Raya Cyber Solutions, a subsidiary of Raya Information Technology (Raya IT), is participating for the first time in Cairo ICT 2026, showcasing a portfolio of more than 45 cybersecurity services as it seeks to expand its presence in Egypt’s growing cybersecurity market.
The company is exhibiting within AIDC², the exhibition dedicated to artificial intelligence, data centres and cloud computing, which will take place from November 7 to 10 at the Egypt International Exhibition Centre under the theme “AI in Action”.
Raya Cyber Solutions’ participation comes amid growing cybersecurity risks facing businesses as they increasingly rely on digital infrastructure, cloud services and artificial intelligence applications. These threats have expanded beyond data breaches and system disruptions to include financial and operational losses, regulatory exposure and reputational damage.
At the exhibition, the company is presenting more than 45 services across eight key cybersecurity areas, covering network and cloud infrastructure security, endpoint and application protection, data security, security operations centres, threat intelligence, governance, risk and compliance, business continuity and disaster recovery, as well as security solutions for AI applications and emerging technologies.
Its portfolio combines cybersecurity consulting, solution design and implementation, managed security services and specialised training, targeting organisations seeking to align their cybersecurity investments with operational priorities and regulatory requirements.
The company also supports customers through a team of more than 100 certified consultants and an integrated customer success programme, which includes ongoing advisory services, dedicated account management teams and technical support.
Marwa Abbas, CEO of Raya IT, said cybersecurity has become directly linked to organisations’ ability to manage operations, protect investments and maintain customer trust.
“The challenge today is not simply having security tools, but rather an organisation’s ability to understand the risks it faces, prioritise them and respond without disrupting its operations,” Abbas said.
Through its subsidiary, Raya Cyber Solutions, the group aims to provide integrated expertise and services that connect cybersecurity requirements with actual business needs, she added.
The company seeks to help businesses strengthen their preparedness against cyber threats, reduce operational risks and protect their data and digital investments, while balancing security requirements with business continuity and growth.
Raya Cyber Solutions builds on Raya IT’s more than 25 years of experience and its regional presence in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Gulf markets.
