Data Risk is a Business Risk
Ahlan Cyber delivers tailored data security
that identifies sensitive data across environments, enforces robust protection protocols, and monitors activity in real time, dramatically reducing breach risk and financial exposure.
Breach Costs
Reach a Record High
The global average cost of a data breach hit $4.88 million in 2024 — a 10% increase over 2023.
Breaches now carry heavier financial and operational impacts, making proactive data protection essential
Sensitive Data Is Compromised in Nearly Half of All Breaches
Customer PII was involved in 46% of incidents, with employee data affected in 40%.
Lax data controls put both your reputation and regulatory compliance at risk.
Designed for Maximum Resilience
Email and Web Security
Actively monitor and filter email and web traffic to block malware, phishing, and identity theft. Enable secure access for remote and on-prem users through intelligent, content-aware controls.
Data Classification
Identify, categorize, and assign sensitivity levels to data, ensuring visibility and access control across the organization.
Encryption
Encrypt data at rest across all environments with granular policies and role-based access. Secure both structured and unstructured data across databases, applications, and containers. Effectively manage the lifecycle of cryptography keys spread across on-prem and cloud platforms.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Enforce policies that prevent data leaks, protect sensitive information, and reduce insider threats through integrated monitoring and control mechanisms.
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)
Enhance your organization’s cloud security with a modern, cloud-native Security Service Edge (SSE) solution. SSE services integrate Secure Web Gateway (SWG), Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) into a unified platform that delivers secure access to applications and data—regardless of user location.
Database Security
Detect anomalies and prevent intrusions using real- time activity monitoring, vulnerability scans, and intelligent policy enforcement—across both structured and unstructured data.
Digital Rights Management (DRM)
Apply dynamic protection to confidential documents, controlling access, copying, and sharing across formats to prevent unauthorized use or distribution.
Data Security Posture Management (DSPM)
Discover, classify, and protect critical data across cloud and on-prem environments. Continuously monitor data access, usage patterns, and misconfigurations, to reduce data risk, ensure regulatory compliance, and strengthen your overall data security posture.
PKI and Certificate Lifecycle Management
Establish trusted identities, encrypt sensitive communications, and prevent service disruptions by automating the discovery, issuance, renewal, and revocation of digital certificates.
- How Do we Work?
- How Do we Work?
Embedding precision and purpose
into every phase of your data security program
1
Define & Design
Analyze your current data environment, consult with key stakeholders, and design a data security architecture that aligns with business objectives and regulatory needs.
2
Implement
Deploy solutions following industry best practices—integrate encryption, DLP, CASB, DAC, and DRM with minimal disruption to business operations.
3
Test & Validate
Validate configurations and policies across platforms—servers, cloud, email, endpoints—to ensure consistent and reliable protection.
4
Deploy & Enable
Roll out solutions organization-wide and transfer knowledge to internal teams for seamless governance and day-to‑day management.
5
Monitor & Respond
Activate real‑time monitoring tools to detect data anomalies, respond to threats immediately, and maintain compliance posture.
Deploying a comprehensive data security approach with four key practices.
Deploying a comprehensive data security approach with four key practices.
Case Studies
Resilience in Practice
Q&A
Frequently Asked Questions
The PDPL is Saudi Arabia’s first comprehensive data protection framework, enforced since September 14, 2023, with full compliance required by September 14, 2024 . It governs all entities—local or foreign—that process personal data of Saudi residents. Key obligations include obtaining explicit consent, preserving data accuracy, enforcing localization, and conducting breach notifications and Data Protection Impact Assessments.
Data sovereignty under PDPL requires that personal data be stored and processed within Saudi borders, unless explicit consent is obtained for transfer and compliant safeguards are in place. The aim is to enhance national security, ensure regulatory oversight, and align with Vision 2030’s data governance goals. Non‑compliance could result in fines up to $1.3 million and reputational loss.
Saudi Arabia is among the most targeted countries in the MENA region, experiencing a 35% increase in cyber‑attacks in 2023 alone—primarily phishing and ransomware. Notably, 70% of businesses reported at least one cyber‑attack in the past year, with financial and energy sectors most affected. Implementing real‑time monitoring and proactive threat detection is critical.
Organizations must align with multiple regulatory frameworks:
- NCA’s Essential Cyber Security Controls (ECC) and Cloud Security Controls (CCC) covering encryption, access management, and real-time monitoring.
- PDPL mandates on data localization, data subject rights, breach notifications, and consent mechanisms.
- Supplementary standards like SAMA (financial institutions) and CMA (capital markets), plus international frameworks like ISO 27001.
Get in Touch
3141, Anas Bin Malik Street,
8292 Al Malqa, Riyadh,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
++96 6569 016 866