Diriyah Company Partners With Saudi Cybersecurity Federation

Diriyah Company has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming, and Drones, in order to enhance the cybersecurity of Diriyah, one of Saudi Arabia's most historical cities.

Under the agreement, Diriyah Company will join BugBounty, the first cybersecurity research platform of its kind in the Middle East, enabling cybersecurity researchers to identify software vulnerabilities. This collaboration aims to secure the city's digital infrastructure while creating a safe cyberspace for public and private sector operations.

The partnership extends beyond infrastructure, focusing on capacity building and workforce development. The federation will provide training programs to enhance employee skills and raise cybersecurity awareness.

“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,” Diriyah Company Group CEO Jerry Inzerillo said. “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.”

Additionally, Diriyah Company will gain access to a database of certified professionals and high-potential students to identify and recruit talent tailored to its cybersecurity needs.