Disclaimer.

The deployment in Riyadh is in progress. Until it is complete, business enquiries are handled from South Africa or Lebanon, where the company’s branches and research and development divisions are already established.

The pages describe CyberListen, based in Riyadh, and the services and research the company is prepared to discuss. Products from our research are not on public sale from this site.

A page that describes a service is a description of the work. It is not a statement that a particular team is free this week, or that a particular job has been accepted.

Nothing here is legal advice, security advice, or an operational instruction. Do not rely on a page to decide whether a system is safe, whether a transfer is lawful, or whether an authority covers a particular act.

The compliance page states rules we follow and rules we have chosen. It is not a license, a certificate, or a letter from a regulator.

You cannot accept an offer by using the site or by sending an email. An email is a request for a conversation. Fees, scope, and handling are in a contract, if we both sign one.

The site does not take payment and does not create an account.

We assist organisations that have the right to give us the material and the systems. We do not intercept communications or access a system without the client’s authority. Customer-authorised log collection and forensic acquisition are part of the services. We do not run sources.

If that authority cannot be stated, we decline the work.

Do not attach classified material, passwords, or sensitive personal data to a first email. If a later engagement needs that material, the contract says how it moves.

Do not send anything you are not entitled to share.

We correct pages when they are wrong. A description can be withdrawn. The copy on the day you read it is not a promise that it will stay.

Questions go to support@cyberlisten.com. The courts of Riyadh have the jurisdiction the terms describe.