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GCC PDPL · six regimes, one programme

One privacy programme, every Gulf regime

If you operate across the Gulf, you don't have one data-protection law to meet — you have six, each with its own regulator, its own wording, and a lot of quiet overlap. Handled separately, that's six programmes and six sets of evidence. Handled properly, it's one. 786 Cyber maps the overlap so you prove your privacy posture once and see exactly where each regime is satisfied.

What it does

All six GCC PDPLs, cross-mapped

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait, mapped to a common privacy control set.

One control, traced across regimes

Implement a privacy control once and see everywhere it applies across the six laws, so you're not re-answering the same question six times.

Evidence reuse

Attach evidence once and reuse it across regimes, rather than gathering it again for each. Cross-mapped equivalents are surfaced for your review, never silently marked as met.

GDPR alignment

The Gulf PDPLs map to a GDPR-aligned canonical set, so organisations already working to GDPR start with a head-start.

How it works

786 Cyber's control catalogue links each Gulf PDPL's requirements to a shared, GDPR-aligned privacy canonical. In your Security Universe you can see, control by control, how satisfying one requirement advances the others — with equivalents flagged for review rather than auto-accepted. Your data stays in the region you choose, with dedicated Saudi Arabia / Middle East residency available for Enterprise.

Why 786 Cyber

Regional depth, in the open. The Gulf's privacy regimes are covered natively — and priced transparently, which the region rarely sees.
Prove once, everywhere. Map and evidence a privacy control once; see it credited for review across all six regimes.
Built for GDPR-aligned organisations already carrying international obligations.
Data residency you control UK/EU by default, KSA/Middle East for Enterprise.

Frequently asked questions

Which Gulf data-protection laws does 786 Cyber cover?

The PDPLs of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait — cross-mapped to a common, GDPR-aligned privacy control set.

Do I have to build a separate programme for each country?

No. That's the point of the cross-map: you implement and evidence a control once and see where it applies across all six regimes, with equivalents surfaced for your review.

How does this relate to GDPR?

The Gulf PDPLs draw heavily on GDPR principles. 786 Cyber maps them to a GDPR-aligned canonical, so if you already work to GDPR you start well ahead.

Where is my data stored?

UK and EU by default. Dedicated Saudi Arabia / Middle East residency is available for Enterprise.

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