Seclore demonstrates ARMOR data security platform at GISEC Global 2026

Seclore demonstrated its ARMOR data security platform at GISEC Global 2026 in Dubai, showing how the system combines Data Security Posture Management, data classification and Enterprise Digital Rights Management to protect sensitive information across cloud and AI environments. The company presented capabilities designed to maintain visibility and control over data as it moves across users, applications and geographical boundaries.

Platform addresses sovereignty and AI security requirements#

The ARMOR platform provides organisations with tools to classify sensitive data, manage access rights and maintain protection as information travels between systems. Uraz Farukh, Senior Vice President for META at Seclore, stated that enterprises adopting AI and cloud technologies face challenges maintaining control over data that moves across platforms and borders. The demonstration showed how the platform applies persistent protection to data, allowing organisations to control access, revoke permissions and track usage regardless of where information is stored or processed. The system is designed to reduce risks of intellectual property exposure and unauthorised access as AI models require access to large volumes of organisational data.

Regulatory requirements drive adoption across META region#

Data sovereignty and privacy regulations are influencing security decisions across the Middle East, Turkey and Africa. Farukh cited Saudi Arabia's Essential Cybersecurity Controls and Personal Data Protection Law, Dubai's data compliance standards and emerging African regulations as requirements driving organisations to demonstrate that sensitive information remains within approved legal and geographical boundaries. The platform addresses these requirements through data classification, masking, tokenisation and persistent protection mechanisms. Compliance frameworks in the region require protection to remain attached to data itself rather than depending solely on network or storage security, according to the company's presentation at the event.

Cross-border data movement creates control challenges#

Enterprises across the META region are managing data that moves between cloud platforms, applications and jurisdictions, creating visibility and control challenges. The ARMOR platform addresses these challenges by maintaining protection as data travels, allowing organisations to understand which information is sensitive, who can access it and how it is being used. The system provides controls over what authorised users can do with data and whether access can be revoked when circumstances change. Seclore presented the platform as a response to the difficulty of maintaining data security as information flows across geographical and technological boundaries in cloud and AI environments.