Cybersecurity & Compliance
We embed security into every phase of development, from architecture review to penetration testing to the compliance frameworks your industry demands.
Security work usually arrives at the worst possible moment: a customer's due diligence questionnaire, a regulator's deadline, or an incident that already happened. We'd rather meet you earlier. Our penetration testing and compliance audits are run by engineers who also build software for a living, which changes the conversation. Findings come with concrete fixes, not just severity scores and a PDF.
For clients in Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC, we run SAMA and NCA compliance audits: mapping your architecture against the Saudi Central Bank's Cyber Security Framework and the National Cybersecurity Authority's Essential Cybersecurity Controls, then producing the gap analysis and remediation roadmap your auditors expect to see. For products facing Europe or the US, the same discipline applies to GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS.
Penetration testing follows a fixed structure. We scope it together, run the testing window against your real attack surface, then deliver a report that ranks findings by exploitability rather than scanner noise. Every critical finding gets a retest after you remediate, included in the engagement, because if we can't verify the fix worked, the report was just paperwork.
End-to-end delivery
Security Reviews
Architecture and code-level security review before you ship.
Penetration Testing
Structured pentesting against your actual attack surface.
GDPR / HIPAA Alignment
Compliance built into the data model and access layer, not a checklist after launch.
Code Reviews
Security-focused review as a standard part of every pull request.
Incident Response
Response planning and runbooks before you need them, not after.
DevSecOps Integration
Dependency scanning, static analysis, and secrets detection wired into your CI pipeline, so every merge gets checked instead of waiting for the annual audit.
How we build
Threat Model
Map the actual attack surface for your architecture and data.
Harden
Close the highest-severity gaps first: access control, encryption, secrets management.
Test
Penetration testing against the hardened system.
Maintain
Ongoing monitoring and periodic re-testing as the system evolves.
What makes this work
Security from sprint one
Not a pre-launch audit scramble. Built in from the first architecture decision.
Compliance-literate engineers
GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS aren't legal abstractions to our teams: they shape the code.
Real penetration testing
Structured, documented, with a remediation plan, not an automated scanner report.
No security theater
We fix root causes, not just the specific finding in the report.
What working with us looks like in numbers
From the end of a testing window to a prioritized, human-written findings report.
Of critical and high findings retested after remediation, included in the engagement.
Framework mapping and gap analysis for Saudi financial and enterprise clients.
Baseline coverage in every application test, plus business-logic testing scanners can't do.
Tools we actually use
Cybersecurity FAQs
Yes, security and compliance audits of existing systems are a common standalone engagement.
We prepare the technical controls and documentation your compliance framework requires; certification itself is typically pursued with your legal/compliance team.
Yes. We map your systems against SAMA's Cyber Security Framework and the NCA's Essential Cybersecurity Controls, deliver a gap analysis, and help implement the technical controls. Several of our GCC clients run this annually.
At least annually, and after any major release or architecture change. Most clients run a full test yearly with lighter targeted tests when something significant ships.
No. We agree scope, window, and rules of engagement up front, test against staging where possible, and throttle anything that touches production. We've never taken a client system down during a test.
A findings report ranked by exploitability, a remediation roadmap your engineers can work from directly, retest confirmation on every critical fix, and an executive summary you can hand to customers or auditors without exposing the technical details.