NCEMA 7000, the UAE Business Continuity Standard
NCEMA 7000 is the UAE's business continuity management standard from the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority. Government entities and critical sectors in the UAE are expected to meet it.
CAPA-21Clause 3 Governance FrameworkIn progressCAPA-24Clause 5 Policy, Scope and ObjectivesOverdueHow NCEMA 7000 Is Organised in Arbor
NCEMA 7000 loads with its clauses, ready to assign and assess.
- 01Clause 3 Governance Framework
- 02Clause 4 Context of the Organisation
- 03Clause 5 Policy, Scope and Objectives
- 04Clause 6 Management System Support
- 05Clause 7 Documented Information
- 06Clause 8 BCMS Operations
- 07Clause 9 Review and Evaluation
- 08Clause 10 Continual Improvement
What Arbor Does with NCEMA 7000
- Requirements loaded across clauses 3 to 10
- Scored by clause and overall, straight into the continuity dashboard
- Assessment audits that produce a compliance report laid out for submission
- Mapped to ISO 22301, so one assessment can cover both
No Clause Numbers to Memorise
Arbor AI suggests the NCEMA 7000 requirements that apply as you work.
NCEMA 7000 in Four Steps
Load
NCEMA 7000 loads with its full structure, kept up to date by our team.
Set Scope
Decide what applies and record the reason.
Assess
Assign owners, score each requirement and link evidence.
Prove
Close gaps with corrective actions and report with confidence.
Do the Work Once for NCEMA 7000
Where controls overlap, shared evidence counts toward related frameworks, so nothing is done twice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is NCEMA 7000 Kept Up to Date?
Yes. Our team loads NCEMA 7000 and updates it when the standard changes.
Can We Import Our Existing NCEMA 7000 Assessment?
Yes. Use the Excel template and Arbor checks every row before it loads.
Can NCEMA 7000 Share Evidence with Other Frameworks?
Yes. Evidence is uploaded once and linked to every requirement it supports.
See NCEMA 7000 in Arbor GRC
Bring your current risk register. We can import it from Excel during the demo, so you see your own risks in Arbor, not ours.