Faceoff Technologies, an AI-native digital trust platform for enterprises and governments, today announced its participation at Global Next 2026, Redington's flagship global ecosystem forum, taking place in Singapore from September 2 to 4. The company joins nearly 400 senior leaders from Redington's partner, OEM, ISV, and enterprise customer network across India, the Middle East, Africa, Turkey, and other international markets to discuss how artificial intelligence, cloud, cybersecurity, and data will shape the next era of business growth.
At the forum, Faceoff will present its central thesis for the AI era: that security and privacy are two sides of the same coin, and can no longer be treated as separate disciplines. In a world of accelerating deepfakes, autonomous AI-driven attacks, and large-scale data breaches, the company argues that organizations must protect not only their systems and networks, but the identities, data, and trust of every individual who relies on them.
Faceoff’s Sovereign AI platform is built on a Privacy-by-Design and Security-by-Design foundation, unifying Zero Trust architecture, behavioral biometrics, deepfake and synthetic media detection, post-quantum cryptography, and explainable AI into a single intelligence layer. The platform spans eight enterprise categories, including Synthetic Media Guard, BehaviorID, Voice Forensics, Zero-Trust Identity, TrustShield OSINT, Video Intelligence, and Data Privacy, and is built for deployment across government, banking and financial services, law enforcement, healthcare, and defense.
“Security without privacy becomes surveillance, and privacy without security cannot be protected. That is the imbalance we built Faceoff to correct,” said Dr. Deepak Kumar Sahu, Founder & CEO of Faceoff Technologies. “Global Next 2026 brings together the partners, OEMs, and enterprise leaders who are shaping how AI gets deployed responsibly around the world. Standing in Singapore, in front of that audience, is exactly where a conversation about trustworthy AI needs to happen. We are not just protecting data. We are protecting the confidence people place in every digital interaction they have.”
Dr. Sahu will be joined in Singapore by Dr. Arindam Sarkar, Chief Architect, who leads the company's patented innovations in AI security, digital trust, and post-quantum security. Together, they plan to engage delegates on Faceoff’s approach to explainable, auditable AI, an increasingly central requirement as regulators and enterprises alike demand systems that can show their reasoning, not just their conclusions.
Faceoff’s platform is currently empaneled with CERT-In and holds ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and ISO 42001 certifications, along with SOC 2 Type II attestation, and is designed to support compliance with global frameworks including India's DPDP Act, GDPR, and CCPA. The company operates out of New Delhi, India, and Lewes, Delaware, USA, and maintains a presence in Dubai, UAE.
