NCA CCC — Cloud Cybersecurity Controls Readiness — Saudi Arabia

The National Cybersecurity Authority's Cloud Cybersecurity Controls (CCC) extend the Essential Cybersecurity Controls to cloud computing, with the updated edition reflecting tighter data-localization expectations. The controls address both Cloud Service Providers and Cloud Service Tenants, so whether you consume Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, Google Cloud or a Saudi-resident platform, you carry tenant-side obligations. Skyline helps organizations in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and across the GCC understand and meet their share of the cloud responsibility model.

We start by mapping your cloud estate and where regulated data lives, then run a CCC gap assessment against your tenant responsibilities. From there we engineer the controls that close the gaps: identity and access management with MFA and least privilege, secure configuration baselines and cloud security posture management, encryption with proper key handling, centralized logging and monitoring, network segmentation, and resilient backup and disaster recovery. Where data-residency rules require it, we help you keep regulated workloads on Saudi-resident infrastructure and document a defensible architecture.

• Cloud estate and data-residency mapping
• CCC tenant-side gap assessment and remediation roadmap
• IAM, secure configuration baselines and posture management
• Encryption, key management, logging and monitoring
• Backup, disaster recovery and secure migration to compliant cloud

Skyline is a vendor-neutral Saudi integrator and a managed cloud services provider — we work across the major hyperscalers and local platforms, and we are clear about the shared-responsibility line: the provider secures the cloud, you must secure what you put in it. We deliver the readiness, engineering and managed operations that make your tenant compliant, not a certificate or an accreditation we do not hold.