Censys and Rilian Technologies Form Partnership to Strengthen Cyber Defense in the Middle East

Dec 16, 2025
Censys and Rilian Technologies have announced a partnership to enhance cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection across the Middle East, combining Censys' Internet intelligence with Rilian's AI-native defense platform.

Censys and Rilian Technologies have announced a strategic partnership to improve cyber defense and critical infrastructure security across the Middle East, according to a press release.

The collaboration expands access to Censys' Internet and industrial control system (ICS/OT) intelligence for government and commercial organizations in the region. Censys provides global security teams with detailed intelligence on Internet-facing assets, including support for 26 protocols, 68 vendors, and 226 ICS fingerprints to identify and monitor industrial systems.

Rilian Technologies' modular AI-native platform, known as the Rilian Defense Platform (RDP), offers real-time insights, telemetry, and AI-driven recommendations through a unified interface. The integration will reduce deployment complexity and compliance challenges for customers while enabling national-level detection, risk prioritization, and operational decision-making based on Censys' data.

The partnership builds on Censys' ongoing growth in the Middle East, where it already supports national cybersecurity authorities, energy operators, and financial institutions.

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