Cybersecurity company — the Gulf (GCC)

    Cybersecurity company for the Gulf region

    RASED supports organisations across the GCC — Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman — with one delivery model: continuous monitoring, honest testing and response you can call at three in the morning.

    Group security across borders

    Gulf groups often run the same brand across several countries with different IT vendors, different cloud tenants and different levels of maturity in each. Attackers treat that as one target; internal reporting rarely does. We consolidate visibility into a single view while respecting each country's data handling rules.

    The practical benefit is simple: an attack technique seen at one subsidiary becomes a detection rule protecting all of them the same week.

    What we deliver regionally

    Managed detection and response, penetration testing and red teaming, cloud security review, identity and access hardening, digital forensics, and the governance work that keeps regulators and enterprise customers satisfied. Engagements can be run entirely remotely or with periodic on-site presence.

    Saudi Arabia — Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and the Eastern Province
    United Arab Emirates — Dubai and Abu Dhabi
    Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman

    Sectors we protect here

    Financial services and fintechEnergy and heavy industryAviation, ports and logisticsRetail groups and hospitalityHealthcare networksTechnology and digital platforms

    Frequently asked questions

    Do you have a presence in the Gulf or work from Egypt?

    Delivery is regional and largely remote, coordinated from our Egypt operation, with travel to client sites in the GCC for kick-off, on-site assessment and incident response. Reporting, escalation and working hours follow your country, not ours.

    Can one contract cover entities in several countries?

    Yes. We commonly run a group-level agreement with per-entity scopes, so each subsidiary gets appropriate coverage while the group keeps one relationship and one consolidated report.

    Which language do you report in?

    Arabic, English or both. Executive summaries are usually bilingual; technical annexes follow whichever language your engineering team uses day to day.