aSIEMmetry was showcased at GITEX AI Europe 2026, held at Messe Berlin on 30 June and 1 July 2026. The event brought together technology companies, researchers, investors, public institutions and digital-innovation leaders working across artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and advanced enterprise technologies.
Represented through project coordinator Expertware, aSIEMmetry was presented as part of a wider portfolio of cybersecurity and digital-innovation initiatives. Visitors had the opportunity to learn more about the project’s objective of strengthening Security Operations Centres through self-hosted artificial intelligence, behavioural modelling and entropy-based anomaly detection.
Presenting the NextGen SOC vision
The aSIEMmetry project addresses a growing operational challenge for SOC teams: the need to process increasing volumes of telemetry while identifying subtle behavioural changes that may not match known attack signatures. Its technical approach combines a security-entropy multi-agent model with a specialized LLM SOCagent designed to support analysts during investigation and decision-making.
At GITEX AI Europe, this vision could be discussed with organizations exploring how AI can be introduced into sensitive operational environments. Topics such as self-hosting, explainability, data governance and integration with existing SIEM platforms are particularly relevant when security teams evaluate new AI-assisted capabilities.
Connecting with the European innovation ecosystem
Participation in a large international technology event also supported the project’s communication and collaboration objectives. Direct discussions with cybersecurity professionals, researchers and technology providers help the consortium compare its technical direction with current market needs and operational constraints.
These exchanges are valuable for understanding how organizations expect AI-assisted security tools to behave, how much control analysts need over model outputs and what deployment conditions must be met before such capabilities can be adopted in production environments.
GITEX AI Europe 2026 therefore represented more than a visibility opportunity. It offered a practical setting for presenting the project, collecting feedback and strengthening connections with the broader European AI and cybersecurity community as aSIEMmetry continues toward integrated validation and operational use cases.