It means CDIT is authorized by the Ministry of Interior in Saudi Arabia as a CCTV Security Service Provider, operating installations under the oversight that license requires rather than as an unregulated installer.

The regulation sets requirements around visible signage to notify people they're under surveillance, restrictions on where cameras can be pointed, and rules for how long footage must be retained and preserved once an incident is reported. Read CDIT's full explainer, Understanding Saudi Arabia's CCTV Laws, for the complete rules.

Yes — under SAMA's Financial Sector Safety and Security Guidelines, the minimum recording retention for all bank facilities (Head Office, Branches, Cash Centres, and ATMs) is 90 days, on top of the general requirements that apply under the national surveillance camera law. This applies specifically to the financial sector; general retail and commercial retention periods are confirmed separately during the site survey.

Timelines depend on property size and camera count. CDIT provides a project timeline as part of the site survey and quote.

Which CCTV brands does CDIT install? CDIT works with established global CCTV brands, selected per project based on coverage needs and budget — confirmed during the quote process.

Yes — CDIT installs, supplies, and maintains CCTV systems for properties across Riyadh and the wider Kingdom.

Yes — modern CCTV systems installed by CDIT typically support remote viewing via mobile or web access, so property owners and managers can check in from anywhere.