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Fixed Misr for Digital Solutions and Information Security (Fixed Misr – FEDIS) is participating for the fifth time in Cairo ICT 2026, showcasing a portfolio of nine digital solutions spanning cybersecurity, digital identity, government services, device management and AI-powered threat analysis.

Through its participation, the company aims to strengthen its role in Egypt’s digital transformation initiatives and support the development of technological infrastructure across key sectors with secure, reliable and scalable solutions.

Mohamed Rabie Highlights the Importance of Secure Digital Infrastructure

Eng. Mohamed Rabie, Deputy Managing Director for Research and Development and Cybersecurity at Fixed Misr, said the exhibition provides an opportunity to present the company’s experience in delivering digital transformation projects and introduce solutions designed to meet the needs of government and private-sector organizations.

He emphasized that building a smarter digital future requires reliable and adaptable technologies that combine operational efficiency, data protection and service continuity.

Rabie also highlighted the company's involvement in major digital initiatives, including the Digital Egypt platform, the Smart Electricity Services platform and the national project for automating and managing the kidney dialysis system, reflecting the diversity of its applications across government services and healthcare.

Nine Solutions Cover Cybersecurity and Digital Identity

Among the solutions on display is Kemmet Trust, which supports the Zero Trust security model by verifying user and device identities and assessing their compliance with security requirements before granting access to digital systems and resources. The solution also supports post-quantum cryptography technologies.

The company is also presenting EME Innovation Hubs, designed to support training, innovation, prototype development and Internet of Things projects.

Its portfolio further includes smart self-service kiosks, document and passport scanners capable of reading data and verifying certain document features, as well as Verigate, a digital identity verification solution that extracts information from official documents and supports facial verification.

Fixed Misr is also showcasing its Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) system, which enables organizations to manage different devices remotely, implement security policies and monitor compliance.

AI-Powered Solutions Strengthen Data Analysis and Cybersecurity

The company's portfolio includes Takamol, a platform that facilitates integration between government entities and businesses while supporting the verification of official data.

It also features Basira, a solution for collecting operational records and data, monitoring system performance and analyzing information to improve operational visibility and help organizations identify and track technical issues.

Another key offering is the AI-powered Security Operations Center (AI SOC), which analyzes security data and alerts generated by networks, applications and monitoring systems. The solution aims to reduce unnecessary alerts, accelerate threat detection and improve incident response.

Cybersecurity Licensing and International Standards

Rabie noted that Fixed Misr continues to strengthen its cybersecurity capabilities. The company obtained a license to provide cybersecurity services from Egypt’s National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA) in April 2026 and renewed its ISO 27001 certification for the third consecutive year in September 2026.

These milestones reinforce the company's commitment to information security management and data protection standards.

Fixed Misr also provides electronic signature, electronic seal and timestamping services through its electronic certification solutions.

Strategic Projects and Partnerships Support Egypt's Digital Infrastructure

Rabie highlighted the company's collaboration with Holool in developing the digital infrastructure of Tour4Cure, a medical tourism platform launched by the Ministry of Health and Population in August 2026.

He also referred to a cooperation agreement with the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company to develop its official website and launch two platforms dedicated to digital tenders and performance indicators, supporting operational efficiency, governance and transparency.

Expanding Cloud Computing and Secure Hosting Capabilities

Fixed Misr plans to continue developing its cybersecurity, cloud computing, secure hosting and software development solutions while expanding cooperation with technology partners and organizations across different sectors.

Rabie added that the company's participation in Cairo ICT 2026 reflects its commitment to investing in innovative technologies and integrating innovation, cybersecurity and reliability to protect data, improve operational efficiency and deliver more sustainable digital services.

He concluded that Fixed Misr aims to build on its experience in national projects and expand its partnerships with government institutions and private-sector companies, supporting Egypt's transition toward an advanced digital economy.