A mark of distinction
A CSA-backed, independently audited credential that signals mature, risk-based cybersecurity to enterprise customers, boards and regulators.
Singapore's risk-based mark of distinction.
The Cyber Trust mark, from the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA), is a risk-based, tiered certification for larger and more digitally mature organisations. Rather than prescribing a fixed checklist, it asks you to implement the cybersecurity preparedness measures that match your own risk profile — across 22 domains, five tiers, and the full modern technology stack: classical IT, cloud, OT and AI.
The standard
CSA Cyber Trust mark (Singapore)
Who needs it
Larger or more digitally mature Singapore organisations that have progressed beyond basic cyber hygiene, hold higher risk, and want a recognised mark of distinction — especially those operating cloud, OT or AI systems, or working toward ISO 27001/27017/42001.
22
preparedness domains, 5 tiers
The basics
Cyber Trust adopts a risk-based approach: a guided risk assessment determines your preparedness tier (Supporter, Practitioner, Promoter, Performer or Advocate), and each tier requires a growing number of the 22 domains — from 10 at Supporter up to all 22 at Advocate.
The 22 domains span five pillars: cyber governance and oversight, cyber education, information asset protection, secure access and environment, and cybersecurity resilience. Crucially, the 2025 edition addresses every domain across four technology contexts — classical IT, cloud, OT and AI security.
It's independently audited by a CSA-approved third party, valid for three years, and is explicitly positioned as a pathway to international standards: ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27017, IEC 62443 and ISO/IEC 42001.
Why it matters
A CSA-backed, independently audited credential that signals mature, risk-based cybersecurity to enterprise customers, boards and regulators.
One framework that addresses cloud, OT and AI security — not just classical IT — so your certification reflects how you actually operate.
Maps to ISO 27001, ISO 27017, IEC 62443 and ISO 42001, so the work compounds toward international certifications.
Supporter → Advocate, chosen by a guided risk assessment; higher tiers require more of the 22 domains.
Across governance, education, information asset protection, secure access & environment, and resilience.
Every domain is addressed across the four technology contexts, aligned to ISO 27017, IEC 62443 and ISO 42001.
Assessed by a CSA-approved auditor; the mark is valid for three years.
Cyber Trust's strength — a risk-based, tier-and-technology matrix — is also its complexity. Working out your tier, which of the 22 domains apply, and which cloud/OT/AI statements are in scope, then implementing and evidencing hundreds of clause statements, is a major undertaking done by hand.
Do it once, reuse it everywhere. Evidence you collect for Cyber Trustis automatically mapped to every other framework whose controls it also satisfies — and since these standards overlap heavily, most of that work isn't repeated.
See exactly how Compliance One maps Cyber Trust to your environment in a 30-minute walkthrough — and how much of it we handle for you.