In collaboration with the UAE Cyber Security Council and GISEC 2025, emt to present Cyber Escape Room Experience

Sharpen your cyber defences through an immersive escape room adventure
emt, a leading innovator in cybersecurity solutions and services, in collaboration with the UAE Cyber Security Council, has announced its participation in the upcoming GISEC Global 2025. The company is set to unveil the second edition of its exclusive and immersive 'Cyber Escape Experience', one of the key highlights at this year's cybersecurity exhibition, to be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
As part of its ongoing commitment to advancing cybersecurity awareness and engagement, emt has partnered with the UAE Cyber Security Council and GISEC Global to bring this dynamic initiative to life. The interactive Cyber Escape Experience will challenge participants to solve cybersecurity-themed puzzles and scenarios in a race against time, testing their knowledge of the latest security practices and innovations.
Key features of the Cyber Escape Experience include:
Engagement: Participants will tackle real-world cybersecurity scenarios, sharpening their skills and increasing awareness.
Innovation: emt will showcase its latest cybersecurity technologies and solutions through an exciting and fun hands-on experience.
Learning opportunity: The initiative offers an educational and entertaining platform for individuals to explore the complexities of modern cybersecurity.
Dr Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, head of the UAE Cyber Security Council, expressed his strong support for the initiative at GISEC 2025, emphasising its importance in promoting cybersecurity awareness.
The Cyber Escape Room supports our mission to promote cybersecurity awareness. "We believe this goal is best achieved through strong partnerships with industry experts, and we are proud to collaborate with emt Distribution and the Dubai World Trade Centre on this important initiative," he said.
Mo Mobasseri, chief executive officer of emt, said: "The Cyber Escape Experience offers a powerful and engaging way to highlight the critical importance of cybersecurity. By combining education with immersive entertainment, we aim to connect with both professionals and the wider public in a fun, informative, and genuinely impactful manner. We are proud to collaborate with the UAE Cybersecurity Council and GISEC 2025 on this initiative, which reflects our ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility in the UAE"
The GISEC exhibition, which brings together global cybersecurity leaders, will serve as the perfect platform for this ground-breaking initiative. With the Cyber Escape Room being one of the most anticipated features of the event, emt is poised to captivate attendees and showcase its leadership in the cybersecurity space.

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