NCA
Cybersecurity controls and evidence aligned to the applicable scope and customer obligations.
Saudi Arabia / Technology delivery
Technology architecture and delivery with local accountability.
From Riyadh, IRIS Technology supports enterprise and regulated-organization initiatives across cybersecurity, networking, infrastructure, cloud, OT/ICS, AI & data, and managed services.
Local office
Riyadh
Anas Bin Malek Road
Al-Hadlaq Center 3990, Al-Malqa
Riyadh 13524, Saudi Arabia
- Office
- +966 11 213 3320
- Mobile
- +966 54 211 8551
- Business hours
- Sunday–Thursday · 8:30 AM–5:00 PM
Market context
Build for the Saudi operating context.
Technology decisions must connect architecture, delivery governance, operational ownership and applicable requirements. IRIS helps customers translate business objectives into implementable controls, resilient platforms and measurable acceptance criteria.
SAMA
Security, resilience and third-party requirements for regulated financial environments where applicable.
CST
Cloud, digital and communications requirements considered within the relevant service scope.
PDPL
Data discovery, access, handling and protection designed around approved processing requirements.
Integrated portfolio
From strategy through operations.
Connect technologies, platforms and professional services in one architecture that can be implemented, accepted and supported.
Technology ecosystem
Expertise organized around customer requirements.
Dedicated technical pages explain the architecture, delivery and operating scope for each platform.
Delivery questions
Clarify the operating scope before delivery.
Does IRIS provide local technology delivery in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. IRIS operates from Riyadh and scopes architecture, implementation, migration, support and managed services according to the customer environment and agreed responsibilities.
Can solutions be aligned to Saudi cybersecurity requirements?
Yes. We map the applicable requirement to technology, configuration, operating procedure and evidence. A product deployment alone does not establish compliance.
Can engagements include on-premises and sovereign architectures?
Yes. Deployment options are assessed against workload, data, connectivity, support, licensing and governance requirements before a target architecture is selected.