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The current digital society has high expectations of flawless customer experience and continuous availability of services. The advancement of information technology ("IT") has brought rapid changes to the way businesses and operations are being conducted in the financial sector. Although IT plays an essential role combined with today's environment, it also exposes financial institutions to dynamically evolving IT risks.
In this regard, Saudi Arabia Monetary Authority ("SAMA") has established an Information Technology Governance Framework ("the Framework") to enable organizations regulated by SAMA ("the Member Organizations") to effectively identify and address risks related to IT. The objective of the Framework is as follows:
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To create a common approach for addressing IT risks within the Member Organizations.
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To achieve an appropriate maturity level of IT controls within the Member Organizations.
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To ensure IT risks are properly managed throughout the Member Organizations.
The framework will be used to periodically assess the maturity level and evaluate the effectiveness of the IT controls at Member Organizations. The framework is based on the SAMA requirements and industry IT standards.
