Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)

Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC).

GRC is a very important and broad aspect of Cybersecurity. Super Security excels in it since most of our consultants are highly skilled Saudi practitioners. To make things easy, we broke GRC into 3 categories and explained what we can provide in each one of them below.

Cybersecurity governance is a cybersecurity strategy that integrates with organizational operations and prevents the interruption of business due to cyber threats.

Super Security can help you reach your final objective in Cybersecurity Governance in the following areas:

Cybersecurity Strategy Building

A cybersecurity strategy should include an objective that aligns with the goals of the business.

Cybersecurity Policies & Procedures Building

A cybersecurity policy is a document or a number of documents that outlines clear expectations, rules, and the procedures that an organization uses to maintain integrity, confidentiality, and availability of its data.

Cybersecurity Gap Assessment

A Security Gap Assessment or Security Gap Analysis is the process of evaluating your organization’s current security posture and security framework and explains what you lack.

Business Continuity Plan Building.

Business continuity is a proactive approach that prepares an organization to respond and recover from a potential cyber attack. Super Security can help you build the plan and be ready for any future attack that may occur to your organization.

Super Security can help you reach your final objective in Cybersecurity Risk in the following areas:

Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

A cybersecurity risk assessment is a process aimed at identifying vulnerabilities and threats within an organization’s environment by assessing the likelihood of events, and determining the potential impact of them.

Cybersecurity Risk Register

A cyber risk register reports an inventory of potential risks by logging details for each potential risk that can be used for prioritizing and decision making.

Cybersecurity compliance means adhering to standards and regulatory requirements set forth by some authority group.

Organizations must achieve compliance by establishing risk-based controls that protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability (CIA) of information. The compliance that an entity needs to make sure it follows will depend on what the entity does and which authority it falls under. Most entities in Saudi Arabia will need to adhere to at least some form of National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) regulation.

Super Security can help you reach your final Cybersecurity Compliance objective in the following areas:

All National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) Compliance Assessments (ECC, CCC, CSCC, and so on)



Based on what your organization does, Super Security can help you get the score you need for any upcoming NCA assessment. A detailed and comprehensive review of your organization’s cybersecurity posture is conducted based on NCA standards.

All Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) & Capital Market Authority (CMA) Compliance Assessments



For Financial institutions and Fintech companies, Super Security has the necessary expertise to help you reach your compliance requirements.

All International Organization for Standardization (ISO) related Cybersecurity Compliance including helping you to achieve the ISO 27001 certificate.


ISO standards for cybersecurity, including ISO 27001, ISO 27002, and ISO 27005, provide comprehensive frameworks for safeguarding critical information assets and establishing robust security measures. Super Security can help you achieve the certificate you need.

NIST Cybersecurity Compliance


The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) provides a framework for organizations to protect networks and data to reduce their cybersecurity risk. If you your organization wants to be in compliance with NIST, Super Security can help you to reach it.