NESA
Organizations operating in the UAE increasingly find themselves navigating multiple cybersecurity and compliance frameworks at the same time. What often starts as a governance initiative such as ISO 27001 certification quickly becomes more complex once national regulatory requirements like NESA and oversight by SIA enter the picture. This complexity leads
NESA
Most organizations do not fail NESA assessments because of missing security tools. They fail because governance, evidence, and accountability are not structured in a way regulators expect. A NESA audit is not a certification exercise or a third-party review. It is a regulatory assessment focused on how effectively an organization
NESA
As NESA assessments and regulatory reviews approach, organizations often realize that compliance gaps are rarely technical alone. More often, challenges stem from unclear governance, incomplete evidence, or misaligned risk management practices. This NESA compliance checklist is designed as a readiness guide for CISOs, compliance managers, and risk leaders who are
UAE Compliance
For organizations that already know what NESA is, the next challenge is understanding what NESA compliance actually requires. This is where many compliance managers, CISOs, and risk leaders get stuck. These requirements apply broadly across sectors in the UAE and are governed by the national cybersecurity framework explained in our