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People Security Review 2026

Cyber Resilience Under Crossfire

A closer look at the security gaps shaping today’s cyber threats. Threatcop presents the 2026 Middle East Edition of People Security Review, exploring how AI-driven attacks, human behavior, and overlooked security gaps affect organizations across the region.

October 2026 | Middle East Edition

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What’s Changing in the Gulf’s Cyber Threat Landscape

AI is changing how attackers deceive people and exploit trust. This edition examines the gaps between security policies and real-world behavior, helping security leaders understand where their defenses may fall short.

AI-Powered Deception

Explore how AI-generated emails, cloned voices, and convincing messages are changing social engineering attacks.

The Exposure Gap

Understand why training completion does not guarantee secure behavior, and why organizations need better visibility into human risk.

Beyond Your Workforce

Examine how contractors, suppliers, and service accounts can introduce security gaps beyond the direct workforce.

Domain Impersonation

Discover how attackers misuse trusted domains and why domain protection and independent verification matter.

An Excerpt from the Edition

This edition brings together security leaders from across the Gulf, and their concerns line up closely. Here is just a glimpse from the Edition.

“Banks in the region have invested well in fraud detection and in cyber defense, but the two functions usually report separately. When a customer is talked into a transfer, it is logged as fraud. When an employee is talked into resetting someone's access, it is logged as a security incident. The attacker is often running the same script against both. Review these cases together each month, and track how quickly frontline staff report a suspicious call. One shared view shows the pattern long before the losses do.”