18 December, 2019

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The National Cybersecurity Authority has developed basic cybersecurity controls, in conjunction with the Essential Cybersecurity Controls, they are aiming to provide the minimum basic cybersecurity requirements for the Critical Systems.

Those controls have been developed based on best practices and standards to meet the current security needs and improve the readiness of entities in the scope of these controls, so they can protect their sensitive systems and prevent the unauthorized access, which results in costly risks and losses at the national level.

They consist of 32 core controls and 73 sub controls, divided into four main components:

• Cybersecurity Governance.
• Enhanced Cybersecurity.
• Cybersecurity Resilience.
• Cybersecurity Related to Third Parties and Cloud Computing.

The Critical Systems Cybersecurity Controls are mandatory, where all bodies within the scope of these controls must implement what keeps the permanent and continuous commitment to these controls.

Critical Systems Cybersecurity Controls

Please use the digital verification codes below to ensure the integrity of the Critical Systems Cybersecurity Controls file:

MD5: b1c3ca862271248ce298317719b2fc61
SHA256: 96dcdf2e259f264a2ea33177fa9948457fdabdf2ac5e5d2f4b97f7b8b8875c0b

Critical Systems Identification Tool

Please use the digital verification codes below to ensure the integrity of the Critical Systems Identification Tool file:

MD5: 8f5d297acfba01063375435c9568c821
SHA256: e1606f4a88dea8af09fa5a3891866aab53bfdf3a6d839f88d416a9ae0730157b