DNSFilter Partners with Midis Group to Expand Cybersecurity Solutions Across EMEA

November 10, 2025
DNSFilter has entered a strategic partnership with Midis Group to enhance AI-driven DNS-layer security across Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

DNSFilter has announced a strategic partnership with Midis Group to expand its cybersecurity offerings across Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, according to a press release.

The collaboration combines DNSFilter’s AI-driven protective DNS and content filtering platform with Midis Group’s network of distributors, service providers, and regional experts. The partnership aims to strengthen protection against phishing, malware, and ransomware through real-time threat detection and cloud-based management.

As part of the expansion, DNSFilter is opening a new office in Dubai to support partners and customers in the region. The company said the move reflects its long-term investment in the EMEA market and will help organizations improve network security without compromising performance.

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