Presight has signed a MoU with the UAE Cyber Security Council (CSC).
Under the agreement, the Council’s CyberE71 programme will join Presight’s AI-Startup Accelerator as a partner to support the development of secure and responsible AI innovation in the UAE and beyond.
The collaboration aims to integrate cybersecurity expertise and mentorship into the accelerator, promoting research, technical enablement, and capacity-building initiatives.
Both parties will work with government, academia, and the private sector to embed cybersecurity principles into AI development and strengthen the UAE’s position in digital innovation and resilience.
Dr Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of Cyber Security for the UAE Government, said:
“Together, with the CyberE71 Programme and Presight AI Accelerator Programme, we will help empower a new generation of entrepreneurs to create transformative, secure technologies that advance the UAE’s position as a trusted global hub for digital innovation.”
Thomas Pramotedham, CEO of Presight, said:
“Our collaboration will unite Presight’s strengths in AI with the Council’s leadership in cyber resilience, enabling startups to scale securely and responsibly.”
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