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There is a question that should be on every CISO and CRO's desk in the Gulf right now: do you have a current, accurate, and honest baseline of the threats facing your business-critical applications?

For years, cybersecurity strategy in financial services focused on a single objective: prevention. Build stronger walls, tighten controls, and stop attackers from getting in. That model no longer reflects reality.

Every company either has—or definitely “should have” a Business Continuity Plan (BCP). On paper, they’re reassuring; Structured, signed off, tested annually, and neatly filed away for when something goes wrong. The catch? Most of it is hypothetical.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how regulators and institutions interact. As AI moves from experimentation into operational decision-making, supervision is shifting toward continuous oversight, shared data environments and earlier engagement in innovation cycles.