Cyberteq completes Digital Oversight integration and launches Cyberteq Oversight

Cyberteq said Tuesday it has finished integrating Digital Oversight AI Ltd into the group and renamed the business Cyberteq Oversight Limited. The move creates a combined platform for cyber assurance, compliance, insurance and risk transfer as Cyberteq pushes further into the UK and European markets.

Why it matters: - The integration gives Cyberteq a single platform for cyber risk governance, compliance, security operations, analytics and risk transfer. - The combined business is meant to help boards and executives better understand, manage and transfer cyber risk across the digital ecosystem. - The move also expands Cyberteq’s push into UK and European cyber insurance markets.

What happened: - Cyberteq said it completed the integration of Digital Oversight AI Ltd into the Cyberteq Group. - The company launched Cyberteq Oversight as the renamed business in May 2026. - Cyberteq and the original shareholders of Digital Oversight now jointly own the business on a 50:50 basis. - The strategic partnership was first announced in December 2025.

The details: - Cyberteq Oversight now serves as the group’s center of excellence for architecting solutions that deliver insight, assurance and oversight for cyber risk management. - The center of excellence will drive broader use of AI across Cyberteq’s portfolio. - The former CARM platform has been incorporated into Cyberteq’s MUNIT ecosystem and rebranded as M-Compliance. - M-Compliance now functions as the group’s governance, risk and compliance solution. - The platform is designed to give organizations greater visibility into cyber risk, assurance and regulatory obligations. - Cyberteq Oversight combines Cyberteq’s cybersecurity technology, software engineering and regional presence with Digital Oversight’s expertise in cyber risk management, cyber assurance and cyber insurance. - The combined offering covers threat-led cyber risk assessment, governance and compliance, security operations, cyber analytics and cyber risk transfer. - Subject to final regulatory formalities with the UK Financial Conduct Authority, Ammar Adhami will join the Cyberteq Oversight board as chairman. - Ammar Adhami is CEO of Cyberteq and has more than 20 years of ICT experience. - Louis Coomans will also join the board. - Louis Coomans has more than 20 years of executive experience in risk, insurance and financial services, including leadership roles at Marsh & McLennan Companies. - Chris Keay, managing director of Cyberteq Oversight, has been appointed group chief technology officer of Cyberteq. - George Bunce has been appointed chief product officer of Cyberteq Oversight and will oversee further development of M-Compliance and insurance solutions. - The cyber insurance and risk transfer practice is led by Nick Carratu and Michael Davis. - Nick Carratu and Michael Davis bring 38 years of insurance market experience, including senior broking and board-level roles in Lloyd’s and international insurance markets. - Michael Davis is Chartered Insurance Institute certified in Cyber Risks, Insurance and Cyber Broking. - Cyberteq Oversight will act as the group’s insurance coordinator and reinsurance broker. - Cyberteq customers will have a direct gateway into UK and European cyber insurance markets through the new structure.

Between the lines: - The launch turns a partnership into a more tightly integrated operating model, which can simplify product development and go-to-market execution. - AI appears to be central to Cyberteq’s strategy, not just an added feature. - The emphasis on insurance and reinsurance suggests Cyberteq wants to compete on both cyber defense and financial risk transfer. - The board and leadership changes signal that Cyberteq is elevating oversight, product, and insurance expertise inside the combined group.

What’s next: - Cyberteq said the new structure will support further expansion in the UK and Europe. - The leadership appointments still depend on completion of final FCA regulatory formalities. - Cyberteq Oversight will continue developing M-Compliance and its cyber insurance solutions for clients across the group. - The company said it will keep building out AI-enabled cyber resilience capabilities across its portfolio.

The bottom line: - Cyberteq has turned a strategic partnership into a combined cyber risk, compliance and insurance platform with AI at the center.