Cybersecurity company — Riyadh

    Cybersecurity company in Riyadh

    Riyadh is where most Saudi headquarters, regulators and large programmes sit. It is also where security expectations flow downhill fastest: win a contract with a Riyadh enterprise and you inherit its security requirements. RASED supports both sides of that relationship.

    For enterprises: proving control, not assuming it

    Large Riyadh organisations usually have the tools already. What they lack is confirmation that the tools work: that alerts reach a human, that the human knows what to do, and that an attacker moving quietly between systems would actually be noticed. That is what adversary simulation answers, and it is uncomfortable in a useful way.

    Security services we deliver in Riyadh

    Every engagement in Riyadh starts with a scoping call, a written proposal with a fixed price, and a named engineer who stays with you from the first day to the final report. Nothing is subcontracted away silently.

    24/7 managed detection and response (SOC) from SAR 5,000 per month
    Penetration testing for web, mobile and internal networks from SAR 10,000
    NCA and SDAIA regulatory readiness assessments
    Cloud security review for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud
    Incident response and compromise investigation
    Secure software development and application security for Riyadh product teams

    Working with Riyadh teams on the ground

    Our Saudi base is in Al Yarmuk, Riyadh. On-site work — kickoff workshops, internal network testing, incident war rooms and board briefings — happens in person in Riyadh; continuous monitoring and reporting run remotely so you are not paying for presence you do not need.

    RASED is the Saudi arm of RASED Solutions, a software engineering company founded in 2015 with eight products of its own and delivery experience across Egypt and six Gulf markets. That means the people reviewing your systems have built systems themselves.

    For suppliers: meeting the security bar

    Smaller companies selling into Riyadh enterprises are increasingly asked for penetration test reports, security policies, logging evidence and incident response plans before contracts are signed. We build that package properly once, so it holds up under review and does not need to be improvised for every new client.

    Independent penetration test with a client-shareable report
    Security policy set aligned to the controls buyers ask about
    Logging and monitoring you can demonstrate
    A response plan that has been rehearsed at least once

    Sectors we protect here

    Corporate headquarters and holding groupsBanking and financial servicesGovernment-linked programmes and contractorsHealthcare and insuranceTechnology, SaaS and digital platformsConsulting and professional services

    Frequently asked questions

    Do you have people who can work Riyadh hours?

    Yes. Monitoring runs continuously, and your named analysts and escalation contacts are aligned to Riyadh working hours, with weekend coverage matching the Saudi week.

    What is the difference between a penetration test and red teaming?

    A penetration test asks how many exploitable weaknesses exist in a defined scope. Red teaming asks whether your team would detect and stop a determined attacker pursuing a specific goal. Most organisations should be confident in the first before paying for the second.

    What is the cost of penetration testing in Riyadh?

    An independent penetration test with a client-shareable report starts from SAR 10,000 for a defined scope, and a vendor-readiness package (test report, policy set and response plan) starts from SAR 30,000. Red teaming is scoped individually after a maturity conversation. All figures are confirmed in a fixed written proposal.

    Can you work as a subcontractor to our systems integrator?

    Yes, that is a common arrangement. We deliver the security workstream inside a larger programme, with reporting lines and deliverables defined by the prime contractor.

    Where is your office in Riyadh?

    Our Saudi base is in Al Yarmuk, Riyadh. You can reach us on +966 56 914 0069 or info@rasedsolutions.com, and we meet clients on site across Riyadh.

    How quickly can you start in Riyadh?

    A scoping call happens within one working day, a written proposal within two to three working days, and monitoring onboarding usually completes within two weeks of approval. Urgent incident response starts the same day.

    Do you help with NCA and SDAIA compliance?

    Yes. We assess your current state against the applicable controls, produce a prioritised gap list with owners and effort estimates, and support the remediation work. We do not issue certificates — assessment and readiness are what we deliver.

    Do you also build software, or only secure it?

    Both. RASED builds websites, e-commerce stores, mobile apps and custom systems for Riyadh clients, and the same security team reviews what the engineering team ships.