Saudi Cyber Security Compliance Check (THIQA - ثقة) by Niyyasoft
How compliant are you with Saudi cybersecurity regulations?
Covers 18 frameworks from NCA, SDAIA, CST, SAMA, CMA, DGA, MOH
Answer guided questions based on the official controls. Get a scored report with charts, a gap analysis and a remediation roadmap you can download as Word, PowerPoint or Excel.
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What the platform does
Describe your organization
Sector, size and a few yes/no questions. Choose the regulators and frameworks to check against; we pre-select the ones that apply to you.
Answer the controls
For each control, choose Implemented, Partial, Not implemented or N/A. Tips explain what evidence auditors expect. Answers save automatically.
Get your report
See your overall score, scores by framework and domain, charts, prioritized gaps, a 12-month roadmap and your penalty exposure.
Word, PowerPoint & Excel
Download the report as an editable Word document, PowerPoint deck or Excel workbook, in English, Arabic or both.
Governance & risk
Define asset ownership and clear cybersecurity roles, run an independent cybersecurity function and do periodic risk assessments.
Data protection & encryption
Classify data, encrypt endpoints and data in transit, control external media and meet PDPL obligations.
Monitoring & incident response
Monitor continuously, manage vulnerabilities, report incidents to NCA and personal data breaches to SDAIA within 72 hours.
Penalties
PDPL violations can reach SAR 5 million. Under the Anti-Cyber Crime Law, the most serious offences carry up to SAR 5 million and 10 years in prison.
Requirements covered
Question banks are based on the official publications of each authority. Links to the original documents are on the Regulations page. Regulations →
A self-assessment tool based on public requirements from the National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA), CST and SDAIA. It is not an official NCA assessment or legal advice.