infrastructures, governments and nation-states. IAI is proud to participate in CyberTech in Dubai and showcase our cybersecurity products and solutions for national-level cyber resilience. We are developing unique and advanced cyber solutions for intelligence, monitoring, identification and accessibility. IAI sees CyberTech as an opportunity to share our knowledge, best practices and solutions and strive together for a safer and cyber-secure world.”
IAI was set to attend for the first time the International Defense Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) in Dubai that took place in February. But it had to cancel its participation due to the closure of Ben-Gurion Airport as part of Israeli coronavirus restrictions.