A national framework helps organizations structure cybersecurity in a way that reflects local priorities and recognized control themes.

Jordan National Cybersecurity Framework

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The Jordan National Cybersecurity Framework provides an important national reference point for cybersecurity governance, capabilities, activities, and control mapping in Jordan.

Cryptika helps organizations assess their cybersecurity posture against Jordanian national cybersecurity framework materials, identify capability and control gaps, prepare evidence, and build practical remediation plans that fit the organization’s operating model.


Gap Assessment

A gap assessment is a structured comparison between the organization’s current state and a defined target. The target may be an international standard, a regional regulation, a contractual requirement, a certification objective, a customer security requirement, an internal policy baseline, or a hybrid control framework



What the Framework Area Includes

The framework area published by the National Cybersecurity Center includes materials related to the philosophy of the Jordan National Cybersecurity Framework, capabilities, capability explanations, and activity and control mapping. These materials can support structured cybersecurity assessment, maturity review, control mapping, and improvement planning.

For website and engagement purposes, the exact working scope should be confirmed based on the framework documents selected for the client’s sector, risk profile, contractual obligations, and regulatory expectations.


Gap Assessment

Cryptika can support CBJ-related work through gap assessment, cybersecurity risk assessment, control design, policy and procedure updates, regulatory evidence preparation, audit readiness, incident response governance, business continuity and disaster recovery review, data classification, penetration testing coordination, and management reporting.

The work can be aligned to the agreed CBJ requirements and cross-mapped with ISO/IEC 27001, NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 22301, Jordan Personal Data Protection Law, PCI DSS, internal policies, and client-specific audit criteria where relevant.

Compliance Implementation


Risk Assessment


Data Classification


Penetration Testing

What the Client Should Prepare

The client should prepare the applicable CBJ requirements or regulator observations, audit reports, cybersecurity policies, risk register, asset inventory, incident response plan, DR evidence, backup reports, access review evidence, vulnerability and penetration testing reports, SOC or monitoring evidence, third-party registers, and evidence owners.

Scope Caution

Cryptika supports advisory, assessment, implementation, evidence preparation, and readiness activities. Final regulatory interpretation, acceptance, or supervisory decision remains with the relevant regulator or reviewer and depends on the client’s actual implementation and evidence.



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FAQ

Can the framework be mapped to ISO/IEC 27001?

Yes. Mapping can help organizations reduce duplication and understand how local framework expectations connect to international management-system controls.

Is this only for government entities?

Applicability depends on the client’s sector and obligations. The framework may still be useful as a national cybersecurity reference for private-sector maturity improvement.

Can Cryptika produce a remediation roadmap?

Yes. Gap and maturity findings can be converted into prioritized remediation actions with owners and evidence expectations.