Online Examination System for the MENA Region

Online proctoring captures sensitive personal data — webcam video, identity documents, biometric face data, and behavioral logs — so it must satisfy each market's data-protection regime. iTest is engineered to GDPR and FERPA class controls, which map onto the region's own frameworks: Saudi Arabia's PDPL (overseen by SDAIA, with NCA cybersecurity controls), the UAE's Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 (plus DIFC and ADGM regimes), and Egypt's Personal Data Protection Law of 2020, alongside Jordan, Morocco, and Tunisia.

Rather than bolt compliance on afterwards, iTest gives institutions the controls regulators expect — explicit consent capture, data minimization, configurable retention, and data residency through on-premise or in-country cloud deployment — so a ministry or university can prove lawful processing of candidate data, not just assert it.

iTest secures every session with AI proctoring: real-time facial recognition and identity verification, eye and environment tracking, screen lockdown, and automated incident flagging — producing a per-candidate integrity score rather than hours of footage a human must review.

For a regional rollout that spans Egypt, the Gulf, and the Levant, that means consistent, defensible standards across every site and time zone — multi-country scheduling, centralized question banks, and one integrity policy applied uniformly whether a candidate sits in Cairo, Riyadh, or Amman.

iTest is not a pilot. It powers the Egyptian Medical Licensing Examination (EMLE) — a national, high-stakes, AI-proctored program — and runs 2M+ exams a year at 120,000+ concurrent students with zero downtime. National rollouts surface every hard case: connectivity gaps, identity fraud, multi-site coordination, and Arabic usability in the field.

Intrazero already operates across the MENA region, including a presence in Saudi Arabia where its platforms serve health and education bodies such as the Tabuk Health Cluster. That regional footprint and proven national-scale capability are why iTest is built and ready for ministries, universities, and certification bodies elsewhere in MENA — not as an experiment, but on a hardened production platform.

Beyond integrity, iTest gives regional institutions one governable assessment system: a native Arabic-first interface alongside English, seamless integration with the LMS platforms already in use, and deployment on the model each country requires — backed by an Arabic-speaking engineering team that understands the region first-hand.