RSM in Kuwait

Executive Briefing on NCSC Decision No. 2 of 2026, the NBCC Framework and AI-Driven Compliance

 4 May 2026 | 11:00 AM Kuwait Time | 60 Minutes 

On 5 April 2026, Kuwait's National Cyber Security Center issued Decision No. 2 of 2026, formally adopting the National Basic Cybersecurity Controls (NBCC) as the mandatory national cybersecurity baseline. 

Organisations within scope - civil government agencies, military authorities, security bodies and private sector entities critical to national infrastructure, must achieve full compliance within 18 months. Non-compliance may lead to regulatory action in line with NCSC's mandate.

Many organisations are yet to assess where they stand. The 18-month window is shorter than it appears once governance structures, documentation and evidence frameworks are factored in.

Missing this session means approaching a binding regulatory deadline without the information needed to act.

Bhaskar leads RSM Kuwait's Cybersecurity Consulting practice. He specializes in Integrated Risk Management, regulatory compliance, and operational resilience, helping organizations establish, implement, and manage security frameworks that meet industry best practices and standards like ISO, NIST and CBK CORF. He is a trusted advisor and a recognized leader in the GCC cybersecurity landscape.

Technical Operations Lead, UK/EMEA, 6clicks

​Marcus leverages nearly 20 years of global experience leading operations across Governance, Risk, Cyber and Compliance (GRC) vendors and client environments. Having delivered GRC functions across multiple continents, he is recognised for bringing strong leadership, organisational clarity and disciplined execution to complex, cross-border projects.

Seats are strictly limited to ensure a high-quality discussion.

 Do not leave your NBCC compliance to the last minute.

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Navigating Kuwait's 2026 Cybersecurity Mandate