Configurable integration
APIs and connections to enterprise business systems.
From governance and risk to compliance and audit, Jethur brings disconnected workflows into a connected platform, supporting clearer visibility and more organised responsibilities.
Featured leader · Second tierClear policies and responsibilities
Assessment, controls and follow-up
Connected requirements and evidence
Jethur develops software for governance, risk and compliance, taking its name from the Arabic word for roots as a metaphor for organisational foundations. Its stated mission focuses on simplifying complex work and supporting operational efficiency. Its portfolio spans cybersecurity, enterprise risk, audit, incidents, crises, business continuity, strategy and quality, connecting management disciplines with technology.
RootX brings governance, risk and compliance into one environment, with automated compliance tracking, alerts and risk monitoring. Its modules cover organisation management, documents, policies, processes, audit, incidents and strategy. This connected structure supports coordination and accountability across teams, while APIs and configurable fields enable integration with enterprise resource planning and human resources systems.

APIs and connections to enterprise business systems.
Role-based access, single sign-on and multi-factor authentication.
Activity logs and audit trails supporting review and follow-up.
Start with your organisation’s needs, then explore the relevant modules and capabilities. Open each discipline to discover its role.
Organise policies, documents and requirements in a shared environment, with compliance tracking, follow-up alerts and assigned responsibilities.
Connect risk assessments with controls, assets and third parties, with reporting to help teams understand exposure and prioritise responses.
Jethur offers capabilities for collecting cybersecurity audit evidence and tracking findings, alongside guidance covering ISO 27001, NIST CSF and NCA ECC. Its public-sector materials also address shared risk and compliance management across departments and policy implementation. These functions help organise review information; they do not replace professional assessment or decisions by competent authorities.
For business continuity, Jethur presents impact analysis, risk assessment and disruption simulation capabilities. Continuity plans are centralised for updating and sharing, with plan testing and recovery strategies. The scope also includes incident tracking, response workflows and crisis communication plans, complemented by dashboards and logs that help teams review their readiness regularly.
Record incidents and organise response, investigation and communication workflows, connecting events with actions, responsibilities and improvement plans.
Extend the platform with strategy modules, performance indicators and reporting, according to organisational needs and maturity.
Jethur AI supports analysis of risk impact and likelihood, control effectiveness, and inherent versus residual exposure. It also suggests response actions and risk indicators, and lets users query risk data in natural language. The company says generated insights include reasoning and data sources, while users can review, approve or adjust recommendations before taking action, retaining human oversight.
Your team remains in control; recommendations can be reviewed and adjusted.
Jethur targets these sectors with Arabic support and a regional regulatory focus. These are application sectors, not a list of customers or partners.
Capabilities reflect the company’s descriptions; scope and configuration determine availability for each organisation. Compliance support is not certification or regulatory approval.

A company announcement published in December 2025 identifies Hatem Alboush as Jethur's Founder and CEO. It connects the company's direction with unifying governance, risk, audit, cybersecurity and compliance, improving visibility and reducing reliance on disconnected tools.

On 11 December 2025, Jethur announced its inclusion in the regulatory technology report—a milestone in its development, as described in its official announcement.
Hatem Alboush explains the idea behind a Saudi platform connecting governance, risk, compliance, audit and business continuity, and its ambition to expand through a scalable enterprise product.
Jethur co-founder and CEO Hatem Alboush traces the company's idea to the fragmentation of governance, risk and compliance information across spreadsheets, tools and systems. The platform aims to bring these functions together with audit and business continuity, allowing information to support multiple requirements and processes.
The interview describes a model connecting risks to controls, requirements, evidence and remediation plans, with clear responsibilities and management dashboards. Alboush emphasizes local regulatory understanding, Arabic-language support and the ability to start with priority modules before expanding within the same product.
Saudi Arabia remains the company's base and its intended centre for development and innovation. The discussion sets out plans for measured expansion across the Gulf and wider region, followed by selected international markets through partnerships and distribution channels. The feature also reports cooperation with the Saudi Universities Sports Federation on digital transformation in governance, risk and compliance.
Alboush links product development to Saudi talent, training and a close understanding of customer needs. Artificial intelligence and data analysis are presented as areas for practical, responsible development within an ambition to build Saudi software that supports clearer decisions and better-prepared institutions.
An editorial summary of the interview; all seven original pages are available below.
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The summary above introduces the main themes. Read the complete original text in the pages below, in the language and design in which it appeared in the magazine.







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