HaxUnit and Liplyn Information Group have announced a strategic partnership aimed at helping organizations in the UAE and wider Gulf region. This step can improve cybersecurity visibility and maintain stronger records for information-security governance and ISO/IEC 27001 certification activities.
The partnership is a combination of 20 years of experience in AI, data-driven digital growth and international market development. The initiative will initially focus on sectors such as real estate, hospitality, financial services, energy, technology and professional services.
Organizations across the Gulf are rapidly expanding their use of cloud platforms, AI, APIs, and connected infrastructure. These technologies are creating new business opportunities while also increasing the number of internet-facing assets that need regular monitoring. The partnership aims to address this challenge through continuous monitoring of external cyber exposure. The companies said the initiative will help organizations identify exposed assets, track vulnerabilities, and maintain clearer security records.
HaxUnit has developed an AI cybersecurity platform designed to manage different stages of external security monitoring. Starting with an approved domain or asset group, the platform can discover connected subdomains, IP addresses, open services, and underlying technologies. It then analyses these assets for security weaknesses and provides technical evidence linked to identified issues. The company said its platform has completed more than 10,000 vulnerability scans, discovered over 75,000 assets and prioritized more than 5,000 security findings.
A key focus of the partnership is helping organizations create stronger evidence trails for ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification activities. The platform can provide structured reports covering external asset visibility, identified vulnerabilities, risk priorities, remediation progress, retest results, and technical evidence. The companies clarified that HaxUnit does not provide ISO certification and does not replace an organization’s information security management system, auditors or certification bodies.
The companies also plan to develop sector-specific reports for organizations managing multiple brands, properties, operating companies or digital platforms. These reports are intended to give leadership teams a broader view of security risks while maintaining controlled access to technical details. “The Gulf is building digital services and connected environments at remarkable speed,” said Luke Liplijn, Founder and CEO of Liplyn Information Group.
The partnership comes as Gulf countries continue expanding digital infrastructure and adopting artificial intelligence across industries. Both companies said their initiative will focus on authorized security assessments and responsible cyber monitoring.
HaxUnit and Liplyn Information Group will support organizations seeking better visibility into external risks while helping them strengthen security processes in a digital environment.
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