DTS Solution expands Kuwait support for CORF, SWIFT CSP and AI governance

DTS Solution is rolling out cybersecurity and compliance services for Kuwait banks and enterprises facing new Central Bank of Kuwait CORF requirements, ongoing SWIFT CSP obligations and growing AI governance demands. The push comes as regulated organizations in Kuwait are being asked to strengthen resilience across cyber, operational and AI risk at the same time.

Why it matters: - Kuwait banks and enterprises are facing three overlapping pressures at once: CBK’s new Cyber and Operational Resilience Framework, mandatory SWIFT Customer Security Programme checks and new AI governance demands. - The convergence raises the cost of compliance and makes integrated advisory support more valuable for regulated organizations. - The shift also signals that resilience, not just baseline compliance, is becoming the standard for financial and enterprise security in Kuwait.

What happened: - DTS Solution said it is supporting Kuwait’s banking, finance and enterprise sectors with cybersecurity and compliance services tailored to current regulatory demands. - The company’s Kuwait portfolio includes penetration testing, ISO 42001 AI management system advisory, SWIFT CSP assessment, CBK CORF readiness, HawkEye managed SOC, GRC managed services and cyber resilience assessment. - Vahe Daghlian, CEO and Co-Founder of DTS Solution, said Kuwait’s regulated sector is being asked to prove resilience while adopting AI faster than governance can keep up. - Daghlian said DTS Solution’s Kuwait clients can work across CORF, SWIFT CSP and AI governance through one advisory relationship rather than multiple vendors.

The details: - CBK replaced the 2020 Cybersecurity Framework with the new Cyber and Operational Resilience Framework in December 2025. - The CORF framework includes 876 controls across 27 domains. - SWIFT Customer Security Programme obligations remain mandatory for correspondent banking members. - ISO 42001 advisory focuses on implementation and certification support for organizations governing AI systems under the ISO/IEC 42001 standard. - HawkEye Managed SOC provides 24x7 security operations center coverage with extended detection and response. - GRC managed services cover ongoing governance, risk and compliance support across regional and international frameworks. - Cyber resilience assessment evaluates how well an organization can withstand, respond to and recover from cyber and operational disruptions. - DTS Solution has supported cybersecurity, GRC and managed security programs across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait since 2011. - The company said its HawkEye Managed CSOC and XDR platform and its Complyan GRC platform already support organizations working against CBK, SAMA, CBB and other frameworks, alongside ISO 27001, NIST, PCI DSS and SWIFT CSP. - Kuwait organizations can request a consultation through DTS Solution’s Kuwait office. - More information is available in DTS Solution’s Kuwait announcement.

Between the lines: - DTS Solution is positioning itself as a single vendor for banks and enterprises that need to align cyber resilience, regulatory compliance and AI governance at the same time. - The company’s message reflects a broader market shift in the Gulf, where regulators are pushing beyond checkbox compliance toward operational resilience and stronger controls around emerging technologies. - The focus on CORF, SWIFT CSP and ISO 42001 suggests demand is moving toward cross-framework programs rather than isolated audits.

What’s next: - Kuwait organizations are likely to continue reassessing controls, remediation plans and governance structures as they work through CORF and SWIFT CSP obligations. - More institutions may add AI governance programs as AI use expands inside regulated environments. - DTS Solution said it remains available for consultations through its Kuwait office as organizations assess their readiness across the overlapping requirements.

The bottom line: - Kuwait’s regulated sector is entering a more complex compliance cycle, and DTS Solution is betting that integrated cybersecurity, GRC and AI governance support will be the fastest path to readiness.