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Illinois, US, 6th January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Oakland-born musician and hotelier Michael Franti is sharing a personal open letter to everyday people who are feeling worn down by work, pressure, and the pace of modern life. Drawing from more than four decades in music, entrepreneurship, travel, and service, Franti reflects on burnout, resilience, and what it really takes to keep going when life feels heavy.

This message is not about fixing everything. It is about staying in motion, one small decision at a time.

“I used to think success meant momentum. The next gig, the next city, the next opportunity,” Franti writes. “At that stage, success meant survival.”

Over time, his definition shifted.

“Now success feels more like sustainability,” he explains. “Can I keep doing the work I care about without burning out. Can I show up for my family.”

Franti points to routine as a stabilizing force in an unpredictable world.

“Routine is everything for me,” he shares. “Small daily actions done over a long time. That is how I have stayed in music for over 41 years.”

He also reflects on perspective gained through service.

“Bringing families facing serious illness to concerts reminds me why music matters,” Franti writes. “Success is not just what you build for yourself. It is what you share.”

The letter speaks directly to people who feel stuck, tired, or overwhelmed.

“When things get hard, I focus on what I can control,” he notes. “My effort. My attitude. My daily habits.”

Why this matters right now

Burnout and emotional fatigue are increasingly common across industries and age groups.

• Over 60% of working adults report feeling burned out at least once a week

• Nearly half of adults say stress regularly interferes with sleep and focus

• Physical activity is linked to a 20–30% reduction in stress related symptoms

• People with consistent daily routines report higher emotional stability

• Acts of service are associated with increased life satisfaction and resilience

These are not abstract numbers. They show up in homes, workplaces, and relationships every day.

What you can do this week

Franti’s message centers on practical steps that do not require big life changes.

1. Move your body for at least 10 minutes each day

2. Write something by hand, even one paragraph

3. Go outside without your phone for a short walk

4. Commit to a consistent wake up time

5. Do one small act of service for someone else

6. Eat one meal without distractions

7. Stretch or breathe deeply before bed

8. Reconnect with a hobby you stopped doing

9. Simplify one part of your daily routine

10. Choose optimism once a day, even briefly

Franti closes the letter with a clear request.

Choose one action from this list. Commit to it for the next seven days. See what shifts.

If this message resonates, share it with someone who could use a reminder that progress does not have to be loud to be real.

Sometimes success starts with staying in the room, doing the work, and choosing to keep going.

About Michael Franti
Michael Franti is a musician and hotelier whose work spans music, travel, philanthropy, and wellness. He has spent more than four decades performing around the world while also building Soulshine Bali, a resort focused on community and balance. Alongside his wife, Sara Franti, he co founded the nonprofit Do It For The Love, which brings people facing serious illness and life challenges to live music experiences. His career reflects a long term commitment to creativity, service, and showing up with consistency over time.

Sao Paulo, Brazil, 6th January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Brazilian entrepreneur Diego Fernandes is leading an international initiative aimed at strengthening the debate around the modernization, financial sustainability and professionalization of São Paulo Futebol Clube, one of the most traditional football institutions in Latin America.

This week, a video announcing São Paulo Day — a global discussion panel on the club’s future — was displayed on the main Nasdaq screen in Times Square, a space traditionally associated with institutional milestones and major market announcements.

The presence on Nasdaq reinforces the institutional nature of the initiative and its connection to global governance standards and best practices in organizational management.

“Bringing the discussion about São Paulo’s future to an international platform underscores that the club’s relevance goes beyond the pitch. It is historical, institutional and global.”

Public live broadcast for supporters

For the first time in the club’s history, the São Paulo Day debate will be broadcast live to supporters, allowing fans to follow — with transparency and responsibility — technical discussions related to:

• financial statements,

• governance and decision-making structures,

• and the club’s long-term institutional model.

The initiative reinforces São Paulo Day’s commitment to transparency, open dialogue and the recognition of supporters as key stakeholders in the club’s future.

Key discussion pillars include:

• Comprehensive financial and structural assessment of São Paulo FC

• Labor, tax and contingent liabilities

• Investment capacity and sporting competitiveness

• Economic and governance models in Brazilian football

• Football as a global industry (comparative frameworks and benchmarking)

• SAF structures and modern corporate models in Brazil and abroad

São Paulo Day seeks to promote an institutional and technically grounded debate on professionalization and governance, aligned with international experience and established global standards.

The next phase of the initiative includes an international panel scheduled for April 6, 2026, bringing together football executives, governance specialists, economists, institutional investors, legal experts in SAF structures, former players and historical club figures to discuss sustainability, management models and the challenges of modern football.

“Discussing the club’s future in a responsible and transparent way does not weaken the institution. It strengthens it.”

São Paulo Day positions itself as a milestone in the club’s institutional evolution, connecting tradition, transparency and global governance standards.

QC, Canada, 6th January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Ian Farley Chelmsford is using his recent in-depth interview to raise awareness around a growing issue in modern working life: the cost of rushing decisions in complex and safety-critical environments. Drawing on a career shaped by fieldwork, environmental management, and operational leadership, Farley is encouraging professionals to slow down, prepare properly, and reconnect with how systems work in the real world.

“Most problems are caused by rushing,” Farley said in the interview. “Slowing down often saves time. It also prevents mistakes that are harder to fix later.”

According to data from the International Labour Organization, nearly 80 percent of workplace accidents are linked to human factors such as fatigue, time pressure, and poor planning. Farley believes many of these risks can be reduced through better habits at an individual level. “Safety is not just procedures,” he explained. “It comes from preparation and understanding what you are actually working with.”

Farley also spoke about the importance of field experience in decision-making. Studies from the Project Management Institute show that poor requirements and lack of stakeholder input contribute to over 30 percent of project failures. “When you spend time on the ground, you see things spreadsheets miss,” Farley noted. “That perspective changes how you lead.”

Environmental responsibility is another theme Farley highlighted. Research from the World Economic Forum shows that infrastructure decisions made today can influence environmental outcomes for decades. “Every small decision adds up,” he said. “Long-term thinking should be part of everyday work, not an afterthought.”

Rather than calling for policy changes, Farley’s message is practical and personal. “You do not need a leadership title to lead well,” he said. “Plan your day. Learn the basics. Be reliable. Those things compound over time.”

Call to Action
Farley encourages individuals to take simple steps in their own routines: prepare for the next day before leaving work, take time to understand processes fully, and step outside when feeling overwhelmed to regain focus. “Careers are built quietly,” Farley said. “If you do the small things well, consistently, the results follow.”

The full interview with Ian Farley Chelmsford is now available.

Virginia, Manassas, 3rd January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Pastor Bob Griffith, Virginia, has spent years studying a problem every county in the country struggles to address: Foster Care. Local government agencies need volunteer families to open their home to children and provide a safe place for them until the goal of reunification can be accomplished.  Churches are one group strongly positioned to help. They have a theological mandate to care for those in need but according to Griffith, only an estimated 1% of the average congregation is currently doing something to help. Foster care and adoption ministry often receive strong verbal support from faith communities, yet sustained participation often stays low. As a pastor, professor, and nonprofit founder, Griffith has examined why good intentions sometimes fail to translate into action.

Griffith’s work focuses on patterns he has observed across congregations in Virginia and beyond. Churches often express concern for vulnerable children. Fewer develop systems that support foster families long term. According to Griffith, the gap stems less from apathy and more from fear, inaccurate assumptions, and a lack of structure.

“Most churches do not lack compassion,” said Griffith. “They lack clarity. People want to help, but they do not know what helping in this area looks like in practice.”

Griffith points to three consistent barriers. The first involves perceived complexity. Foster care can, at first look, feel overwhelming to some individuals and church leaders alike. Requirements, training, and coordination with agencies can leave volunteers with various questions to answer before they start. Without guidance, many step back and wait. 

The second barrier involves the perception of time required. Churches rely on attendees that may feel their busy lives don’t allow the time needed to make the desired impact. To some, foster care support can feel like another task added to full calendars. When no shared system of support exists, burnout can follow.

The third barrier involves church leadership framing. Foster care can often appear as a niche ministry instead of the core responsibility it truly is theologically. When leaders present it as optional, engagement stays limited. 

Griffith’s perspective comes from direct experience. He has served as lead pastor of Christ Chapel Church in the Washington, DC suburbs and as executive pastor of a multi-site church in the Midwest. He has also taught practical theology and leadership studies at Southeastern University, Lakeland, Florida, where he works with emerging pastors.

In classrooms and churches, Griffith noticed the same pattern. When foster care appears disconnected from everyday church life, participation stalls. When leaders integrate it into discipleship, engagement grows.

“People often respond to responsibility in relationship to the church leadership priorities,” Griffith said. “They disengage when leaders see foster care ministry as something extra.”

His research draws from scripture, pastoral practice, and nonprofit operations. He references James 1:27 and Isaiah 1 as texts often quoted but rarely operationalized. Churches almost always agree with the message. They simply struggle with execution.

Griffith acknowledges that not every family is able to foster a child today. He rejects pressure driven messaging. Instead, he advocates for layered involvement. Meal coordination. Notes of encouragement. Purchasing Supplies. Childcare. Advocacy. Foster Family Appreciation. Financial support. Each role encourages foster parents and allows for everyone to do something to help.

Griffith founded 1Hope Together to address these gaps. The nonprofit works with churches to design repeatable support systems. Similarly, another organization he recommends is www.Backyardorphans.org. This organization helps leaders plan roles, training, and partnerships with agencies no matter what size of church they are. Everyone can do something.

His approach has gained national attention. His advocacy has appeared in Outreach Magazine, on K Love radio, and on the floor of the U.S. Congress. Yet Griffith remains focused on local outcomes.

“Foster care only works when communities show up consistently,” he said. “It takes guidance, a customized plan, and a structure that lasts.”

Griffith also reflects on his own hesitation. He did not say yes immediately when first considering helping in foster care ministry. He questioned feasibility. He sought guidance from other leaders and his faith for confirmation. That process shaped his leadership philosophy.

“When leaders admit uncertainty but still take action to help, it brings authenticity to the cause.” he said.

Griffith recently released Fostering Jesus, a book rooted in these observations. While the book does provide theological grounding, its core message aligns with how everyone can do something when we work together. Churches must start with awareness and then move to action through planning.

Griffith continues to advise churches in Virginia and across the country. His focus remains narrow and practical. Remove confusion. Share responsibility. Normalize long term support.

“People care more about helping children in foster care than we think, 38% of the average congregation reports wanting to do something to help foster children, they just don’t know how.” Griffith said. “They need a path forward from their Church leadership.”

For more information on how churches can help, book a speaking event, or purchase copies of his book, visit FosteringJesus.org.

• Marketing leader calls for more sustainable strategy and fewer shortcuts in the race for brand growth

Hoboken, NJ, 3rd January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Award-winning marketing strategist Maryam Simpson is speaking out about the growing need for sustainable, long-term thinking in the marketing world. Drawing from more than a decade of experience across agencies and mission-driven brands, Simpson is encouraging professionals across the industry to rethink how—and why—they work.

“We’ve created a culture where speed is valued more than clarity,” says Simpson. “But real strategy takes time. Slowing down is how you get better, not how you fall behind.”

Her message comes at a time when burnout is rising in the marketing and communications field. According to a 2023 Marketing Week career survey, over 69% of marketers report feeling consistently overwhelmed, with many citing unrealistic expectations and constant performance pressure.

Simpson believes this mindset shift is not only possible—but urgently needed.

A Different Path to Results

Maryam Simpson is not new to high-stakes work. At BrightLeaf Media Group, she led a campaign that tripled monthly sales for a skincare client and improved SEO traffic by over 200% for a regional brand. She now works at EverNova, a sustainability-focused consumer brand, where she helps connect data-driven insights with purpose-driven messaging.

Still, her approach has remained consistent.

“It’s easy to get caught up in noise,” Simpson says. “But you get better outcomes when you pause, ask the right questions, and build around what your audience truly needs.”

Her philosophy is rooted in consistency, care, and strategic patience—a rare mix in a field often obsessed with trends.

Why the Pressure to Perform is Hurting Results

In recent years, marketers have been pushed to do more with less: more channels, more content, more reporting—all while chasing tighter deadlines. But this constant sprint can lead to short-sighted decisions, campaign fatigue, and creative burnout.

Simpson warns that rushing through strategy often leads to shallow campaigns that don’t connect with real people.

“You might hit short-term numbers,” she explains. “But if no one remembers what you stood for, what’s the point?”

She advocates for better planning, sharper insights, and room to think—especially during early campaign phases.

Empowering Individuals to Reclaim Control

Simpson’s advice doesn’t stop at companies. She believes individual marketers can take small, meaningful steps to protect their time, focus, and creativity.

Her recommendations include:

• Saying no to reactive projects that don’t fit the strategy
  

• Blocking out time for deep thinking each week
  

• Reviewing campaign goals before jumping into execution
  

• Defining clear success metrics tied to audience impact—not just volume
  

• Creating “pause points” in timelines for team reflection
  

“We don’t have to work faster to be valuable,” she says. “We have to work smarter—and with purpose.”

A Leadership Style That Sticks

Throughout her career, Simpson has earned a reputation for thoughtful leadership. She was named one of NJ AdWeek’s Top 30 Under 30 in 2020 and received the Best Social Media Campaign award in 2021. In 2023, she was a featured speaker at the Women in Digital Marketing Summit.

She also mentors up-and-coming marketers, often reminding them that it’s okay to grow slow and stay grounded.

“Some of the best careers—and best brands—are built gradually,” she says. “That doesn’t make them weaker. It makes them stronger.”

About Maryam Simpson

Maryam Simpson is a marketing strategist based in Hoboken, New Jersey. She holds a B.S. in Marketing and Communications from Rutgers University and a Digital Marketing Certificate from NYU. She has worked in finance, healthcare, retail, and sustainability sectors, with a focus on brand development, content strategy, and customer-centered growth.

She also runs The Urban Lens, a photo and travel blog, and volunteers with Girls Who Code NJ and Habitat for Humanity Hudson County.

Call to Action

If you’re a marketer, manager, or creative professional, take one hour this week to slow down. Revisit your goals. Ask better questions. Make space for thought before action.

As Simpson puts it:

“You don’t need to move fast to grow. You need to move with intention.”

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Massachusetts, US, 3rd January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Boston-based graphic designer Aileen Wisell has been featured in a new long-form interview exploring the deeper forces that shape her creative career. The conversation highlights her personal sources of inspiration, her approach to developing confidence in ideas, and the ways she encourages others to trust their creative instincts.

In the feature, Wisell reflects on how her upbringing in Massachusetts and coastal Maine sharpened her eye for detail and influenced her design philosophy. “The coastline teaches you to notice subtle shifts—light, colour, texture,” she shares. “Those early observations became the foundation of how I work today.”

The interview explores Wisell’s belief that creativity is nurtured through patience, curiosity, and consistent practice. She discusses how gardening and paddleboarding have become essential to her process, offering clarity and space to think. “Inspiration comes from ordinary moments,” she notes. “Stepping away often leads to the breakthroughs you can’t force at a desk.”

The conversation also examines confidence in design—both her own and the confidence she helps clients build. “Confidence comes from understanding,” she says. “When people feel heard, they trust the process. They see their ideas reflected in the work.”

Wisell speaks openly about taking thoughtful risks, learning from early setbacks, and embracing experiences from travel to nature as catalysts for stronger, more intentional design work.

This feature offers a meaningful look into the mindset of a designer who blends clarity, storytelling, and lived experience to shape her craft.

About Aileen Wisell

Aileen Wisell is a Boston-based graphic designer known for creating thoughtful, story-driven brand identities, websites, and marketing materials. Raised in Massachusetts and coastal Maine, her work blends modern design with a deep appreciation for observation, balance, and clarity.

Lawrenceville, Georgia, 3rd January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, WaterTite Exteriors, a trusted name in roofing solutions, has announced the expansion of its service portfolio across the region, catering to a growing demand for both storm response and commercial roofing upgrades. Building on a legacy of quality craftsmanship and dependable service, the company is introducing new programs, advanced installation techniques, and faster response capabilities to meet the diverse needs of property owners.

Storm events can leave properties at risk, and timely interventions are critical to prevent further damage. WaterTite Exteriors continues to offer rapid emergency storm response services, ensuring that homes and businesses are protected from leaks, structural issues, and long-term deterioration. The team conducts thorough inspections, detailed damage assessments, and creates tailored repair plans that restore roofs to optimal condition.

A company spokesperson stated, “Expanding our services allows us to meet more of our clients’ roofing needs, from immediate storm response to comprehensive commercial upgrades. We aim to provide every property owner with peace of mind, knowing their investment is in expert hands. Our team delivers solutions that are durable, efficient, and built to the highest industry standards.”

Beyond emergency repairs, WaterTite Exteriors is now offering specialized commercial roofing services, including flat roof replacements, industrial-grade waterproofing, and preventive maintenance programs designed to extend roof lifespan and reduce long-term costs. These services are supported by high-quality materials and the latest installation practices, ensuring that businesses receive long-lasting results that protect critical assets.

The company is also prioritizing workforce development, providing ongoing training for technicians to stay ahead of evolving roofing technologies and best practices. This commitment ensures that every project—residential or commercial—is executed with precision, efficiency, and minimal disruption to clients’ daily operations. Transparent communication, fair pricing, and a customer-first approach remain hallmarks of every WaterTite Exteriors project.

By combining technical expertise with exceptional service, WaterTite Exteriors strengthens its position as a regional leader in the roofing industry. The expansion into commercial upgrades complements its well-established storm response operations, giving property owners comprehensive access to solutions that protect both their investments and their peace of mind.

About WaterTite Exteriors

WaterTite Exteriors is a leading roofing company specializing in storm damage repair, roof replacement, and ongoing maintenance for residential and commercial properties. With a focus on quality craftsmanship, customer satisfaction, and timely project completion, the company has earned a reputation as a reliable partner for property owners. From emergency repairs to full-scale commercial roofing upgrades, WaterTite Exteriors delivers durable, expertly installed solutions with consistent communication throughout every project.

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Website: https://watertiteexteriors.com/

• To Debut Regional Growth and Advanced Capabilities at GISEC Global 2026

Dubai, UAE, 2nd January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Synax Technologies, a fast-rising powerhouse Value-Added Distribution (VAD) offering top-tier cybersecurity technologies and services across the MEA & India, has announced a new expansion across KSA, Tanzania, and India to complement and strengthen existing operations across the MEA region, anchored by the launch of state-of-the-art global delivery center and cybersecurity Operations Center (CSOC) in Hyderabad – India to support our local partner network across 20+ countries in MEA. This major step strengthens Synax’s 24/7 support vision to empower local partner network and enabling our vendors to reply on Synax as their delivery partner across MEA and India.

Synax will showcase this transformative growth at GISEC Global 2026, taking place from 5–7 May 2026 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, Expo City.  Visit us at H3, booth C70 to discover our new offerings, regional services, and partner success programs that raise the bar for cyber resilience in high-growth markets.

At Synax, we’re driven by a simple belief, cybersecurity should be affordable, comprehensive, and of the highest quality, accessible to every organization, 24/7.

This expansion is our commitment to building localized expertise, rapid response capabilities, and trusted partnerships across emerging markets, said Syed Yusuf, CEO of Synax Technologies.

This is not just an expansion, it’s a statement of intent. We are building local capacity to solve global cybersecurity problems,” said Jayakiran Pagadala, COO of Synax. “Our Global Delivery Center is engineered to deliver elite 24/7 monitoring and faster resolution times, while enabling smarter, lower-TCO security operations for businesses of all sizes.

Synax’s Growing Footprint in MEA

With the launch of operations in Saudi Arabia and Tanzania, Synax is investing in local partnerships, regional hiring, and channel enablement programs. This is part of the company’s mission to:

• Democratize access to world-class cybersecurity at right price
• Equip CIOs and CISOs with tailored, budget-conscious solutions
• Build world class, qualified partner network to support our local customers with product and after sales support.

Synax’s presence at GISEC will offer:

• Platform to connect & engage in deep conversation with partners, customers and vendors.
• Channel programs for qualified resellers and MSSPs
• Real-time demos showcasing consolidated security platforms
• NextGen AI powered SOC platform delivering highest levels of automation.
• Consolidated next generation Data Protection platform, not just DLP or CASB in silos.
• Digital risk protection, threat intelligence, and deepfake detection & response.
• Unified Identity and Access Management platform to reduce costs and complexity significantly.
• Value-added security portfolio spanning Network, Application, People, Endpoint, Cloud, API and Infrastructure security to deliver a truly unified defense.

Meet Synax and their vendors at GISEC Global 2026 and experience the future of cybersecurity innovation where AI is an integral part of our offerings in dynamic cybersecurity landscape.

About Synax Technologies

Synax Technologies is a premier Value Added Distributor (VAD), offering top-tier cybersecurity technologies and services across the MEA & India.  Synax also delivers round-the-clock support to our local partner network, empowering the entire partner community to serve their customers with confidence.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, 2nd January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Securonix, a six-time Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for SIEM, will participate in GISEC GLOBAL 2026 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, featuring live demonstrations of Unified Defense SIEM, new agentic AI capabilities, and executive briefings for financial services and healthcare leaders.

SOCs are consolidating tools, elevating analyst productivity, and proving measurable impact. Securonix centralizes telemetry, correlates signals with advanced analytics, and automates response through modular AI agents so teams detect faster, investigate with context, and coordinate action at scale.

What Attendees Can Expect

• Agentic AI that cuts alert noise, guides triage, and automates response playbooks
• Open, connected architecture unifying cloud, hybrid, and on-prem data and tools
• 365 days of searchable data and content mapped to MITRE ATT&CK for rapid detection and threat hunting
• Ecosystem integrations across identity, endpoint, network, and SaaS for a single view of risk
• Analyst experience designed for speed from signal to decision to action

Financial Services: Detect Payment Abuse. Protect Privileged Access.

Banks and insurers need fewer alerts and faster answers. With Securonix Unified Defense SIEM, payment and core banking telemetry flows into one place alongside identity, endpoint, and network signals. Securonix modular AI agents learn behavior, spot high-risk deviations, and elevate what matters, like suspicious SWIFT activity or unusual use of privileged credentials. Analysts get clear next steps through guided investigations and automated playbooks that can contain accounts, revoke access, or notify fraud teams in minutes. Flexible integrations fit existing stacks. 365 days of searchable data and MITRE ATT&CK–mapped content support audits and reporting.

Healthcare: Measurable Outcomes for Patient-Safe SOCs

In healthcare, every minute counts. Securonix brings EHR logs, identity events, medical IoT behavior, and network traffic together so teams see the full story in one view. AI agents highlight early signs of ransomware, data exfiltration, or account misuse and guide analysts from signal to action with prebuilt playbooks that isolate users, quarantine devices, and coordinate response with clinical and IT teams. Open architecture connects to the tools already in use, combined with policy-aligned workflows that support HIPAA and HITECH requirements. Securonix brings the reality of faster containment, and clear, measurable improvements that healthcare businesses can report to the board while remaining compliant.

“GISEC is where leaders put real outcomes on display,” said Bassam Sartawi, Senior Director – MEA Region. “With Unified Defense SIEM and modular AI agents, we help financial services and healthcare organizations cut through noise, focus on the highest-impact risks, and prove business value with results they can measure.”

Securonix will host executive meetings, and technical deep dives throughout the event. Attendees can visit Hall 2 – Stand D50 to see live demos and meet with product leaders.

To schedule a meeting, visit securonix.com

About Securonix

Securonix is leading the transformation of cybersecurity with the industry’s first Unified Defense SIEM powered by agentic AI, purpose-built to decide and act across the threat lifecycle with a human-in-the-loop philosophy. Built for scale, precision, and speed, our cloud-native platform empowers global enterprises to shift from reactive security to proactive, autonomous operations. Recognized as a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for SIEM and a Customers’ Choice by Gartner Peer Insights™, Securonix is driving the next era of intelligent, autonomous security operations. Learn more at www.securonix.com.

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Director, Corporate Marketing and Communications, Securonix

NYC, NY, 2nd January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Silent Breach, a global leader in offensive cybersecurity, today announced it will present its flagship AI-powered security platform, Silent Armor, at GISEC GLOBAL 2026 in Dubai. The company will demonstrate how organizations can move from reactive defense to proactive threat anticipation by combining dark-web intelligence, cloud security audits, and real-time attack surface monitoring.

Silent Armor uses generative AI and machine learning to fuse telemetry from cloud APIs, OSINT streams, dark-web marketplaces, and attack surface metrics, producing a unified view of emerging attack paths. Its predictive engine highlights exploitable vulnerabilities, anticipates adversary behavior, and provides risk insights tailored for sectors with stringent security and compliance demands including financial services, critical infrastructure, and large-scale cloud operations.

“As threats evolve faster than ever, enterprises need more than reactive tools,” said Marc Castejon, CEO of Silent Breach. “Silent Armor brings offensive thinking and predictive analytics to security operations — helping defenders stay one step ahead.”

Silent Breach invites attendees to visit BOOTH SP12 to experience tailored live demos and learn how Silent Armor protects assets across cloud, on-prem, and hybrid environments.

About GISEC GLOBAL

The 15th edition of GISEC GLOBAL will take place from 05-07 May 2026 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), Expo City, in collaboration with the UAE Cybersecurity Council, Dubai Electronic Security Centre, Ministry of Interior and Dubai Police.

GISEC is the leading gathering ground for the cybersecurity community worldwide. Top global cybersecurity enterprises, CISOs from major corporations across the Middle East, Africa & Asia, government dignitaries and cyber leaders, regional and international innovators and global experts came together to decisively lead cybersecurity transformations across sectors and nations.

About Silent Breach

Silent Breach is a global cybersecurity firm combining offensive security, threat intelligence, and managed defense services to help organizations stay ahead of advanced threats. With offices worldwide, Silent Breach empowers clients to build resilience through proactive testing, monitoring, and mitigation.