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Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
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Cybersecurity services in Saudi Arabia

Cybersecurity that gets your systems ready for NCA ECC and PDPL review

Penetration testing, NCA ECC readiness, PDPL compliance engineering and a secure development lifecycle.

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Overview

Most security work in the Kingdom starts with a deadline: an NCA assessment, a customer questionnaire, a PDPL review or a board question after an incident elsewhere. We help you prepare for those moments and, more importantly, reduce the actual risk behind them.

Our services cover penetration testing, NCA ECC readiness, PDPL compliance engineering and a secure software development lifecycle. We are engineers, so the focus is on what can be found, fixed and verified in your applications, infrastructure and delivery process, not on producing a thick binder.

A note on wording, because it matters. We help you become ready for NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls and PDPL. We do not issue approvals or certificates, and we do not claim that any regulator has approved our work. Your assessor or the relevant authority decides compliance. Our job is to make that conversation short and calm.

Who this is for

  • An NCA ECC assessment is on the calendar and your evidence is scattered.
  • A customer or partner sent a security questionnaire you cannot answer yet.
  • You are launching an app that holds personal data and want it tested first.
  • Your developers ship quickly and security review happens, if at all, at the end.

What you get

Penetration testing that ends in fixes

Web, mobile, API and infrastructure testing with findings ranked by real exploitability, reproduction steps your developers can follow, and a retest to confirm each fix. Reports in Arabic or English.

NCA ECC readiness

A gap assessment against the controls, an owner and evidence list for each one, and a remediation plan sequenced by effort and risk, so your team knows what to fix first and what to document.

PDPL compliance engineering

Data mapping, consent and retention handling, access logging and data-subject request flows built into the product itself. Compliance becomes a feature of the system rather than a spreadsheet beside it.

Secure development lifecycle

Threat modelling, code review, dependency and secret scanning in the pipeline, and a short security standard your developers will really follow. Problems get caught at commit time, not at audit time.

Services in this practice

Penetration Testing (VAPT)Manual and tool-assisted attack testing of your apps, APIs and cloud, with fixes retested.Full breakdown →NCA ECC ReadinessA gap assessment and remediation plan against the NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls.Full breakdown →PDPL Compliance EngineeringData mapping, consent, subject-rights tooling and breach processes built into your systems.Full breakdown →Secure SDLCSecurity checks built into design, code review, the pipeline and release, so flaws are caught early.Full breakdown →ISO 27001 & GRC ReadinessGap assessment, risk register and policy set that prepare you for an ISO 27001 audit by an accredited body.Full breakdown →
Buyer questions

Asked before signing.

Will you make us NCA compliant?

We prepare you for assessment. We run the gap analysis, help build the controls and evidence, and fix technical findings. We cannot grant or guarantee compliance, because that decision belongs to your assessor and the authority. Our aim is that you arrive at the review with clear evidence and no surprises.

How long does a penetration test take?

A focused test of one application typically takes one to three weeks including reporting, depending on size and complexity. Broader scopes with infrastructure and several apps run longer. We confirm scope and rules of engagement in writing first, and we schedule testing to avoid disrupting production.

What does PDPL readiness involve in practice?

It starts with finding where personal data lives and why you hold it. Then we build the technical pieces: consent records, retention rules, access controls, breach logging and a way to answer data-subject requests. Legal interpretation stays with your counsel. We make sure the systems can actually do what the policy says.

Can you test systems hosted outside our network?

Yes, with written authorization from you and, where required, from the hosting provider. We agree the scope, the testing windows and the contacts for emergencies beforehand. Findings are shared only with the named people on your side, and test data is handled and deleted according to what we agree.

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