📚 Knowledge Base
Comprehensive cybersecurity Q&A covering Saudi regulatory compliance
SWIFT Customer Security Programme (CSP) is a mandatory security framework for all SWIFT users. It has 3 mandatory baselines: (1) Secure your environment - restrict internet access, update software, (2) Know and limit access - authentication, privilege management, (3) Detect and respond - anomaly detection, incident response. Annual self-attestation is required via KYC-SA. Saudi banks must comply under both SWIFT CSP and SAMA CSF.
Zero Trust is a security framework based on "Never trust, always verify." Core principles: (1) Verify every user and device, regardless of location, (2) Least privilege access - grant minimum permissions needed, (3) Assume breach - segment networks, monitor continuously, (4) Microsegmentation, (5) Strong identity verification (MFA, PAM). Key technologies: IAM, MFA, PAM, network segmentation, SASE, UEBA. NIST SP 800-207 provides the Zero Trust architecture guidelines.
SWIFT Customer Security Programme (CSP) is a mandatory security framework for all SWIFT users. It has 3 mandatory baselines: (1) Secure your environment - restrict internet access, update software, (2) Know and limit access - authentication, privilege management, (3) Detect and respond - anomaly detection, incident response. Annual self-attestation is required via KYC-SA. Saudi banks must comply under both SWIFT CSP and SAMA CSF.
Zero Trust is a security framework based on "Never trust, always verify." Core principles: (1) Verify every user and device, regardless of location, (2) Least privilege access - grant minimum permissions needed, (3) Assume breach - segment networks, monitor continuously, (4) Microsegmentation, (5) Strong identity verification (MFA, PAM). Key technologies: IAM, MFA, PAM, network segmentation, SASE, UEBA. NIST SP 800-207 provides the Zero Trust architecture guidelines.