Company will demonstrate technologies spanning cyber recovery, AI readiness, hybrid cloud data protection and Microsoft 365 resilience in Saudi Arabia.
Veeam will return to LEAP 2026 for its sixth consecutive year, where it will demonstrate its data resilience, cyber recovery and Artificial Intelligence capabilities as it continues to expand its operations in Saudi Arabia.
Under the theme ‘Trusted Data Resilience for the AI Era in Saudi Arabia’, Veeam will showcase technologies designed to help organisations strengthen cyber-resilience, protect critical data and support cloud and AI deployments.
Veeam will demonstrate its latest developments in data resilience, cyber recovery, AI readiness, hybrid cloud data protection and Microsoft 365 resilience. The company will also have a presence at the AmiViz booth at DeepFest and sponsor the Premium Lounge.
“Saudi Arabia is one of the fastest-growing digital economies in the region, with organisations embracing cloud, AI and data-driven innovation at remarkable speed,” said Mena Migally, Regional Vice President for EMEA East at Veeam. “As this transformation accelerates, resilience must become a strategic priority. Our continued investment in the Kingdom, including expanding our local team, strengthening our partner ecosystem and deepening relationships with customers across the public and private sectors, reflects our long-term commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambitions. LEAP provides an important opportunity to engage with customers and partners as they build secure, trusted, and resilient digital foundations for the future.”
Veeam’s demonstrations will cover data resilience and cyber recovery, ransomware preparedness, disaster recovery and business continuity. Other areas include data security across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, AI readiness and Microsoft 365 resilience.
The company will also highlight its acquisition of Securiti AI and the resulting expansion of its capabilities around data governance, protection and preparation for AI adoption.
“Artificial intelligence is only as trustworthy as the data that powers it,” said Tim Pfaelzer, General Manager and Senior Vice President for EMEA at Veeam. “Across the region, organisations are moving beyond simply protecting data. They are building resilient, secure, and well-governed data environments that enable innovation with confidence. Through our expanding ecosystem of technology and channel partners, our strengthened AI capabilities, and our continued investment in cyber resilience, Veeam is helping customers unlock the full potential of AI while ensuring their data remains protected, recoverable and trusted.”
Veeam has continued to expand its local team following the establishment of its legal entity in Saudi Arabia and is developing its partner ecosystem and customer relationships across the Kingdom.
During LEAP, the company will also present its Customer Appreciation Awards to selected public sector and enterprise customers across sectors including government, financial services, aviation, telecommunications and critical infrastructure.
