CEO fraud and executive impersonation attacks are increasingly targeting Gulf organizations in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. Threat actors exploit high-value executives' digital visibility through LinkedIn profile cloning, WhatsApp impersonation, lookalike domain registration, and AI-generated deepfakes. Publicly documented incidents include Lazarus Group spear-phishing against Saudi financial and energy executives, Iranian-nexus attacks on Qatari state entities, and multi-stage BEC fraud in Dubai. Saudi Arabia's SAMA Cybersecurity Framework mandates controls against such social engineering risks. Early detection during the reconnaissance phase — monitoring for fake domains, dark web credential trading, and fraudulent social profiles — is presented as the key defensive strategy, with Cyble Vision promoted as the platform to enable it.