Cybex Holding Launches 24/7 Digital Forensics and Incident Response Service to Strengthen Cyber Resilience
Cybex Holding, a leading provider of advanced cybersecurity and physical security solutions, has announced the launch of a comprehensive 24/7 incident response service through its Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) offering.
The new service is designed to address the critical challenges organizations face during cyber incidents. It is powered by Cybex’s elite Threat Hunting, Response, and Enhanced Active Defense (THREAD) team, a group of highly skilled local cybersecurity experts delivering rapid, reliable response capabilities and world-class organizational readiness.
Based in the United Arab Emirates, the THREAD team represents an advanced cyber incident response unit that combines global best practices with deep regional expertise, AI-enabled capabilities, and the region’s largest repository of actionable threat intelligence.
By leveraging AI agents to automate initial triage and significantly reduce analysis time, the THREAD team accelerates threat detection and enables rapid attacker profiling. This empowers organizations to maintain secure, resilient digital environments aligned with national digital transformation objectives.
As cyber threats continue to grow in complexity and increasingly leverage artificial intelligence, public and private sector organizations face higher levels of uncertainty, escalating response costs, and a lack of clear response-time assurances during security incidents. Estimates indicate that threat actors in the UAE can remain undetected within victim environments for an average of up to 165 days, during which they move laterally and retain covert control over targeted systems.
Through its DFIR solutions, Cybex ensures that organizations are not only prepared to respond effectively, but also capable of rapid recovery—minimizing downtime and disruption to customers and critical services. The service is delivered via a subscription-based model, offering pre-contracted access under service-level agreements to leading response teams for both “crisis time” (breach response) and “peacetime” (preparedness and cyber resilience). Flexible service-hour credits, transparent pricing, and board-level assurances enable organizations to build measurable and sustainable cyber resilience.