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Data Cybersecurity Controls

The Data Cybersecurity Controls (DCC-1:2022) establish minimum cybersecurity requirements to protect data throughout its lifecycle. Issued by the Saudi National Cybersecurity Authority, the controls build on existing cybersecurity frameworks to enhance the Kingdom's overall cybersecurity maturity.

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Overview

The Data Cybersecurity Controls (DCC-1:2022) were developed by the Saudi National Cybersecurity Authority after analyzing national and international cybersecurity frameworks, related laws, and best practices. These controls aim to mitigate cybersecurity risks, threats, and incidents by setting baseline requirements for safeguarding data in every stage of its lifecycle. The DCC serves as an extension to the Essential Cybersecurity Controls (ECC), and includes objectives, scope, compliance and monitoring details. It is designed to raise cybersecurity maturity across organizations in Saudi Arabia.

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