Empowering Enterprises Through GRC Excellence
We support in assessing your cyber posture, ensuring regulatory compliance, and building programs to withstand evolving threats. Our services are tailored to help you with meeting legal obligations and maintain business continuity.
Key Components of GRC Services
Governance
Compliance
Risk Management
Delivering comprehensive implementation and certification support across leading international frameworks — enabling organizations to achieve, maintain, and demonstrate compliance with confidence.
Information Security Management System
Information Security & Data Protection Framework
Service Management System
Business Continuity Management System
Cyber Security Regulation
Quality Management System
IT Security & Regulatory Compliance
Compliance Management System
Information Security Risk Management
Implementation [Cyber Security Management]
Occupational Health & Safety
Environmental Health
Cloud Security
Industrial automation and control systems (IACS)
Records Management
Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS)
Implementation
Alignment with leading practices
We also Provide Country Specific Regulations
Stay aligned with evolving regulatory requirements in every market you operate.
Integrated Compliance and Risk Management
Managing multiple compliance requirements can be costly and complex. Our integrated compliance and risk management services offer a single, unified approach covering standards, regulations, best practices, and internal policies. By defining business-specific, consolidated requirements, we eliminate duplication and significantly reduce costs across all key compliance areas.
Integrated Compliance & Risk Oversight
End-to-End Compliance Control Framework
Centralized Compliance Management Approach
Compliance Access Control
Cost Effective
Flexibility
Focus on Core Business
Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) services are outsourced cybersecurity
leadership services provided by out highly experienced security professionals who act
as a company’s CISO on a part-time, full-time or on-demand basis.
Security Governance & Strategy
- Developing and maintaining an overall security strategy aligned with business goals.
- Establishing security policies, standards, and procedures
- Discussions with management, leadership team members and other stakeholders.
Compliance & Regulatory Support
- Ensuring adherence to relevant standards such as GDPR, PDPL, SAMA, NCA ECC, DPDP, HIPAA, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, etc.
- Preparing for audits and certifications.
Security Awareness & Training
- Educating employees about security best practices.
- Promoting a security-conscious culture.
Incident Response & Management
- Preparing for and responding to security incidents.
- Forensics and root cause analysis.
Risk Management
- Conducting risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities.
- Prioritizing security initiatives based on risk levels
Security Program Development
- Conducting risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities.
- Prioritizing security initiatives based on risk levels
Vendor & Third-Party Risk Management
- Assessing third-party security posture.
- Managing third-party security risks.
Security Architecture & Technology Oversight
- Evaluating security tools and infrastructure.
- Recommending security enhancements.
- Security controls design customized to the organization need
Answers That Build Trust.
AI VAPT is a specialized cybersecurity assessment that evaluates the security of artificial intelligence systems such as large language models (LLMs), agentic AI workflows, AI-powered applications, and machine learning platforms. Unlike traditional VAPT, which focuses on networks and applications, AI VAPT examines risks like prompt injection, data leakage, model manipulation, unauthorized actions, and misuse of AI outputs. It helps organizations identify vulnerabilities in how AI systems process data, respond to inputs, and integrate with backend systems.
Traditional penetration testing focuses on infrastructure, networks, servers, applications, and APIs. AI VAPT, on the other hand, focuses on AI-specific attack surfaces such as model behavior, prompt handling, inference security, training data exposure, and agent orchestration logic. AI systems can be exploited even when underlying infrastructure is secure, making AI VAPT a necessary extension of standard security testing for organizations using AI.
Yes. If your organization uses AI-powered applications, chatbots, LLMs, automation tools, or agentic AI systems, you should conduct AI security testing. AI systems can unintentionally expose sensitive data, generate harmful or misleading outputs, or be manipulated to perform unauthorized actions. AI VAPT helps ensure your AI systems are safe, compliant, and trustworthy for customers, partners, and regulators.
An AI security assessment typically takes between 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the complexity of the AI system, the number of models and integrations involved, and the level of testing required (black-box, gray-box, or white-box). More complex environments with autonomous agents or multiple data sources may require additional time for thorough evaluation.
AI VAPT is not yet explicitly mandated by law in most countries, including Saudi Arabia, India, Nigeria, and Egypt. However, regulators increasingly expect organizations to demonstrate strong cybersecurity and data protection controls. AI security testing supports compliance with frameworks such as NCA ECC and PDPL (Saudi Arabia), DPDP and CERT-In guidelines (India), NDPA and CBN IT Standards (Nigeria), and data protection and cybersecurity regulations in Egypt, making it a best-practice control for regulated industries.