A mandatory baseline, not a best-effort one

Unlike the TRM Guidelines, the MAS Notice on Cyber Hygiene is legally binding. The applicable Notice depends on your sector — Notice 655 for banks, PSN06 for payment institutions, and equivalents across other regulated entities — but the substance is consistent: six measures you must implement and be able to evidence.

Those six are securing administrative accounts, applying security patches in a timely manner, deploying security devices such as firewalls at the network perimeter, running anti-malware protection, enforcing multi-factor authentication for critical and administrative access, and maintaining a written set of security standards. Falling short is a compliance failure, not a gap on a maturity curve.

What we do

Verify. We test each measure against your live environment, not just your policy library.
Evidence. We assemble the artefacts that prove the control operates as required under your Notice.
Remediate. Where a measure falls short, you get a prioritised plan to close it before it becomes a finding.
Attest. We prepare you to stand behind your compliance with confidence.

Held to the letter

Because these obligations are binding, we focus on what is demonstrable. The output is an evidence-backed position on each measure that you can present to MAS, your board, or an auditor without caveats.