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Portuguese CyberX wants to accelerate international expansion and create new bridges between Europe and the Middle East

SAPO Tek14 September 2026 at 14:31

The Portuguese CyberX is accelerating its international expansion with new operations in Qatar and Dubai, seeking to create new bridges between Europe and the Middle East. The cybersecurity company is simultaneously reinforcing its commitment to artificial intelligence and European computer security projects.

David Silva, CEO and cofounder of CyberX, explained to TEK Notícias the company's vision for the future. The executive revealed how CyberX intends to establish itself as a global reference in offensive security.

This internationalization strategy comes at a time when the Portuguese company consolidates its position in the European cybersecurity market, while exploring new growth opportunities in Middle Eastern markets.

The expansion to Qatar and Dubai represents a significant step in CyberX's ambition to become a global company, linking the European technology ecosystem to the growth potential of the Gulf region.

Why this matters

CyberX's expansion demonstrates the growing international recognition of Portuguese technology companies in the cybersecurity sector, creating potential employment and collaboration opportunities for Portuguese professionals in the field. This initiative also strengthens technological trade relations between Portugal and the Gulf countries.

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