Material IT Outsourcing with proprietary cyber hygiene scoring, business continuity management and ServiceHub — built around MAS TRM and Notice FSM-N06
For MAS-regulated financial institutions, IT operations are a regulatory obligation — not just infrastructure. Netability brings nearly two decades of MAS TRM expertise to deliver fully outsourced IT satisfying Material IT Outsourcing (MITO) requirements, orchestrated through our proprietary ServiceHub platform — your single dashboard to control, monitor, and evidence your entire IT environment.
Structured service delivery aligned to MAS Notice 655 / TRM guidelines, with complete outsourcing documentation, SLA frameworks, and audit evidence packs for MAS inspections.
Policy-based controls preventing unauthorised data exfiltration across endpoints, email, cloud storage, and removable media — with incident logging for compliance reporting.
24/7 monitoring, firewall management, threat detection and incident response — including MAS's mandatory 1-hour major incident notification requirement.
Phishing simulations and training programmes satisfying MAS TRM staff awareness and competency requirements.
Independent IT audits covering user access reviews, data classification, system configuration, and third-party risk — aligned to TRM audit requirements.
Tiered SLA-backed support desk with full ticket documentation for compliance reporting and MAS outsourcing oversight evidence.
Our purpose-built platform provides real-time visibility across all IT operations — generating the reports and evidence packs required by your MAS oversight obligations.
Continuously assesses your posture across all 6 MAS Notice FSM-N06 domains, producing scored reports for management and board review at all times.
Design, implement, test and evidence BCP plans satisfying MAS TRM critical system resilience requirements — ensuring recovery within mandatory regulatory timeframes.
MAS TRM Notice (effective May 2024) mandates FIs to identify critical systems, maintain high availability, and achieve an RTO of no more than 4 hours. Major incidents must be reported within 1 hour of discovery.