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Beyon Cyber Showcases Bahraini Innovation at Black Hat USA

Beyon Cyber, part of the Beyon Group, has announced its participation at Black Hat USA 2026, becoming the first Bahraini cybersecurity company to exhibit at one of the world’s most influential cybersecurity events.

Black Hat USA which took place recently in Las Vegas, brought together cybersecurity professionals, technology leaders, researchers, government agencies, and enterprises from around the world to explore the latest developments in cyber defence, emerging technologies, and security innovation.

Beyon Cyber’s presence highlighted Bahrain’s growing role in developing advanced cybersecurity technologies marking an important step in bringing locally developed cyber innovation to international markets.

Image Courtesy: Beyon Cyber Official Website

During the event, Beyon Cyber showcased Orryx AI, its AI-powered security operations platform built on the company’s Security Operations Centre expertise and proprietary cyber knowledge. The platform helps security teams accelerate alert investigation and incident response, reduce manual workloads, and strengthen cyber resilience through intelligent automation and advanced AI capabilities.

Commenting on Beyon Cyber’s presence at Black Hat USA, Dr. Shaikh Khalid bin Daij Al Khalifa, Chief Executive Officer of Beyon Cyber, said: “We are proud to be the first Bahraini cybersecurity company to showcase our solutions at Black Hat USA and to bring technology developed in Bahrain to the world’s largest and most influential cybersecurity market. Orryx AI embodies our vision for the future of security operations, using our deep expertise and AI capabilities to help organisations reduce operational pressure, accelerate response to complex attacks, and strengthen their readiness for evolving cyber threats.”

Through its presence at Black Hat USA 2026, Beyon Cyber is advancing its international expansion by engaging with the global cybersecurity community and showcasing the depth of capability being developed in Bahrain. The company’s participation reflects its focus on bringing AI-powered security technologies to organisations seeking to solve real operational challenges and strengthen cyber resilience.

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