For CEOs, CFOs, CROs and CISOs · Oman
You answer to the CBO and the FSA and the board. Your GRC lives in spreadsheets.
Sastrum puts risk, compliance and audit on one record, with the CBO Cyber Security & Resilience Framework, the PDPL and the Banking Law of 2025 already mapped, at a size and price that fits a bank, finance or leasing company, insurer or capital market firm.
Your situation
The regulator's list is long. Your team is not.
Problems
- A new circular or standard every quarter, and a register that cannot keep up.
- Risk in one spreadsheet, compliance in another, audit findings in email.
- The Banking Law of 2025 widened the CBO's powers, the PDPL is now enforced, and the board sees several versions of the truth.
Needs
- One view of risk and compliance across the firm, in the CBO and the FSA's own terms.
- Reports in the format the regulator and the board expect, without a scramble.
- A cost and a project size that fit a firm your size.
Desires
- Walk into the board meeting and the inspection with a dashboard, not a binder.
- Know today, not at year end, where the gaps are and who owns them.
What you would love
- The next circular is already mapped before anyone asks.
- A regulator's request answered the same day, from the system, with the trail attached.
Three things that are different
Built the way a regulator reads it, sized the way you buy it.
- 01
Risk-first, as the CBO reads it.
Onboarding starts with a risk profile scoped to your sector and the CBO Cyber Security & Resilience Framework, the PDPL and the Banking Law of 2025, and compliance follows from it. Most GRC tools start from a checklist; Sastrum starts from what could go wrong at your firm.
- 02
Sized for a small team.
Enterprise GRC without the enterprise project. Packs for your regulator make implementation configuration, not a build, and Lumina drafts policies and controls for a named person to sign.
- 03
A record the regulator can trust.
Maker, checker and head of department on every change, an immutable audit trail, and dashboards for each leadership role. SecurEyes, which serves Oman from its Saudi and Indian offices, stands behind the product.
Coverage for Oman
Your regulators and standards, already mapped.
The CBO Cyber Security & Resilience Framework, the PDPL and the Banking Law of 2025 are mapped to controls, risks, policies and audit tests, alongside the global standards your auditors ask about. The chip colour says whether each is in the product today or comes as a content pack.
Your regulators
Frameworks for you
- CBO Cyber Security & Resilience Framework
- Personal Data Protection Law (Royal Decree 6/2022)
- Banking Law (Royal Decree 2/2025)
- FSA capital market and insurance regulations
- ISO/IEC 27001
- NIST CSF
- PCI-DSS
Your industry pack
Banking and financeComing
Banks, finance and leasing companies, insurers, capital market firms
CBO CS&RF, Banking Law 2025, PDPL, FSA regulations
Why this matters now
The cost of getting it wrong is public.
Omani figures, each linked to its source.
USD 8m
average cost of a data breach in the Middle East, 2026; USD 10.67m in financial services
OMR 500,000
maximum fine under the PDPL, for unlawful cross-border transfer of personal data
OMR 200,000
maximum administrative fine the CBO can impose on a bank under the Banking Law of 2025
72 hours
to notify MTCIT of a personal data breach under the PDPL executive regulation
Thirty minutes, opened on your regulators.
We open the demo on an Omani risk universe scoped to the CBO and the FSA. Bring your register; we will show you where it lands.