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Despite a very strong start to Q3, September proved to be a challenging month, with several opportunities slipping into Q4. While our performance fell short of expectations for the quarter, we nevertheless closed Q3 in line with our quarterly linearity targets. However, the softer-than-anticipated results reduced the overachievement buffer we had built during earlier quarters.

On the positive side, our successful participation at GISEC strengthened engagement across the regional cybersecurity community and further elevated our market presence. We also enhanced our strategic value proposition through the launch of three new solution blueprints focused on AI Security, Cloud Security, and Cyber Operational Resilience. In addition, we expanded our portfolio with innovative capabilities spanning intelligent automation, cyber readiness, and IoT security.

With a growing portfolio and sustained customer engagement, we remain well positioned to finish 2026 strongly and build a solid foundation for continued growth.

“Technology is reshaping every aspect of business, and cybersecurity must evolve from an operational necessity into a strategic enabler of growth. By advancing innovation across AI, cloud, and cyber resilience, we are building an ecosystem that empowers organizations to embrace the future securely, accelerate transformation, and create lasting value.”