Cybersecurity Solutions and Services in the UAE

emtech provides security assessments, SIEM and SOC monitoring, endpoint EDR and MDR, next-generation firewalls, SD-WAN, SASE and zero trust access, email security and DMARC, identity security, PAM and MFA, data loss prevention, air-gap backup, VAPT and awareness training. The scope for each organisation is confirmed after an assessment of its environment and risks.

Yes. emtech's head office is in Dubai and its branch is in Abu Dhabi, and it serves organisations in Al Ain, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates too. Engagements combine remote work, such as monitoring and configuration, with planned on-site visits for deployment and workshops.

Consulting is a defined project, such as an assessment, architecture design, policy set or compliance readiness review, that ends with a deliverable. Managed security services are ongoing operations under an SLA, such as monitoring, alert triage, rule tuning and reporting. Many organisations use consulting to set direction and then move selected controls to a managed model.

Usually not. Most small businesses get more protection per dirham from managed EDR, email security, MFA and tested backups, with alerts reviewed by a provider. A SIEM-based SOC becomes worthwhile when there are many log sources, regulatory logging duties or a need to correlate events across systems.

emtech supports gap assessments, control design and evidence for the UAE IA Regulation, the Dubai Information Security Regulation, ADHICS, the UAE PDPL, DIFC and ADGM data protection rules, Central Bank of the UAE requirements and PCI DSS. Whether a framework applies, and whether you comply, is decided by your regulator or an authorised assessor, not by a service provider.

There is no meaningful fixed price, because cost follows scope: users, devices, servers, log volume and retention, sites, testing depth and monitoring hours. Reusing licences you already own often lowers the total. emtech provides a scoped proposal after an assessment so you can compare like with like.

Yes, for eligible managed-service agreements. The SLA defines covered assets, alert priorities, response targets, escalation contacts, which actions analysts may take without approval and what is excluded.

Yes. Co-managed arrangements are common: for example, your team keeps endpoint administration while emtech monitors alerts, or your IT provider runs the network while emtech manages the firewall policy. A responsibility matrix agreed at the start avoids gaps during incidents.

Often, yes. emtech reviews what each existing product does, its support status and how it integrates before recommending anything new. Tools that meet the required outcome are kept and tuned; gaps or unsupported products are listed in the roadmap with the reason for replacing them.

emtech is ISO/IEC 20000-1 certified for IT service management and holds TRA (TDRA), SIRA and MCC certifications. These cover how emtech manages services and regulated installations. They do not replace your organisation's own ISO/IEC 27001 certification or a regulator's assessment.

No. Insurance can offset some financial loss after an incident, but it does not restore systems or data. Insurers also commonly ask about controls such as MFA, EDR and backups before offering cover, so weak controls can raise premiums or limit what is covered.

Compare who will actually do the work, how scope and response ownership are defined, and which certifications and vendor partnerships you can verify. Ask each company for a sample assessment report, the SLA it would sign and how it handles the regulations that apply to your sector, such as DESC ISR, ADHICS or the UAE IA Regulation. Treat ranking claims without evidence with caution.