Watch out world, Tekgem cyber security conquers UAE expansion

April 20, 2024
1 min read


TLDR:

  • Tekgem, a cyber security firm based in County Durham, is expanding overseas with a new base in the UAE.
  • The company specializes in industrial cyber security and works with clients in the process industry.

Cyber security firm Tekgem expands overseas with hunt for new base in UAE

A growing North East cyber security company, Tekgem, is expanding its operations overseas by establishing a new base in the Middle East. The firm, known for its expertise in industrial cyber security, works with prominent companies in the UK and abroad, including Mitsubishi Chemical, SABIC, Total, and more.

The expansion into the UAE comes in response to increasing demand from clients in the region. Tekgem’s software platforms, Unity and Shield, are designed to monitor cyber risks continuously and protect against the latest threats. The firm’s consulting and engineering services focus on ensuring the safety and security of clients in the process industry and critical national infrastructure.

The team at Tekgem is currently exploring locations in Dubai and Abu Dhabi for their new base and plans to finalize the site in the coming weeks. Recruitment for staff will follow, as the company aims to strengthen its global footprint and solidify its position as a key player in the cyber security sector.

Founder and managing director, Ian Gemski, emphasized the importance of establishing a presence in the UAE to leverage opportunities in the market. Exhibiting at GISec Global 2024 will help raise awareness of Tekgem’s services in industrial cyber security. The move to the UAE aligns with the company’s UK expansion plans and signals a pivotal stage in its growth trajectory.


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