RIME earns the Unified Aramco Cybersecurity Compliance Certificate (CCC)
After a 12-month audit, RIME has been formally awarded the Unified Aramco Cybersecurity Compliance Certificate (CCC), General classification, under Aramco's SACS-210 standard.
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RIME has been formally awarded the Unified Aramco Cybersecurity Compliance Certificate (CCC), General classification, under Aramco's SACS-210 third-party cybersecurity standard.
Built on a 12-month audit
The certificate is the result of a 12-month audit of RIME's cybersecurity controls, carried out by an Aramco-authorized audit firm. The review covered how RIME protects the systems and data it handles for its clients, from its platform and cloud to the RIME Brain units installed in their branches.
What it means for clients
RIME runs physical AI agents on the cameras and sensors inside its clients' sites, so the trust placed in it extends to their branches and their data. The CCC gives organizations that work under Aramco's third-party requirements, and anyone who holds suppliers to the same bar, independent assurance that RIME's controls meet that standard.
It sits alongside the rest of RIME's foundation:
- footage that stays in the branch by default, with optional cloud storage inside Saudi Arabia;
- registration with NDGP, SDAIA, ZATCA and the Saudi Business Center;
- a team based entirely in Saudi Arabia.