Give every policy and procedure a real lifecycle, from draft to published to the day it is due for review. No more current version buried in someone's inbox. Author natively in English and Arabic, and let each control point at the exact document behind it.
Policies live as PDFs in shared drives and email threads. Three versions of the same procedure float around, none of them dated, and the one an auditor asks for turns out to have expired eighteen months ago.
Draft to review to approval to published, and on to the day it is due again. Walk the stages.
Every revision, approver and date is kept, so the current version is never in doubt and the trail is audit evidence in itself.
Each policy connects to the controls it governs, so an auditor moves from requirement to control to the exact document, current version.
Documents flag themselves before they expire, so nothing lapses silently.
Route to the right approver, capture sign-off, and record who and when.
Write and approve in Arabic and English, not as a bolt-on translation.
For operators in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, Arabic is not a translation layer. Author, review and approve the same governed document in Arabic and English, each rendered the way it should read.
All remote connections into operational technology networks must pass through the OT DMZ, use multi-factor authentication, and be logged for the full duration of the session.
يجب أن تمر جميع الاتصالات عن بُعد بشبكات التقنية التشغيلية عبر المنطقة منزوعة السلاح، وأن تستخدم المصادقة متعددة العوامل، وأن تُسجَّل طوال مدة الجلسة.
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Vulnerability Management turns the remediation your policies require into a governed, tracked process, from detection to closure. See the last piece of the platform.