Updates to the guidelines include:
a) introduction of a new section on cloud computing that sets out MAS’ stance on cloud computing;
b) removal of expectation for FIs to pre-notify MAS of material outsourcing arrangements; and
c) revision to the definition of “material outsourcing arrangement” to include, under certain circumstances, an arrangement that involves customer information.
Ong Chong Tee, Deputy Managing Director, MAS, said, “The new outsourcing guidelines reflect MAS’ continuing efforts to strengthen our guidance to financial institutions in this area. The revised guidelines build on the existing ones to better capture evolving threats such as offshoring business models and heightened cyber risks.”
Interested?
a) introduction of a new section on cloud computing that sets out MAS’ stance on cloud computing;
b) removal of expectation for FIs to pre-notify MAS of material outsourcing arrangements; and
c) revision to the definition of “material outsourcing arrangement” to include, under certain circumstances, an arrangement that involves customer information.
Ong Chong Tee, Deputy Managing Director, MAS, said, “The new outsourcing guidelines reflect MAS’ continuing efforts to strengthen our guidance to financial institutions in this area. The revised guidelines build on the existing ones to better capture evolving threats such as offshoring business models and heightened cyber risks.”
Interested?
Read the revised MAS Outsourcing Guidelines. This set of Guidelines replaces the previous MAS Outsourcing Guidelines as well as a circular on Information Technology Outsourcing.
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