- International Authority
- Region and Industry Recognition
- TISAX
- KISMS
- MTCS
- PCI DSS Certification
- C5
- OSPAR
- HIPAA
- NIST CSF Certification
- GxP Compliance
- The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)
- IT compliance audit in Malaysian financial industry
- IT compliance audit in Indonesian financial industry
- IT compliance audit in Thailand financial industry
- IT compliance audit in Philippines financial industry
- The center for Financial Industry Information Systems (FISC)
- SEC Rule 17a-4
- ITSS Certification
- Trusted Cloud Services Certification
- Big Data Product Capability Certification
- CYBERSECURITY CLASSIFIED PROTECTION
- CDN Qualification
- Personal Information Protection
- ICP introduction in China
- International Authority
- Region and Industry Recognition
- TISAX
- KISMS
- MTCS
- PCI DSS Certification
- C5
- OSPAR
- HIPAA
- NIST CSF Certification
- GxP Compliance
- The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)
- IT compliance audit in Malaysian financial industry
- IT compliance audit in Indonesian financial industry
- IT compliance audit in Thailand financial industry
- IT compliance audit in Philippines financial industry
- The center for Financial Industry Information Systems (FISC)
- SEC Rule 17a-4
- ITSS Certification
- Trusted Cloud Services Certification
- Big Data Product Capability Certification
- CYBERSECURITY CLASSIFIED PROTECTION
- CDN Qualification
- Personal Information Protection
- ICP introduction in China
Tencent Cloud has obtained the Outsourced Service Provider’s Audit Report (OSPAR) attestation since June 2020 for multiple products and services in the Singapore region, and had since diligently ensuring that its controls comply with ABS' guidelines. OSPAR is the outsourcing standard for the Singapore financial industry. Obtaining this attestation demonstrates that Tencent Cloud’s security capabilities meet the stringent requirements for financial services in Singapore and even Southeast Asia.
The OSPAR assessment is performed by an independent third-party auditor in accordance with the security guidelines (Association of Banks Guidelines) for Outsourced Service Providers ("OSPs") to provide services for financial institutions in Singapore. These guidelines are based on the Singapore Standards on Assurance Engagement (SSAE 3000) and are intended to assure financial institutions of the capability of their outsourced service providers in three aspects - entity level controls, general information technology controls and service controls. OSPAR is recognized by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and meets their compliance requirements.
Obtaining OSPAR attestation proved Tencent Cloud’s overseas products and services are able to meet the stringent requirements of Singapore's financial sector, demonstrating our position as a leading global cloud service provider.
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