PureCS and Dell expand cybersecurity services in UAE
PureCS and Dell Technologies have signed an agreement to expand cybersecurity services across the UAE. The collaboration will provide threat detection and response services through a security operations center in Abu Dhabi.
Dell Technologies will use PureCS’s Security Operations Center (SOC) to serve public and private sector organizations in the UAE. PureCS is part of PureHealth Group and specializes in digital infrastructure and cybersecurity. The agreement combines Dell’s cybersecurity capabilities with PureCS’s locally operated infrastructure and regional expertise.
Abu Dhabi SOC to provide MDR and XDR services
Under the agreement, Dell will offer Managed Detection and Response (MDR) and Extended Detection and Response (XDR) services. These services will operate through PureCS’s Abu Dhabi-based SOC.
They aim to help organizations detect threats earlier and respond more effectively to security incidents. In addition, they will help protect digital operations. The companies also emphasized the importance of locally delivered cybersecurity services. These capabilities help protect critical systems, sensitive data and essential services.
Rashed Humaid AlNeyadi, Chief Operating Officer of PureCS, expressed commitment to building trusted digital infrastructure. This infrastructure enables businesses and government entities to innovate and grow. “As the UAE accelerates its digital transformation, the ability to protect critical systems, sensitive data and essential services is becoming increasingly important to national and economic resilience,” he explained.
Walid Yehia, Managing Director, UAE, Dell Technologies, said the collaboration strengthens the UAE’s cybersecurity ecosystem for the long term. “By combining Dell’s global technology leadership with PureCS’s local presence, we can give customers a greater level of protection and confidence as they navigate an increasingly complex threat landscape,” he noted.
Middle East cybersecurity market projected to grow
The agreement comes amid growing demand for advanced cybersecurity services across the Middle East. According to MarketsandMarkets figures, the regional cybersecurity market will grow from a projected $18.56 billion in 2026 to $29.39 billion by 2031. This represents a compound annual growth rate of 9.6%.
The companies also said their collaboration supports the UAE’s digital transformation ambitions. In particular, it expands access to locally delivered cybersecurity services. Meanwhile, organizations in the UAE are increasing their adoption of AI and other advanced digital technologies. This development places greater emphasis on secure and resilient infrastructure.
