Evaluating Your Regulatory Scope
Whether you are preparing for a formal audit or upgrading your security baselines, we assess your existing subscriptions and architecture to map out the technical controls required for your target frameworks.
Complying with cybersecurity and data privacy regulations requires two distinct categories of work.
On one side are organizational governance policies, risk management committees, human resources screening, physical access safeguards, and legal contracts. These responsibilities belong inherently to your leadership, legal counsel, and operational teams.
On the other side are technological controls: identity verification, device compliance, data loss prevention, cryptographic protection, threat containment, and audit logging. In modern enterprises, these technological controls live largely inside your Microsoft 365 and Azure environments.
That technological side is what PolicySecOps engineers. We configure the security features you already own, align them with specific regulatory mandates, and generate concrete configuration evidence that your internal auditors and regulatory authorities can examine.
We configure and document the technical controls inside your Microsoft environment. We are not an auditor or certification body and we don't give legal advice. Meeting a regulation also depends on policies, people and physical controls that stay with your organisation.
What we can switch on depends on the Microsoft licences you already have. The assessment shows you exactly what is possible today and what would need an extra licence. We don't sell licences, so we have nothing to push.
We focus exclusively on four prominent frameworks where Microsoft 365 and Azure provide deep, native technical control capabilities.
The foundational cybersecurity baseline mandated across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It sets rigorous requirements for identity protection, endpoint security, email hygiene, data safeguards, and threat detection across government entities, state-owned enterprises, and critical infrastructure operators.
Phishing-resistant MFA, zero standing admin privileges, automated device health baselines and BitLocker encryption, email impersonation defences, endpoint detection (EDR), and central security event logging.
Governance charters, formal risk registers, internal policy drafting, independent external penetration testing, physical server room controls, and regulatory incident filings.
A specialised regulatory framework governing the protection of classified national and organizational data throughout its entire lifecycle: creation, storage, sharing, usage, and disposal.
Four-tier sensitivity labels, persistent cryptographic encryption, dynamic screen/print watermarking with viewer email/timestamp, screen capture and print blocking, BYOD prohibition on top tiers, and automated quarterly access certifications.
Personnel security screening and clearances, signed physical NDAs, physical document shredding, CCTV monitoring over printer bays, multifunction printer firmware wiping, and independent audits.
The comprehensive statutory framework regulating the processing, storage, and cross-border transfer of personal data belonging to individuals residing in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Automated discovery of Saudi personal data (National IDs, Iqamas, IBANs, health records), data loss prevention rules blocking external disclosure, cross-border transfer barriers, 30-day DSR eDiscovery workflows, and 72-hour breach investigation logging.
Lawful basis determination, bilingual privacy notices, statutory Record of Processing Activities (RoPA), Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs), appointing the DPO, and SDAIA portal notifications.
The premier international standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS), defining a systematic approach to managing information security risks across organizational, human, physical, and technological dimensions.
Technological controls across Microsoft 365 and Azure: phishing-resistant access, unified endpoint management, automated disk encryption, data classification, DLP, privileged access management, and central security monitoring.
ISMS framework definition, corporate security policy approval, enterprise Risk Register maintenance, Statement of Applicability (SoA), internal audits, physical facility security, and accredited third-party certification.
Whether you are preparing for a formal audit or upgrading your security baselines, we assess your existing subscriptions and architecture to map out the technical controls required for your target frameworks.