Tradearabia Beyon Cyber Achieves CREST SOC Certification, Joining Global Elite
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- •Beyon Cyber is the first Bahraini firm to achieve CREST SOC accreditation.
- •Only 84 SOC operators worldwide hold this prestigious certification.
- •The accreditation enhances Beyon Cyber's credibility in cybersecurity operations.
Beyon Cyber, part of the Beyon Group, has received CREST accreditation for its Security Operations Center (SOC), validating its cybersecurity capabilities. This certification confirms Beyon Cyber's alignment with international standards for SOC management and operations. With only 84 SOC operators globally and 17 in the region holding this accreditation, Beyon Cyber is now recognized among a select group of elite SOC operators. The accreditation enhances the company's reputation and reinforces client confidence in its ability to monitor and respond to cyber threats. Dr. Shaikh Khalid bin Daij Al Khalifa, CEO of Beyon Cyber, emphasized the importance of this milestone for the company's operational maturity and expertise. The achievement adds to Beyon Cyber's portfolio and supports its mission to strengthen cybersecurity for enterprises and government organizations in Bahrain and the region.
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