We focus where networks are large, converged and consequential, and where the regulator is as interested in the answer as the operator is.
Transmission, distribution and generation operators running converged IT and OT estates.
Ministries, authorities and large programme delivery organisations.
Operators, carriers and managed service providers.
Saudi buyers are not only asking whether a control works. They are asking where the data sits, who owns the vendor, and whether the evidence will satisfy an audit. We scope for those questions from the first workshop.
Security architecture and control baselines scoped against the Essential Cybersecurity Controls, with traceability from control to deployed capability.
Operational Technology Cybersecurity Controls applied to industrial and utility estates, including segmentation and agentless access control.
Cyber Security Framework alignment for financial sector engagements, from privileged access through to logging and evidence retention.
Personal Data Protection Law considerations designed into data classification, retention and cross-border processing decisions.
Where residency matters we can propose Saudi developed, Saudi hosted and Arabic native platforms alongside the international leaders, and say plainly which is which.
Country of origin and ownership are declared during solution design, not discovered during contract review.
Open standards and open-source cores wherever they serve the customer, so an exit is always possible and no single vendor holds the estate.
Saudi registered and locally delivered, which supports the localisation requirements that weight your evaluation.
Tell us where you are on the journey, from a source of truth to full AIOps, or from a first security baseline to a defensible posture, and we will tell you exactly how we would help you own the outcome.