Dubai — LMNTRIX has been positioned in the Major Players category in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide MDR/MXDR Services for the Enterprise 2026 Vendor Assessment, marking another significant milestone in the company’s evolution as a global cybersecurity provider.
The recognition follows LMNTRIX being positioned as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Emerging Managed Detection and Response Services 2024 Vendor Assessment.
The latest assessment places LMNTRIX alongside established global technology, cybersecurity and professional services organisations, providing independent recognition of its capabilities in the rapidly evolving managed detection and response market.
With customers and partners across more than 40 countries, LMNTRIX has continued to expand its international presence, including across the Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META).
LMNTRIX Founder and CEO Carlo Minassian said the recognition reflects the company’s progress and its approach to addressing a changing cybersecurity landscape.
“Being recognised by IDC alongside established global cybersecurity and services providers is an important milestone for LMNTRIX,” Minassian said.
“The cybersecurity challenge is no longer simply about preventing attacks. Organisations need to continuously understand what is happening in their environments and be able to detect, investigate and respond when prevention fails. We believe the growing focus on outcomes and resilience reflects a fundamental shift in how organisations need to approach cyber defense.”
Across META, organisations are accelerating digital transformation, cloud adoption and AI initiatives while facing increasingly sophisticated threats, growing security complexity and a shortage of specialised cybersecurity talent.
Amanulla Khan, Regional Vice President, META at LMNTRIX, said these pressures are changing the conversation at the board level.
“Organisations are moving beyond asking how many security tools they have and increasingly asking whether they can actually detect, investigate and contain an attacker before an incident becomes a business-impacting event,” Khan said. “That is the real shift towards cyber resilience. Cybersecurity cannot simply be about preventing every attack.
“Organisations need the capability to continuously identify threats, respond rapidly and maintain business resilience when prevention fails.”
The IDC recognition comes as organisations across the region increasingly look for cybersecurity approaches that improve resilience, operational effectiveness and measurable outcomes, rather than simply adding further technology to already complex security environments.
LMNTRIX will continue investing in its technology, people and global partner ecosystem as it expands its presence across international markets.
Source: Tahawul Tech