CyberKnight adds Hexnode UEM to boost endpoint visibility across MEA

  • CyberKnight has signed a strategic partnership with Hexnode, a global Unified Endpoint Management provider” on January 13
  • The agreement focuses on centralised visibility, security and control across diverse endpoints in MEA
  • The move aligns Hexnode’s UEM platform with CyberKnight’s Zero Trust security framework for regional enterprises

Dubai-based value-added distributor CyberKnight has expanded its cybersecurity portfolio through a strategic partnership with Hexnode, a global Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) provider, to address growing demand for centralised endpoint visibility and control in the Middle East and Africa. As organisations across the region accelerate digital transformation and hybrid work models, the agreement aims to simplify how security teams manage, secure and monitor increasingly diverse device fleets.​

Under the partnership, CyberKnight will distribute Hexnode’s UEM platform, which enables enterprises to manage mobile, desktop and IoT endpoints from a single console while enforcing security policies and compliance. The platform includes capabilities such as patch management, application management, remote monitoring and AI-driven automation, along with specialised options for kiosk, BYOD and rugged device management.​

CyberKnight, which specialises in Zero Trust security and serves customers across key Middle East markets from its Dubai headquarters, will integrate Hexnode’s UEM technology into its existing Zero Trust framework. Wael Jaber, Chief Strategy Officer at CyberKnight, said the partnership marks “another milestone” in the company’s mission to bring “best-in-class cybersecurity technologies” to the region and highlighted the need for unified solutions as device sprawl increases.​

Hexnode’s UEM offering has received honourable mentions in Gartner’s Market Guide for Unified Endpoint Management and has been cited as a Notable Vendor in Forrester’s Unified Endpoint Management Landscape Report Q3 2025. According to the announcement, the combined proposition will target sectors such as finance, education, healthcare and government, where regulatory requirements and hybrid work patterns heighten the need for consistent endpoint governance.​​

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