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Cybersecurity &Compliance
In the Kingdom, security is regulated before it is optional: the NCA's Essential Cybersecurity Controls, SAMA's framework for financial institutions, and the PDPL for anyone holding personal data. We run compliance as an engineering program — controls implemented, evidenced, and monitored, not just documented.
Regulation as the floor, not the ceiling
We treat the NCA's ECC-2:2024 — 108 controls across governance, defense, resilience, and third-party domains — as an engineering backlog: each control gets an owner, an implementation, and evidence. For financial institutions we layer SAMA's Cyber Security Framework on top; for data holders, a PDPL program covering consent, breach response, and cross-border transfer rules. Then we go beyond the checklist, because attackers do not read compliance reports.
Offense informs defense
Our penetration testers and red teams attack your estate the way real adversaries do — externally, internally, and through your people. Findings arrive as an engineering backlog with reproduction steps and fixes, not a PDF of screenshots. We retest until the finding is dead.
A SOC that watches from the Kingdom's heart
Our managed security operations center monitors your estate around the clock from Makkah with Saudi-resident log retention: detection engineering tuned to your environment, triage inside defined SLAs, and a monthly threat report your leadership can actually read. When something real happens, our incident-response retainer puts senior responders on it immediately.
Questions we hear
Asked before every cybersecurity engagement.
We have an audit deadline. How fast can you assess us?
A scoped ECC or SAMA CSF gap assessment takes three to five weeks depending on estate size, and you get the remediation backlog as it forms — not at the end.
Is the SOC your own team or outsourced?
Our own analysts, operating from our Makkah headquarters, with logs retained in-Kingdom. Nothing about your security posture leaves Saudi Arabia.
Do you help with PDPL specifically?
Yes — data mapping, consent and notice design, processor agreements, breach-response planning, and DPO-as-a-service for organizations that need a named privacy owner.
Proof
This practice, in production.
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The Kingdom's IT market is racing from $20 billion to $45 billion by 2030 — and your digital roadmap decides your share of it. Tell us where your organization is headed; we'll bring an architecture, a plan, and a team that has done it before, within one week of your brief.