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NCA ECC Assessment in Saudi Arabia

NCA ECC Compliance Assessment in Saudi Arabia, ECC 2:2024 Applicability, Compliance, and Readiness

Assess your organization through an NCA ECC compliance assessment in Saudi Arabia against NCA ECC 2:2024, the Essential Cybersecurity Controls framework, across ECC applicability, control compliance, evidence readiness, and remediation priorities for Cybersecurity Governance, Cybersecurity Defense, Cybersecurity Resilience, and Third-Party and Cloud Computing Cybersecurity.

Hala Cyber delivers an evidence-based NCA ECC assessment that helps organizations identify applicable ECC controls, evaluate implementation and supporting evidence, surface material gaps, and build a clearer path toward compliance readiness, audit preparedness, and ongoing cybersecurity compliance management in Saudi Arabia.

Built around

NCA ECC applicability

ECC control evidence

Management-ready outputs

NCA ECC Gap Assessment

This NCA ECC assessment is designed to show leadership and control owners where the organization stands against applicable ECC controls, which evidence gaps are missing or weak, and which remediation actions should be prioritized first to strengthen compliance readiness and audit preparedness.

Structured ECC review

A focused assessment aligned to applicable ECC domains and control areas.

Evidence gap visibility

A clearer view of missing, weak, or inconsistent control evidence.

Prioritised remediation roadmap

Actionable next steps sequenced around material gaps and ownership.

Better audit preparedness

Stronger readiness for assurance activity, review cycles, and management reporting.

NCA ECC 2:2024 Structure

How NCA ECC 2:2024 is structured across domains, subdomains, controls, and subcontrols for assessment and compliance review

Understanding the ECC 2:2024 structure is important before an NCA ECC compliance assessment begins. The framework is organized into four main domains, 28 subdomains, 108 main controls, and 92 subcontrols, helping organizations determine applicability, review control requirements, organize evidence, and structure remediation across the framework.

Structure View

4

Main Domains

Cybersecurity Governance, Cybersecurity Defense, Cybersecurity Resilience, and Third-Party and Cloud Computing Cybersecurity.

28

Subdomains

The four domains are further divided into 28 subdomains that organize the framework into practical thematic areas for implementation and review.

108

Main Controls

Across the 28 subdomains, ECC contains 108 main controls that set out the core cybersecurity requirements applicable under the framework.

92

Subcontrols

ECC also includes 92 subcontrols that provide more detailed control elements within the broader framework structure.

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