🇴🇲 Oman Cybersecurity Regulations

Oman's national cybersecurity framework — the Information Technology Authority (ITA), national cybersecurity strategy, and requirements for critical information infrastructure protection across government and private sectors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who oversees cybersecurity in Oman?

The Information Technology Authority (ITA) in Oman has historically been responsible for eGovernment security and national cybersecurity policy. MTCIT (Ministry of Transport, Communications and IT) sets telecom security standards. Oman also has a dedicated Computer Emergency Response Team (OCERT) for incident handling.

What is Oman's National Information Security Strategy?

Oman has published a National Information Assurance Framework and cybersecurity strategy aligned with its Digital Oman 2040 vision. Requirements cover government entities and operators of critical national infrastructure, including mandatory security controls and incident reporting.

What cybersecurity rules apply to financial institutions in Oman?

The Central Bank of Oman (CBO) has issued technology risk management guidelines for banks and financial institutions, covering information security governance, business continuity, third-party risk, and cyber incident reporting obligations.

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