Diriyah Company has entered into a partnership with the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones (SAFCSP) to safeguard the digital infrastructure of Diriyah, one of the Kingdom’s prominent historical cities.
Under the MoU, Diriyah Company will join the BugBounty, a pioneering platform in the Middle East. This cutting-edge platform is designed to harness the expertise of cybersecurity researchers to detect software vulnerabilities, fostering a more secure and trustworthy cyberspace that benefits both private and public sector clients.
The two entities will jointly work to enhance Diriyah Company’s systems through the BugBounty platform to reduce potential security risks. In addition, the federation will offer dedicated training programs to increase awareness about the importance of cybersecurity, and equip employees with essential skills.
Jerry Inzerillo Group CEO – Diriyah Company
“This MoU aligns with Diriyah’s commitment to realizing Saudi Vision 2030, marking a crucial step toward creating a secure and sustainable digital future for Diriyah. Our collaboration with government and private sectors, especially the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones, is essential for empowering the next generation in advanced technology, driving cultural and economic growth.”
This partnership will strengthen Diriyah Company’s cyber capabilities by enabling them to access the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming and Drones’ database of professionals, helping it identify suitable candidates for employment.
It also facilitates the design of tailored assessments that cater to the requirements and roles of vacant positions related to cybersecurity at Diriyah Company, aimed at assessing the competency levels of potential candidates.
Furthermore, the agreement includes fostering collaboration in sharing data on outstanding students with professional cybersecurity certificates, focused on attracting them for available training opportunities.
Diriyah Company and SAFCSP will also work on joint cybersecurity projects, which includes organizing conferences, workshops, and initiatives to increase public awareness revolving around cybersecurity issues.
