GlobalCyberTech is an independent certification body setting rigorous, ethics-grounded standards for cybersecurity professionals — natively administered in Arabic, English, and Urdu.
Est. 2010 · Formally registered 2024 · Headquartered in Riyadh, KSA
A structured pathway from first principles to executive leadership, with examinations authored — not translated — in each supported language.
Core security concepts, networks, threat landscape, and professional ethics. The entry credential for students and career-changers across the GCC and South Asia.
View exam outlineHands-on defense, incident response, GRC, and secure architecture for working practitioners. Requires two years of verified professional experience.
View exam outlineStrategy, governance, and board-level risk leadership for CISOs and security directors. Peer-reviewed endorsement required for award.
View exam outlineEach certification is defined by a public body of knowledge. Domain weights show the proportion of exam questions drawn from each domain.
Employers can confirm any certificant's status through the public registry. Verification requires both the credential ID and the certificant's last name — a single field is never enough. Lookups are rate-limited and logged.
Both fields must match a registry record. Contact details are never disclosed. Repeated failed lookups are blocked.
Certification means nothing without governance behind it. Ours is public, and built toward ISO/IEC 17024 accreditation.
Exam content is authored and psychometrically reviewed by an independent board, published against a public body of knowledge, and versioned like a standard. Item writers cannot train candidates.
Every certificant signs a binding code of ethics with a published complaints, appeals, and revocation process. Our governance framework is fully compatible with Islamic ethical principles.
Our certification schemes are being developed in conformance with ISO/IEC 17024 — the international standard for bodies certifying persons, behind the world's leading credentials.
Arabic, English, and Urdu are first-class languages of examination — authored by native-speaking security professionals, never machine-translated afterthoughts.
Certify your team against a common standard. Group cohorts, workforce capability mapping, and partnership pathways for training providers across the GCC, Pakistan, and beyond — delivered commercially through The Saudi Cyber Security Company (TSCSC). We are also reaching out to recruiters and HR teams across the region to ensure GCT certifications are recognized in job specifications.