Staterra renews Saudi Aramco Cybersecurity Compliance Certificate
At Staterra, client trust is at the core of everything we do. As part of our commitment to the highest standards, we prioritise strong cybersecurity practices to protect our clients and comply with industry-leading benchmarks, such as the Saudi Aramco Cybersecurity Compliance Certificate renewal....
At Staterra, client trust is at the core of everything we do. As part of our commitment to the highest standards, we prioritise strong cybersecurity practices to protect our clients and comply with industry-leading benchmarks, such as the Saudi Aramco Cybersecurity Compliance Certificate renewal.
The rigorous audit process, conducted by Baker Tilly on behalf of Saudi Aramco, evaluated our compliance with the Saudi Aramco Third Party Cybersecurity Standard (SACS-002).
Thanks to the hard work and dedication of our team, and with expert support from Tharwa Consultancy, Staterra once again demonstrated full compliance.
Our new certificate reflects our sustained commitment to cybersecurity best practices.
To ensure ongoing readiness, Tharwa Consultancy not only supported us throughout the certification audit but also delivered comprehensive Cybersecurity Awareness Training for all Staterra employees. This training covered vital topics including corporate cyber policy, password safety, multi-factor authentication, incident response, and procedures for handling real-world threats.
By investing in regular staff training, we strengthen the human layer of our cyber defenses and promote a culture of security awareness across every department.
Staterra’s successful certificate renewal is a testament to our leadership in compliance, safety, and client assurance. We are dedicated to exceeding industry standards and ensuring business continuity for our partners and stakeholders. As we look ahead, we will continue to invest in cutting-edge security practices and ongoing education, cementing Staterra’s role as a trusted and credible leader in the Kingdom’s environmental landscape.
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