HaxUnit and Liplyn Information Group have announced a strategic partnership aimed at advancing AI cybersecurity capabilities across the United Arab Emirates and the wider Gulf region. The collaboration is designed to provide organisations with continuous visibility into their external cyber exposure while strengthening governance and compliance frameworks.
Regional Focus on UAE and Gulf Markets
The initiative will be driven through Liplyn’s Dubai office, targeting organisations operating in complex or rapidly evolving digital environments. With over 20 years of expertise in artificial intelligence and data-driven transformation, Liplyn brings regional strength to support sectors including real estate, hospitality, financial services, energy, technology and professional services—all of which increasingly rely on AI cybersecurity solutions.
Rising Digital Adoption Increases Risk Exposure
As organisations across the Gulf expand their use of cloud platforms, AI technologies, APIs, mobile applications and connected infrastructure, their external attack surface continues to grow. While these innovations deliver operational and economic benefits, they also introduce new vulnerabilities that traditional security assessments struggle to keep up with, reinforcing the importance of continuous AI cybersecurity monitoring.
Proprietary AI Cybersecurity Platform
At the core of the partnership is HaxUnit’s proprietary platform-level AI cybersecurity agent, developed over several years. This system orchestrates external asset discovery, vulnerability assessment, contextual risk prioritisation, remediation guidance, verification processes and structured reporting within authorised environments.
Advanced Asset Discovery and Continuous Monitoring
Starting from approved domains or asset groups, the platform identifies subdomains, IP addresses, exposed services and underlying technologies. It continuously evaluates internet-facing assets for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, providing technical evidence and reproducible insights that enable teams to validate remediation effectively—strengthening overall AI cybersecurity performance.
No Installation Required with Proven Results
HaxUnit’s approach does not require endpoint installations or system modifications, as it focuses solely on externally accessible assets. The platform has already conducted over 10,000 vulnerability scans, identified more than 75,000 digital assets and prioritised over 5,000 security findings, demonstrating its effectiveness in real-world AI cybersecurity applications.
Supporting ISO 27001 Certification with Structured Reporting
A key objective of the partnership is to transform ongoing cybersecurity operations into structured, audit-ready documentation that supports ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification. The reporting framework includes asset visibility, detected vulnerabilities, risk prioritisation, remediation tracking, retesting outcomes and executive summaries.
This creates a reliable evidence trail for internal reviews, customer assurance and independent audits, without replacing existing governance systems or certification bodies.
From Baseline Assessment to Continuous Assurance
Organisations can begin with a baseline assessment of their external digital footprint before transitioning to continuous monitoring, remediation tracking and executive-level reporting. Enterprise deployments may include custom integrations, API access and on-premise options tailored to specific operational requirements.
Sector-Specific Insights and Portfolio Visibility
The partnership will also deliver sector-focused reporting and portfolio dashboards for organisations managing multiple brands, properties or platforms. These tools provide leadership teams with a consolidated view of cyber exposure while maintaining strict control over sensitive technical data.
Executive Perspective
Luke Liplijn emphasised that rapid digital growth in the Gulf requires continuous, measurable and accountable cyber visibility. He noted that the collaboration enables organisations to better understand exposed assets, prioritise risks and maintain the level of evidence expected by stakeholders and ISO auditors.
A Step Toward Stronger Cyber Resilience
This partnership reflects the region’s growing focus on cyber resilience and the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence. As an independent commercial initiative, all assessments are conducted within authorised scopes, ensuring compliance and data security.
Organisations in the UAE and across the Gulf can request consultations or authorised cyber exposure assessments through official company platforms.
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