DTS Solution (Beyon Cyber)

Cyber security advisory, consulting and engineering firm with offices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Position 6 of 8Last verified: 4 Nov 2026

Facts

Facts as published
Headquarters / legal entity Offices in Dubai (Sheikh Zayed Road) and Abu Dhabi (Al Zahiya); headquarters not labelled. The site says Beyon Cyber, part of the Beyon Group, has agreed to acquire a majority stake. Documented Source
Services in the region Offices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The home page names UAE regimes among those it supports. Documented Source
Purple team service Published by name, with no detail. Listed under both Cyber Operations (detective) and Cyber Resilience (response). Documented Source
Engagement length, as published Not published
Delivery model, as published Not published. The Cyber Resilience page says exercises run in coordination with the Red Team to measure the client's CSOC. Documented Source
Credentials, as published
  • Logos for ISO 27001 and ISO 45001 carry alt text. Other logos (ISO 9001, ISO 42001, SOC 2 Type 1, CyberForce, CSIR, SOC-CMM) were identified from file names only. Vendor-reported Source
  • CREST is not named by DTS. A third party reports CREST accreditation. Not confirmed Source

Tags: Documented stated specifically on a first-party or primary page. Vendor-reported a claim by the provider that cannot be checked independently. Not confirmed not verified from a primary source.

Purple team service

[ PUBLISHED ]

DTS Solution lists purple teaming in three places on its site, with no detail beyond one sentence.

What is published. Purple teaming exercises run in coordination with the Red Team, and the effectiveness of the CSOC (security analytics, monitoring, incident detection and containment) is measured. The service is listed under both Cyber Operations (detective) and Cyber Resilience (response). The 24x7 MDR service also mentions purple team.

What is absent. Method, frameworks, duration and deliverables for purple teaming.

Wider portfolio. Offensive services (red team, penetration testing, social engineering, OSINT), defensive services (CSOC, MDR, threat hunting) and white team advisory.

Evidence by criterion

Seven criteria, each rated in words. What the levels mean. A level describes what is published, not a finding that a capability is missing.

1. Published methodology [ NOT PUBLISHED ]

Purple teaming is listed by name. No steps, rules of engagement or framework are given. Source

2. Service breadth [ DOCUMENTED ]

Offensive services (red team, penetration testing, social engineering, OSINT), defensive services (CSOC, MDR, threat hunting) and white team advisory are listed. Source

Offices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi are listed, and the home page names UAE IA, Dubai ISR, ADHICS, UAE data protection, ADGM FSRA and DFSA among the regimes it supports. Source

4. Deliverable specificity [ NOT PUBLISHED ]

No report contents are described for purple teaming. Source

No ATT&CK reference or threat-intelligence method is given for purple teaming. Source

Certification logos are shown. Two are named in alt text and the rest were identified from file names. No certificate numbers or issuers are given. Source

The Cyber Resilience page says purple teaming exercises run in coordination with the Red Team to measure monitoring, detection and containment by the CSOC. Detection tuning and retest are not described. Source

Why this position

DTS Solution sits sixth because it combines a UAE footprint in two emirates, named UAE regimes, a full set of offensive and defensive services and a visible set of certification logos. It sits below the providers above because purple teaming is listed by name and described in a single sentence. There is no method, length, report content or framework. A buyer who mainly wants a UAE provider that also runs managed detection could rank it higher.

The order is a reasoned judgment, not a sum of the levels. See how the order is decided.

Deliverables as published

No itemised report contents published.

No itemised report contents published.

UAE fit

Offices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The home page lists UAE IA, Dubai ISR, ADHICS, UAE data protection, ADGM FSRA and DFSA among supported regimes (vendor-reported).

Regimes the provider names

  • UAE IA, Dubai ISR, ADHICS, UAE data protection, ADGM FSRA and DFSA, named on the home page (vendor-reported)

Limits of public evidence

  • Purple teaming is a one-sentence mention. No method, duration, deliverables, ATT&CK or tools.
  • Certification logos only. CREST is not named by DTS.
  • Site claims of 800 or more customers and 200 or more transformation projects are vendor-reported.
  • The Beyon Cyber acquisition is stated on the site as agreed; its completion is not stated.

Best suited for / less suited for

Best suited for

  • Buyers who want one provider across advisory, offensive testing and managed detection
  • Buyers who want offices in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi

Less suited for

  • Buyers who need a published method, duration and report format
  • Buyers who need certificates they can check without asking

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