Government
Hosted inside your boundary, in Arabic and English.
Public-sector entities carry national control sets, cannot always let data leave the building, and have to publish in Arabic as a matter of course rather than as a translation project.
The pressures that are real here
Data cannot leave
For a lot of public-sector scope the question is not which region but which building, and a SaaS-only solution is out before the first meeting.
Arabic is the deliverable
The report that goes upward is in Arabic. A product that produces it by translating an English export produces something that reads like a translation.
Scope is federated
An entity is rarely one thing. Reporting has to roll up across directorates without each one seeing the others.
Continuity is not optional
Service continuity obligations sit alongside the security control set, and they reference the same estate.
The frameworks that matter here
Availability is shown on each: included in the platform, available as an add-on pack, or planned.
The modules that carry the weight
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Governance
The organizational structure every other module is scoped to.
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Compliance
Run every framework from one place.
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Business Continuity and DR
Plans that reference the same inventory everything else does.
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Privacy
Oman PDPL and GDPR operations, not a policy document.
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Reports
Written for the person reading them, not for the person exporting them.
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Audits
Internal, external and technical audit in one place.
Why that matters here specifically
Air-gapped here means air-gapped. Licence activation is Ed25519-signed and works fully offline, content packs install by signed manual upload, connectors run inside the platform on your network, and if you enable the AI Copilot you can point it at a model inside your own perimeter.
The org tree is what makes federated scope work. Permissions and reporting are scoped along the same hierarchy, so a directorate sees its own perimeter and the group roll-up happens without anyone exporting a spreadsheet.
Other sectors
- Banking and financeFinancial institutions in the Gulf carry a central bank framework, an international standard and a card-data standard at once, and report on all three to different readers.
- HealthcareHealth providers hold special-category personal data across a wide vendor estate, and a system being unavailable is a clinical problem before it is an IT one.
- TelecomOperators carry critical national infrastructure obligations, an enormous subscriber data set, and an operational technology estate that most security tooling was never designed for.
See it running inside your own network.
A 45-minute working session focused on the frameworks and requirements that matter to your organization.