From board-level cyber strategy and ISO/IEC 27001 certification to penetration testing, managed security and staff awareness, OMNI Academy & Consulting helps organisations assess their cyber risk and build lasting security and resilience.
A cyber strategy tailored to your business and risk profile, covering technology, people and organisational elements.
ISMS design, implementation, policies, internal audits and certification readiness.
Help for organisations that intend to work as an Accredited Service Provider and use approved crypto apparatus.
Controlled attacks on your networks, systems and people to measure real exposure and prioritise fixes.
Testing and secure-design reviews for web and business applications before attackers find the gaps.
Ransomware readiness assessment and training, plus ethical hacking exercises that test your defences.
Threat intelligence, countermeasures, security operations and dedicated security analysts.
The core technical controls every organisation should have in place, implemented and verified.
Ethical hacking and pentesting training for IT teams, and awareness programs that empower staff to counter modern cyber threats.
As organisations link more of their operations to their cyber infrastructure, effective cyber security is key to protecting assets, reputation, intellectual property, staff and customers. Many companies believe their investment in sophisticated technical solutions means they are well protected. That is only one part of an effective defence. Business leaders need an integrated approach, tailored to their business and risk profile, that addresses technology, people and organisational elements.
We build governance programs on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0, released by NIST in 2024. CSF 2.0 applies to organisations of any size or sector and adds a new Govern function covering risk tolerance, roles and responsibilities, policy, and the link between cyber security and enterprise risk management.
Source: NIST Cybersecurity Framework FAQs · NIST CSWP 29: The NIST CSF 2.0
To manage constantly evolving technology threats, businesses need to be proactive and adaptive: adopt the right frameworks, monitor key activities continuously, and be ready to react quickly to a cyber attack.
Building leadership capability? See cybersecurity governance & leadership training.
Many companies have security policies that cover all the bases and the latest security products, but lack the processes to support them. Our consultants have extensive experience implementing an Information Security Management System (ISMS) to ISO/IEC 27001.
Regulators in Pakistan and abroad expect documented governance, risk management and controls. We map your obligations, close the gaps and prepare the evidence.
| Framework / regulation | Who it affects |
|---|---|
| National Cyber Security Policy 2021 & PKCERT | Public and private organisations in Pakistan, especially critical information infrastructure |
| SBP Enterprise Technology Governance & Risk Management Framework | Commercial and Islamic banks, DFIs and microfinance banks |
| SBP Technology Risk Management Framework for Payment Institutions (2025) | Payment institutions regulated by the State Bank of Pakistan |
| PTA Cyber Security Strategy for Telecom Sector 2023–2028 | Telecom operators and licensees |
| ECAC accreditation | Organisations seeking to operate as Accredited Service Providers for electronic certification |
| ISO/IEC 27001:2022 | Any organisation that wants internationally recognised ISMS certification |
| PCI DSS v4.0.1 | Merchants and service providers handling card data; future-dated requirements took effect 31 March 2025 |
| NIST CSF 2.0 | Any organisation wanting a common, risk-based governance framework |
The fundamental purpose of penetration testing is to measure how feasible it is to compromise your systems or users, and to evaluate the consequences such incidents could have on your resources and operations. Every vulnerability we exploit is documented and presented to your IT and network managers so they can draw strategic conclusions and prioritise remediation.
We help you solve security and compliance challenges, extend your resources and support, and move the business forward with:
Free initial cyber security assessment of your risks, controls and compliance obligations.
A prioritised roadmap aligned to NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 27001 and the regulations that apply to you.
Policies, controls and technical fixes, verified with penetration testing and internal audits.
Managed security, awareness training and regular reviews to keep pace with new threats.
Location: Karachi | Islamabad | Online · Bootcamp: Corporate flexible timings
Learn MoreCyber security governance is how leadership sets cyber risk strategy, risk tolerance, roles, responsibilities and policies, and oversees them. NIST CSF 2.0 made Govern a core function alongside Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover.
No. The transition period to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 ended on 31 October 2025, and certificates not transitioned by then expired. We can help you close the gaps and recertify against the 2022 version.
It depends on your scope, size and current maturity. We start with a gap assessment and give you a realistic plan covering ISMS implementation, internal audit and the certification audit.
A vulnerability assessment lists known weaknesses. A penetration test goes further and safely exploits them to show what an attacker could actually achieve, so you can prioritise remediation by real business impact.
Yes. Contact us on 0337-7222191 or +92-312-2169325, or use the form below, to arrange a free cyber security assessment.
Cyber security is all about trusted relationships. From our first meeting we focus on improving your compliance and security posture, helping you use the latest technology and stay ahead of malicious threats. Call 0337-7222191 or +92-312-2169325.
Tell us about your organisation and security or compliance goals, and our consultants will get in touch.
