Compliance handbook
Cloud Cybersecurity Controls – Service Providers (CCC – 2 : 2024) Handbook
All 37 controls across 24 domains of Cloud Cybersecurity Controls – Service Providers (CCC – 2 : 2024), with the requirement for each.
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Cybersecurity Roles and Responsibilities
Defines and approves cybersecurity roles and responsibilities, including those of the Authorizing Official, for all parties participating in implementing the cloud cybersecurity controls.
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Cybersecurity Risk Management
Manages cloud cybersecurity risks in a methodological approach to protect information and technology assets per entity policies and related laws and regulations.
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Compliance with Cybersecurity Standards, Laws, and Regulations
Ensures the CSP's cybersecurity program complies with related cybersecurity laws and regulations.
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Cybersecurity in Human Resources
Manages personnel-related cybersecurity risks and requirements before, during, and after employment per entity policies and related laws and regulations.
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Cybersecurity in Change Management
Embeds cybersecurity requirements in the CSP's change management methodology and procedures to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information and technology assets.
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Asset Management
Maintains an accurate and detailed inventory of information and technology assets to support cybersecurity and operational requirements.
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Identity and Access Management
Restricts logical access to information and technology assets so that only authorized users get the access necessary to accomplish their assigned tasks.
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Information System and Information Processing Facilities Protection
Protects information systems and information processing facilities, including workstations and infrastructure, against cyber risks.
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Networks Security Management
Protects the CSP's networks, including the Cloud Technology Stack network, from cyber risks.
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Mobile Devices Security
Protects mobile devices (laptops, smartphones, and tablets) from cyber risks and ensures secure handling of information, including sensitive information, on those devices.
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Data and Information Protection
Ensures the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data and information per entity policies and related laws and regulations.
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Cryptography
Ensures the proper and efficient use of cryptography to protect information assets per policies, procedures, and related laws and regulations.
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Backup and Recovery Management
Protects the CSP's data and information, including information systems and software configurations, from cyber risks through backup and recovery management.
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Vulnerabilities Management
Ensures timely detection and effective remediation of technical vulnerabilities to prevent or minimize their exploitation in cyber attacks.
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Penetration Testing
Assesses the CSP's cybersecurity defense capabilities through simulated cyber attacks that uncover unknown weaknesses in the technical infrastructure.
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Cybersecurity Event Logs and Monitoring Management
Ensures timely collection, analysis, and monitoring of cybersecurity event logs for proactive detection and effective management of cyber attacks.
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Cybersecurity Incident and Threat Management
Ensures timely identification and detection of cybersecurity incidents, their effective management, and proactive response to threats to minimize business impact.
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Physical Security
Protects the CSP's information and technology assets from unauthorized physical access, loss, theft, and damage.
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Web Application Security
Protects the CSP's external web applications from cyber risks.
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Key Management
Ensures secure management of cryptographic keys to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information and technical assets.
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System Development Security
Ensures the CSP's systems are developed, integrated, and deployed in a secure manner.
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Storage Media Security
Ensures the CSP handles information and data on physical storage media securely.
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Cybersecurity Resilience Aspects of Business Continuity Management (BCM)
Embeds cybersecurity resilience requirements in business continuity management to remediate and minimize the impact of disasters caused by cybersecurity incidents.
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Supply Chain and Third-Party Cybersecurity
Protects assets against cybersecurity risks from third parties, including outsourcing and managed services, per policies and related laws and regulations.
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