ABOUT US
AtlasCyberAman SARL AU with capital of 100,000 DH 19 Rue Ibnou Adil, Res Dar Raji, Etg N°2, Burgundy, Casablanca, Morocco
RC Casablanca: 708039 – ICE: 003863637000063 – IF: 71074692 – TP: 35655309
At AtlasCyberAman, we support SMEs and organizations in assessing their risks, protecting their data and implementing cybersecurity measures adapted to their reality.
Our approach is based primarily on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF 2.0) , supplemented when necessary by frameworks and best practices adapted to the context of the organization, notably NIST SP 800-171 and ISO/IEC 27001.
Our goal is not to produce complex reports, but to transform identified risks into concrete, documented and verifiable actions: knowing what to protect, why to protect it, how to do it and how to verify that the measures put in place actually work.
Combining Canadian rigor and local vision to meet your cybersecurity challenges
I leverage over 19 years of experience in information technology, including 10 years specializing in cybersecurity, working with private and public organizations.
My expertise covers information systems governance and auditing, risk assessment, personal data protection, identity and access security, EDR solution deployment, and the development and implementation of cybersecurity policies. I have also led disaster recovery, infrastructure hardening, virtualization, data center management, and network services projects.
I am a Certified Information Systems Auditor ( CISA ) and a NIST CSF 2.0 Lead Implementer, as well as trained and certified in the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0). These skills allow me to approach cybersecurity from three complementary angles: assessing risks, verifying the effectiveness of controls, and supporting their practical implementation.
This background allows me today to support Moroccan and African companies with a pragmatic approach, adapted to their level of maturity: understanding where they are, identifying their priorities and gradually putting in place the essential controls, without imposing on them the complexity of a large cybersecurity program.
My approach combines North American rigor, international standards and an understanding of local realities, with a simple objective: to make cybersecurity accessible, measurable and truly applicable.