Resecurity, a US-based leader in cybersecurity and threat intelligence, has officially joined the US-UAE Business Council, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the Middle East and Gulf region. This strategic partnership will accelerate cybersecurity collaboration and support the region’s digital transformation efforts.

The US-UAE Business Council is the premier organization dedicated to strengthening commercial ties between the US and the UAE. Through high-level engagement with government and industry leaders, it fosters innovation, investment, and strategic partnerships across key sectors, including technology, energy, defense, and cybersecurity.

“We are delighted to welcome Resecurity to the US-UAE Business Council,” said Danny Sebright, president of the council. “Resecurity brings deep expertise in cyberthreat intelligence and digital risk management. Their involvement will greatly contribute to our technology-focused initiatives and help advance cybersecurity resilience throughout the region.”

Resecurity has been rapidly expanding its footprint in the Middle East, actively working with governments and critical infrastructure providers to mitigate cyberthreats, protect digital assets, and strengthen regional cybersecurity frameworks.

“Our membership in the US-UAE Business Council underscores our strategic vision for the region,” said Gene Yoo, CEO of Resecurity. “The UAE is a global leader in digital innovation, and we’re honored to contribute our expertise to support its vision for a secure and resilient digital future.”

Founded in 2016, Resecurity provides an end-to-end cybersecurity platform focused on threat intelligence, endpoint protection, and digital risk management. Recognized among the fastest-growing cybersecurity firms in Los Angeles by Inc. Magazine, the company has built a global reputation for data-driven intelligence and early breach detection.

Resecurity also maintains key partnerships with global security and defense organizations, including the World Economic Forum’s Cybercrime Atlas, InfraGard National Members Alliance, AFCEA, NDIA, FS-ISAC, and multiple American Chambers of Commerce.

Its distinguished advisory board includes:

• Maj. Gen. Richard M. “Dick” Lake (USMC-Ret.)
• Darrell M. Blocker, former deputy director, CIA Counterterrorist Center
• Lt. Gen. (Dr.) Rajesh Pant, former national cybersecurity coordinator, India
• Rear Adm. Teisuke Hayano (Ret.), former director of intelligence, JMSDF

This strategic engagement with the US-UAE Business Council marks a new chapter in Resecurity’s efforts to support cybersecurity development in the GCC region and beyond.

For further information, visit https://www.resecurity.com/

Lulu Retail has officially launched “Australia Week 2025” across all its stores in Saudi Arabia, celebrating the strong partnership between Saudi Arabia and Australia in food security and trade. 

The event was inaugurated at Lulu’s Diplomatic Quarter branch in Riyadh by Australian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Mark Donovan, in the presence of Shehim Mohammed, director of LuLu Hypermarkets Saudi Arabia, senior officials from the Australian Embassy, and top executives from Lulu.

Running until May 17, Australia Week 2025 showcases more than 960 high-quality Australian products from 129 leading brands. Shoppers can explore a curated selection of premium meats, fresh fruit and vegetables, dairy, frozen items, canned goods, and health-oriented foods. This week-long event highlights Australia’s reputation for clean, green, and sustainable food production.

The initiative coincides with Australia’s participation in the Saudi Food Show and the in-store promotions are designed to complement Australia’s broader market engagement and deepen trade links with Middle Eastern markets.
“In Australia, we value our close relationship with Saudi Arabia,” Donovan said. 

Australia Week is a great opportunity to introduce our premium products to Saudi consumers. Lulu Retail is a strategic partner in this effort, and we are proud to present this diverse selection of Australian products to their customers.”

Mohammed added: “At Lulu, we are committed to offering a rich and diverse shopping experience to customers in Saudi Arabia. Australia Week is part of that commitment. Through our partnership with Australia, we are able to provide a selection of high-quality products that align with Saudi tastes and nutritional needs. We are excited to share these exceptional items with our customers.”

Bryony Hilless, Australian consul general to Dubai and Austrade general manager for the Middle East, said: “As the Middle East’s population grows and consumers increasingly demand high-quality and reliable food and beverages, Australia has become a secure and trusted exporter to the region. 

We’re proud to partner with Lulu Hypermarkets to showcase much-loved Australian products in-store and to support Australian producers to connect and grow export partnerships in the region.”

Austrade Trade and Investment Commissioner Todd Miller highlighted the strategic opportunity of engaging with the Saudi market, saying: “Australian producers are known the world over for high-quality products produced in sustainable and ethical ways. With Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 transforming the Kingdom’s food and beverage landscape, there are unparalleled opportunities for Australian exporters to provide the innovative, premium products the dynamic food market needs.”