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AI Spera Strengthens Middle East Partnerships, Accelerates Push Into Local Market

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AISpera is targeting the Middle Eastern security market by expanding its local partner network and securing financial-sector customers. [Photo: AISpera]

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AI Spera announced on the 4th that it will step up its push into the Middle East security market.

It said the basis of that effort is expanding its local partner network and winning financial-sector customers.

It said it has sequentially worked with TechParks, CloudSphera and Reconn to broaden its business base centered on the UAE and Egypt, and that cooperation with TechParks secured a major bank customer in the Middle East.

AI Spera announced on the 4th that it will step up its push into the Middle East security market. It said the basis of that effort is expanding its local partner network and winning financial-sector customers.

To enter the Middle East market, AI Spera has sequentially built partnerships with three local companies. The companies it has partnered with are TechParks, CloudSphera and Reconn.

The partnership with TechParks began in May 2024, it worked with CloudSphera in November 2025, and it partnered with Reconn in May 2026. The goal of these partnerships is to expand its business base centered on the UAE and Egypt.

AI Spera said its local partnerships have led to customer acquisition. It said the customer secured through its cooperation with TechParks in January this year is a major bank in the Middle East.

AI Spera is adding the Middle East and Africa to the regions where it is expanding its supply base through Reconn, a Dubai-based cybersecurity distributor. Reconn is AI Spera's official distribution partner for Criminal IP in the Middle East and Africa region, and it is promoting the supply of Criminal IP to MSSP, SOC and threat analysis teams in the Middle East, North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa.

AI Spera CEO Kang Byung-tak said demand is rising in the Middle East and Africa for companies and institutions to identify external threats and expanding attack surfaces. He added that the company plans to support regional security teams in identifying and responding to exposed assets and threats by combining Criminal IP's global threat intelligence and ASM capabilities with local partners' expertise and customer networks.

Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241414

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