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    Vehere appoints Avientek as official distributor for the Middle East

    Editorial teamBy Editorial teamAugust 22, 2026
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    Vehere, a global AI cyber defence company specialising in AI-powered Network Detection and Response (NDR) and Full Packet Capture (PCAP), recently announced Avientek FZCO as its official distributor for the Middle East region.

    Through this partnership, Avientek will distribute Vehere’s NDR and PCAP solutions across its regional reseller ecosystem, helping enterprises, governments, and critical infrastructure organisations strengthen cyber resilience.

    Amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and the growing use of AI by bad actors, UAE authorities have reported a steep increase in cyber-attacks targeting organisations across the region. Around 70% of attacks targeting government platforms, critical infrastructure and enterprise networks are linked to nation-state attackers.

    “The volume and sophistication of cyber threats across the Middle East continue to rise, while customer environments are becoming increasingly distributed and complex”, said Jagadeesh C, General Manager, Business Development, Avientek. “Organisations need security that extends beyond the endpoint to protect the broader network environment, including unmanaged devices and connected assets. Vehere’s NDR solution addresses this need by providing an independent layer of defence at the network level. We are excited to bring this defence-grade technology to our customers and help them strengthen their cyber resilience”.

    “Avientek brings the regional reach, channel expertise, and customer relationships needed to make our platform more accessible to organisations across the Middle East”, said Shayshi K Bhalla, General Manager Sales, Middle East and Africa, Vehere. “By combining our technology with Avientek’s regional expertise, organisations will be better equipped to strengthen threat detection, accelerate investigations, and respond to cyber incidents with greater speed and confidence”.

    The partnership marks the beginning of a broader collaboration between Vehere and Avientek, with both companies committed to developing new opportunities and supporting the growth of advanced cybersecurity capabilities across the region.

    Image Credit: Vehere & Avientek 


    Source: Tahawul Tech

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