In today's hyperconnected business environment, Middle Eastern organizations face unprecedented cybersecurity challenges:
1. How confident are you in your organization's ability to detect and respond to sophisticated cyber attacks?
2. Is your cybersecurity strategy aligned with the unique regulatory requirements in Saudi Arabia and UAE?
3. Are your critical assets and sensitive data adequately protected against emerging threats?
4. How quickly could your business recover from a major security breach?
5. Do you have visibility into your organization's complete risk exposure?
Our regional supply chain security framework addresses the unique vendor ecosystem in the Middle East, with specialized controls for regional software providers, hardware verification processes addressing regional counterfeiting concerns, and vendor risk assessment calibrated for GCC business environments.
Our government security assessment methodology incorporates NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls (ECC), Saudi Data & AI Authority (SDAIA) requirements, and GAT compliance factors, delivered by security professionals with appropriate national security clearances and government experience.
Our financial resilience framework incorporates UAE Central Bank cybersecurity regulations, with specialized incident response protocols, comprehensive business continuity planning, and regular resilience testing aligned with regional regulatory expectations and emerging threats.
Regional organizations typically benefit from a hybrid SOC model that combines local on-premises monitoring (satisfying data sovereignty requirements) with specialized threat hunting capabilities, custom detection use cases for regional threats, and 24/7 Arabic/English speaking analysts.
We implement healthcare-specific ransomware protection incorporating SANS controls with additional measures addressing Saudi healthcare regulations, including air-gapped backup systems, specialized clinical system recovery procedures, and coordination protocols with Saudi health authorities.
Our OT security approach for Saudi energy sector incorporates specialized controls for SCADA systems common in regional operations, industrial protocol monitoring calibrated for Saudi energy infrastructure, and integration with national critical infrastructure protection requirements.
We implement dual-compliance data protection frameworks that satisfy both UAE Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) and GDPR requirements, with specific controls for cross-border data transfers, consent management respecting regional cultural contexts, and mandatory breach notification protocols.
Our privileged access management solutions for UAE critical infrastructure incorporate specialized controls for administrative access, including biometric verification, session monitoring aligned with UAE regulations, and comprehensive audit capabilities meeting regulatory requirements.
Our security awareness training incorporates multilingual delivery (including Arabic, English, Hindi, and Filipino), culturally relevant examples, and region-specific threat scenarios, ensuring effectiveness across the diverse workforce compositions typical in UAE and KSA organizations.
We implement critical infrastructure protection strategies specifically designed for Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA) and National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) requirements, incorporating threat intelligence focused on regional threat actors and mandatory incident response protocols.
Our UAE Government Cloud Security Framework ensures compliance with UAE IA cloud security controls, addressing data residency requirements, mandatory encryption standards, and required security monitoring for government workloads hosted on international cloud platforms operating in the region.
We design user experience-focused Zero Trust architectures that balance strong security with cultural business needs, implementing seamless authentication methods and contextual access controls that maintain security without impeding the relationship-based business culture of the region.
Regional financial institutions face sophisticated threats including supply chain compromises, ransomware targeting core banking systems, social engineering exploiting cultural contexts, and advanced persistent threats often sponsored by nation-states targeting the region’s financial infrastructure.
Our compliance framework maps the overlapping requirements between Saudi Arabia’s National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) and the UAE Information Assurance (IA) standards, creating a unified security approach that satisfies both regulatory environments while reducing duplicate compliance efforts.
Our Industrial Cybersecurity Framework addresses the specific OT/IT convergence challenges in Saudi petrochemical, manufacturing, and utility operations, incorporating desert environmental factors, regulatory requirements, and integration with regional industrial control systems.
