Seclore ARMOR platform addresses data sovereignty and AI security challenges

Seclore highlighted its ARMOR platform at GISEC Global 2026, focusing on how it helps enterprises protect sensitive data, comply with data sovereignty regulations, and securely scale AI adoption in the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa (META) region, based on information from TahawulTech.

At GISEC Global 2026, Seclore showcased its unified ARMOR platform, integrating Data Security Posture Management, data classification, and Enterprise Digital Rights Management. This demonstration aimed to illustrate how organizations can gain enhanced visibility and control over sensitive information, regardless of its location. The platform is designed to support the accelerated adoption of cloud and AI technologies across the META region, addressing the growing challenges of data sprawl and intellectual property exposure.

Uraz Farukh, Senior Vice President – META at Seclore, emphasized the increasing influence of data sovereignty and privacy regulations, such as Saudi Arabia's Essential Cybersecurity Controls and Personal Data Protection Law. He noted that protection must be persistent and attached to the data itself, rather than solely relying on network or device security. Seclore is expanding its regional presence, focusing on Saudi Arabia and Africa, to support digital transformation initiatives and establish data-centric security as a core component of digital trust.

Source: TahawulTech