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Compliance for government and critical infrastructure
National information-assurance standards, emirate-level regulations and European critical-infrastructure law, each set up with its requirements. Your applicability review is recorded as scope, and national reporting duties run in the workflow.
What the regulator expects
A government entity or critical-infrastructure operator answers to a national baseline such as UAE IA Standard 2.1 or NCA ECC. It often also answers to an emirate-level regulation such as DESC ISR 3.1, and in Europe to NIS2 or the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework. Each expects a documented applicability review and controls that operate and are checked on a regular schedule. Each also expects suppliers in scope and incidents reported to the national authority within its window.
How xmodo helps
Applicability review recorded
The domains and controls that apply are recorded as framework scope, with a justification for each exclusion. The assessor can see the reasoning as well as the result.
Regular assurance with evidence
Audit, vulnerability-assessment and penetration-testing reports are stored with expiry dates. When a report is about to lapse, xmodo raises a task before it becomes an audit finding.
Suppliers assessed on evidence
Service providers and suppliers are assessed in the third-party module against the standard's supplier requirements. Their evidence is flagged automatically when it expires.
Frameworks for this sector
Each control you implement counts towards every framework listed here. When you add another framework, xmodo shows how much of it your existing controls already cover.
Frequently asked questions
Can a Dubai Government entity run DESC ISR 3.1 and UAE IA 2.1 together?
Yes. Both are set up on the same control library. A shared control is implemented once and reported to each regulation separately, and the mapping between frameworks shows where they differ.
How is deployment handled for entities that cannot use public cloud?
Deployment and residency options, including region pinning and dedicated environments, are discussed as part of the Enterprise tier. Ask about them on the scoping call.