Cloud Security for Saudi Organisations
Most cloud incidents are configuration and identity failures, not exotic attacks. This is the work of finding and fixing them, and keeping them fixed as the estate changes.
Where cloud security actually fails
Configuration Drift
A tenancy configured carefully at launch and then changed a hundred times by people in a hurry. Drift, not the original build, is what reviews find.
Identity and Privilege
Over-permissioned roles, service accounts nobody owns, and standing admin access. Identity is the control plane, and it is where compromise escalates.
Shared Responsibility Gaps
The provider secures the platform. Everything you put on it remains yours, and the boundary is where assumptions quietly accumulate.
Data Residency
Where data physically sits, and whether that satisfies the PDPL and any contractual commitments you have made to customers.
What we do
Posture Assessment
Assess the tenancy against the provider's security baseline and the applicable NCA controls, producing a risk-rated finding list rather than a raw scanner dump.
Identity Hardening
MFA coverage, privileged access review, service account ownership, and removal of standing permissions that nobody can justify.
Workload Protection
Endpoint and workload controls extended into cloud, with logging that reaches your monitoring rather than staying in the console.
Ongoing Configuration Review
A recurring check, because a point-in-time assessment describes a tenancy that stopped existing the week after it was written.
How an engagement runs
Inventory & Scope
1 weekEstablish which tenancies, subscriptions and accounts exist. Shadow cloud is common and it is better found now than during a review.
Posture Assessment
2 weeksAssess configuration and identity against the provider baseline, NCA CCC where cloud controls apply, and NCNICC third-party and cloud requirements.
Prioritised Remediation
2–4 weeksFix in risk order, starting with anything internet-facing and anything holding standing privilege.
Keep It Fixed
OngoingRecurring review, plus logging routed to monitoring so a regression is detected rather than discovered at the next assessment.
Start with where you actually stand
The NCNICC readiness assessment covers the third-party and cloud controls alongside the rest of the mandatory set.
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