The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) CPS 230 Operational Risk Management standard covers a wide variety of required security measures. Two key control areas— defining and managing risk and ensuring business continuity—require that you understand and strengthen your identity infrastructure security.
As the cornerstone of operational access, your identity system enables your financial services organization to manage access to the data and services that users trust and rely on. However, like 90% of global enterprises, your organization likely relies on Active Directory (AD), which has become the new battleground for cyber attackers and defenders.
In this white paper, you’ll discover how the required controls in these areas relate to and depend on your identity infrastructure. And you’ll explore how your organization can strengthen your capability for CPS 230 compliance by addressing identity security.
What’s inside
- What is the CSP 230 prudential standard? Understand the importance of these control measures for enabling financial services organizations to respond to the evolving threat landscape.
- Why is identity security critical for CPS 230 compliance? Learn how attackers leverage the identity system to target critical financial services.
- What identity-focused areas of operational resilience are in CPS 230? Understand how your identity system underpins your operational security and resilience.
- What practical identity security solutions are available? Discover how identity-first solutions provide practical ways to automate identity security controls, strengthen your overall security posture, and help ensure operational resilience.
The complexities and rapid changes in today’s hybrid on-premises and cloud identity environments demand focused attention on identity system security. Read this guide to start establishing a more resilient and compliant enterprise.
