Cybersecurity company — Saudi Arabia

    Cybersecurity company in Saudi Arabia

    Saudi Arabia has the region's most demanding regulatory environment for cybersecurity, and the most digital transformation happening at once. RASED supports Saudi organisations with monitoring, offensive testing and the evidence work that regulators and enterprise customers now require.

    Compliance that produces real security, not just paperwork

    Saudi frameworks are unusually specific about logging, access control, third-party risk and incident response. That specificity is an advantage: it gives you a defensible target. The failure mode we see is treating it as a documentation exercise — policies written, controls never implemented, logs collected but never reviewed by anyone.

    We work the other way round: implement the control, generate the evidence as a by-product, then write the documentation from what is actually running. Audits get easier, and the organisation is genuinely harder to breach.

    Gap assessment against the applicable control set
    Logging and monitoring built to satisfy evidence requirements
    Third-party and supplier risk review
    Tested incident response and notification procedures

    Supporting fast digital growth

    Saudi organisations are shipping new platforms, apps and cloud environments quickly. Security has to keep pace without becoming the department that says no. We embed testing into release cycles, review cloud configuration continuously, and give development teams findings they can act on in the same sprint.

    Sectors we protect here

    Banking, finance and fintechEnergy, petrochemicals and industryHealthcare providersGovernment-linked entities and their suppliersRetail, e-commerce and logisticsTechnology and SaaS providers

    Frequently asked questions

    Can you help us prepare for NCA ECC compliance?

    Yes. We run a gap assessment against the applicable controls, produce a prioritised remediation plan with owners and timelines, implement the technical controls with your team, and prepare the evidence pack. We are not an accredited auditor — that separation keeps the assessment honest.

    What does a cybersecurity engagement cost in Saudi Arabia?

    As a starting reference: an NCA gap assessment starts from SAR 25,000, an independent penetration test from SAR 10,000, and managed 24/7 monitoring for a mid-size environment from SAR 5,000 per month. Final pricing follows scope — number of systems, sites and regulatory obligations — and is fixed in a written proposal before work begins.

    Where is our data stored during monitoring?

    Storage location, retention period and who can access what are agreed in the contract before onboarding, and we can operate within in-Kingdom hosting requirements where your policy or regulator demands it.

    Do you support Arabic-language reporting for Saudi boards?

    Yes. Technical findings and executive summaries are produced in Arabic, English, or both, and briefings are delivered in whichever language your committee works in.