AI Spera Steps Up Middle East Push by Strengthening Local Partnerships
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AI Spera said it is expanding its business base centered on the UAE and Egypt by working with three partners in the Middle East: TechParks, CloudSphera, and Reconn.
AI Spera signed partnerships with TechParks in May 2024, CloudSphera in November 2025, and Reconn in May 2026, respectively.
It secured a major large-bank customer in the Middle East through TechParks in January this year, and Reconn is Criminal IP's official distribution partner in the Middle East and Africa region.
AI Spera said on the 4th that it is intensifying its push into the Middle East security market through local partnerships. The company is expanding its business base centered on the UAE and Egypt through three partners in the region.
The three partners are TechParks, CloudSphera, and Reconn. AI Spera signed a partnership with TechParks in May 2024, followed by a partnership with CloudSphera in November 2025 and one with Reconn in May 2026.
Through this sequential collaboration, the company has expanded its local partner network. In the Middle East, AI Spera has worked with multiple local partners one after another, broadening its business foothold centered on the UAE and Egypt.
Through this process, it secured a major large-bank customer in the Middle East in January this year via TechParks. Based on this, the company expects to further expand its supply base going forward.
In particular, Reconn is AI Spera's official distribution partner for Criminal IP in the Middle East and Africa region. AI Spera said the partnership with Reconn is expected to be effective in strengthening its push into the Middle East market while also expanding its supply base into Africa.
Reconn is promoting solution supply to MSSP, SOC, and threat analysis teams across the Middle East, North Africa, and sub-Saharan Africa. The scope of services includes PoC, integration with existing security systems, threat intelligence training, and technical support after deployment. It also plans to support the practical use of threat intelligence in security operations by linking Criminal IP with SIEM, SOAR, and XDR platforms operated by local customers.
Kang Byung-tak, CEO of AI Spera, said the Middle East and Africa are strategic markets with strong demand for external threat awareness and for identifying expanding attack surfaces. He added that the company plans to combine Criminal IP's global threat intelligence and ASM capabilities with the expertise and customer networks of local partners to support regional security teams in identifying exposed assets and threats, and responding before actual incidents occur.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406533
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