Pakistan Cybersecurity Governance & PISF Readiness
Assess governance and controls against the Pakistan Information Security Framework (PISF), close gaps and prepare evidence.
Many organizations in Pakistan need to show that cybersecurity is governed, not improvised.
Many organizations in Pakistan need to show that cybersecurity is governed, not improvised. The Pakistan Information Security Framework (PISF) 2026, developed by National CERT and reported to have been approved by the federal cabinet in August 2026, sets baseline controls for federal and provincial bodies and designated critical information infrastructure, with expectations for their suppliers and hosting providers. Teams are often unsure where they stand against it or what evidence they would need, so we confirm its current status and whether it applies to you first. Which requirements apply depends on your organization, its sector and the rules that govern it.
What the engagement covers
- Confirmation of which PISF expectations apply to your organization and sector
- Review of cybersecurity governance, roles, policies and ownership
- Assessment of current controls against the framework
- Gap analysis with clear, ranked findings
- Prioritized remediation plan with owners and sequencing
- Preparation of supporting documentation and evidence
- Review of incident reporting readiness against the timelines the framework describes: a detailed report within 72 hours for verified critical infrastructure incidents and within 120 hours for other verified incidents
- Review of supplier contracts, hosting location and secure development expectations
- Readiness and advisory support only, with no certification or regulator approval implied
Understand. Prioritize. Enable.
How we deliver pakistan cybersecurity governance & PISF readiness, step by step.
- 01
Confirm applicability
We agree which parts of the PISF and any sector requirements apply to your organization, and set the scope.
- 02
Assess governance and controls
Document review, interviews and sampling show what is practiced, not only what is written.
- 03
Identify and rank gaps
Findings are rated by risk and effort so the most important gaps are closed first.
- 04
Plan and prepare evidence
A remediation plan with owners, plus the documentation and evidence your teams need to show progress.