Rules Without a Method
The Notice says what to achieve, not how. This pack turns each rule into a concrete control your team can implement.
Evidence You Cannot Produce
Every control names the exact proof to keep, with a collection frequency and a pass criterion, so an audit request has a ready answer.
The Audit Scramble
Each control ships with the test an examiner runs, so you can test yourself first and hand over the same procedure.
Interpretation Bottlenecks
Implementation guidance is written for MAS-regulated banks, so the whole team can act without waiting on one specialist.
- Coverage
- All 9 binding obligations of the MAS Cyber Hygiene Notice (FSM-N06), via 12 controls.
- Register included
- The 9 binding obligations ship structured and cited alongside the controls, so the register and its implementation arrive together.
- NIST cross-walk
- Every control maps to NIST SP 800-53 and inherits its verbatim control statement and the SP 800-53A assessment procedure.
- Per control
- Implementation guidance, a suggested owner and test cadence, an evidence checklist with pass criteria, and an audit test procedure.
- Traceability
- Every control linked to the exact MAS rule it satisfies, checked word-for-word and independently reviewed.
- Formats
- Excel workbook, JSON, and CSV, plus a plain-English how-to booklet.
- Updates
- Point-in-time and versioned; a free update ships when MAS revises the Notice, and an annual update subscription is optional.
- License
- Single-organization commercial license, delivered by instant download.
Excel
Coverage, Methodology, Control Matrix, Traceability, Evidence Checklist, Reference
JSON
Controls, guidance, and rule-to-control mappings for pipelines and GRC tools
CSV
One row per rule-to-control mapping, for spreadsheets, BI, and SQL
Plus a plain-English how-to booklet, in the package.