As organisations add more cybersecurity tools and technologies to their environments, keeping track of those assets can become a challenge for IT and security teams. Bahrain-based VirtuThinko is looking to address that gap with Connecticate, a unified cybersecurity assets platform developed in collaboration with Netrovir.

Speaking to Tech Arabia at LEAP 2026, Hassan Mubarak, Application Security Engineer at VirtuThinko, said the platform is designed to bring cybersecurity asset data together in one place and make it easier for organisations to manage.

“In cybersecurity, there are a lot of assets that you cannot easily track. With Connecticate, we are trying to solve that issue by bringing all that data into one platform,” he said.

The aim is to give IT administrators and management a consolidated view of their cybersecurity environment.

VirtuThinko has been operating in Bahrain for around six years and has already deployed Connecticate with several customers in the country.