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Governance
Cybersecurity Framework
Implementing a cybersecurity framework can help Organizations improve their overall security posture and reduce the risk of cyber attacks. We help organizations to choose a framework that aligns with their specific needs and requirements to effectively manage cybersecurity risks.
Policies and Procedures
These documents outline the rules, guidelines, and protocols that govern how employees, contractors, and other stakeholders should handle and protect sensitive information and digital assets. Cybersecurity policies typically cover areas such as data protection, access control, incident response, network security, and employee training.
Cybersecurity Strategy
A comprehensive plan that outlines an organization’s approach to managing cybersecurity risks and protecting its digital assets. This strategy typically includes a set of goals, objectives, policies, procedures, and initiatives aimed at enhancing your organization’s overall security posture. A cybersecurity strategy should align with the organization’s business objectives, regulatory requirements, and risk tolerance levels.
Risk
Assessment
Cyber Risk Management
The process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential cybersecurity risks that could impact an organization’s information systems, data, and operations. It involves analyzing the likelihood and potential impact of cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and security incidents, and implementing measures to reduce or eliminate these risks.
Compliance
Organizations are required to comply with various cybersecurity compliance requirements to ensure the security and privacy of their systems and data. Compliance frameworks such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and others outline specific security measures that organizations must implement to protect sensitive information and prevent data breaches.
Business Continuity
This involves developing and implementing plans to minimize the impact of cyber attacks, data breaches, or other security incidents on business operations. Key components of cybersecurity business continuity include risk assessments, incident response plans, data backup and recovery procedures, employee training, and communication protocols.
Compliance
Sama Compliance
SAMA Compliance guidelines cover a wide range of areas, including anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorism financing (CTF), data protection, cybersecurity, and other financial regulations. Financial institutions operating in Saudi Arabia are required to adhere to SAMA Compliance regulations to ensure the integrity, security, and stability of the financial system.
NCA Compliance
NCA Compliance involves adhering to the rules and regulations outlined in the NCA, such as responsible lending practices, transparency in credit agreements, affordability assessments, and consumer rights protection. Organizations in the credit industry, including lenders, credit providers, and debt collectors, must ensure compliance with the NCA to avoid legal repercussions and protect the interests of consumers.
ISO Compliance
ISO standards provide guidelines and requirements for organizations to follow in order to achieve a certain level of quality, efficiency, and security in their operations. Achieving ISO compliance involves implementing the necessary policies, procedures, and controls outlined in the relevant ISO standard, conducting regular audits to assess compliance, and continuously improving processes to meet the standard’s requirements.
