Comply With UAE Cabinet resolution No 21 of 2013

What is the UAE Cabinet resolution No 21 of 2013?

The UAE Cabinet Resolution No. 21 of 2013 establishes cybersecurity standards for government entities, requiring data encryption, access controls, risk assessments, and incident response plans to protect sensitive information. It mandates compliance with ISO 27001 and reporting of cybersecurity threats to authorities.

This resolution applies to government entities, public-sector organizations, and third-party vendors handling government data. It strengthens national cybersecurity by ensuring a secure, resilient IT environment and minimizing cyber risks in regulated sectors like finance and healthcare.

Data-centric security for UAE resolution no. 21 of 2013

The UAE Cabinet Resolution No. 21 of 2013 mandates strict data protection, access control, risk management, and compliance monitoring for government entities and their vendors. Seclore’s data-centric security ensures compliance by protecting sensitive information at the file level, so security and access controls are preserved even after data is shared externally.

With encryption, granular access controls, real-time tracking, and policy enforcement, Seclore helps organizations control who can access data and how it is used, and lets organizations revoke access when necessary. It also provides audit trails for compliance reporting, aligning with the resolution’s risk assessment and incident response mandates. By implementing Seclore, organizations can comply with the UAE resolution while ensuring continuous protection of critical data.