Gulfnews ISNR 2026 Introduces New Features to Enhance National Security and Cyber Defense
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- •ISNR 2026 will feature the AI Security Forum and Code Breaker Hackathon.
- •The exhibition will host 253 companies from 37 countries, reflecting significant growth.
- •New platforms will focus on cybersecurity, emergency response, and advanced technologies.
The International Exhibition for National Security and Resilience (ISNR) 2026 will take place from May 19 to 21 at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi, featuring five new flagship events and two new platforms. This year's edition includes the AI Security Forum and the Code Breaker Hackathon, aimed at enhancing cybersecurity and emergency response capabilities. The exhibition will host 253 companies from 37 countries, marking a 17% growth in space and a 19% increase in exhibitors. The AI Security Forum will focus on the role of artificial intelligence in national security and cyber defense. The Code Breaker Hackathon will simulate real-world cybersecurity scenarios, emphasizing the importance of digital defenses. Other new features include the Fire Hub and K9 Agility Display, showcasing advancements in fire safety and canine units in policing. The event aims to foster international collaboration and knowledge exchange among security professionals.
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