Mandates are regulatory or good practice standards, compliance framework etc. designed by government organizations. We provide you a set of pre-defined mandates which you can use to generate mandate based reports.
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What all can I see in the Mandates?What all can I see in the Mandates? A mandate has a set of requirements which may include one or more levels of sub-requirements. These requirements contain control-objectives and the control-objectives have sub-control-objectives or controls. |
Can I edit the Mandates?Can I edit the Mandates? No, the mandates are pre-defined and cannot be edited.
However, you can download the mandate or view the mandate. |
How do I view a Mandate?How do I view a Mandate? To view a mandate, go to PC > Policies > Mandates. Select View from the Quick Actions menu for any mandate in the list. Tip - Use the Search option above the list to find mandates by title, publisher, release date, and more. |
How do I download the Mandates list?How do I download the Mandates list? To download the mandates list, go to PC > Policies > Mandates. Select Download from the New menu above the data list. Choose a download file format and click Download. Learn more |
You can easily generate a report directly from the Mandates tab. Simply select one or more Mandates and from the Actions menu select Generate Report. Show meShow me |
Note: Mandates are categorized by region and sector for your quick reference.
Policy Compliance supports the following mandates for report generation: |
Australia
Brazil Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) Canada
European Union
France ANSSI 40 Essential Measures for a Healthy Network Global
India
Malaysia Risk Management in Technology (RMiT) New Zealand New Zealand Information Security Manual (NZISM) North America NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
South Africa Protection of Personal Information Act (POPI Act) Spain
United Arab Emirates (UAE) NESA UAE Information Assurance Standards (IAS) United Kingdom NCSC Basic Cyber Security Controls (BCSC) United States
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Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies NIST AI 100-1 - Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework, January 2023 Critical Infrastructure and National Security
Cross-Sector
Defense / Government Contracts
Energy / Utilities
Finance
Federal and Public Sector (US)
General Technology / Information Security
Healthcare
Insurance IRDAI Guidelines On Information and Cyber Security for Insurers Payment Systems
Privacy / Data Protection
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