SAS ITFree-Zone & Mainland SMEs
Practical security for lean teams without an in-house security function.
Vulnerability assessments, managed detection and response, and security built around what UAE law — PDPL, DESC ISR, NESA — actually requires of your business, not a generic checklist.
Practical security for lean teams without an in-house security function.
Controls mapped to Dubai Electronic Security Center requirements.
Security aligned to CBUAE expectations for licensed institutions.
Aware of your free-zone data protection regime, not just federal PDPL.
Protection against invoice and escrow-transfer fraud on high-value transfers.
Security that scales as headcount and cloud usage grow.
We assess your current setup against the threats and the UAE regulations that actually apply to you.
Findings and recommended controls itemized upfront — no vague retainer.
VAPT findings closed, MDR deployed, controls configured around your working hours.
Ongoing monitoring with reporting you can show a client, auditor, or regulator.
A 5-person mainland office and a DESC-regulated government supplier need very different scopes. Tell us about your business and we'll return a fixed quote after a free review.
Request a QuotePDPL, DESC ISR, NESA, and CBUAE all mean something different depending on your licensing — we start there, not with a one-size-fits-all template.
We're also the team behind networking and security builds across Dubai, so firewall and segmentation work isn't outsourced to a third party.
You get a straight assessment of what's exposed and what it actually takes to fix it — not a scare-tactic report.
A DMCC-licensed trading firm had no documented security controls and no view of where customer data was stored ahead of a client's vendor security questionnaire.
VAPT across office and cloud systems, MFA rollout, SPF/DKIM/DMARC on their domain, and a written PDPL-aligned data map and incident-response plan.
Review completed within a week; remediation phased over the following month
Passed the client's vendor security questionnaire with the documentation now in place.
Most mainland businesses processing personal data fall under the UAE PDPL (Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021). DIFC and ADGM-licensed entities follow their own separate data protection regimes instead. Dubai government suppliers may also need DESC ISR controls, critical infrastructure operators fall under NESA, and licensed financial institutions have CBUAE requirements on top. We help you work out which apply during the free review.
A vulnerability assessment scans for known weaknesses across your systems. Penetration testing (VAPT) goes further and actively attempts to exploit them, the way an attacker would, to show real business impact.
MDR is 24/7 monitoring of your endpoints and network for suspicious activity, with a team that investigates and responds to alerts — rather than software that just logs an alert nobody reads.
Yes, through our [networking & security](/networking-security-dubai) service — cybersecurity and network infrastructure are designed together, not by separate vendors.
A firewall is one control, not a compliance position. Most businesses we assess have gaps in MFA coverage, backup testing, access reviews, or documentation that a firewall alone doesn't address.
We help you contain it and work through the UAE reporting steps — Dubai Police eCrime for cybercrime, aeCERT for national coordination, and PDPL breach notification to the UAE Data Office where personal data is affected.
Tell us about your business and licensing — we'll map the risks and the UAE rules that actually apply to you.