CCoP Compliance Solution for Critical Information Infrastructure (CII)

Meet Singapore’s CCoP Cybersecurity Requirements — Without Managing 6 Different Security Tools

How Mamori Supports Key CCoP Requirements

CCoP 5.1

Access Control

Mamori provides Role-Based authorization and authentication access control.

CCoP 5.2

Accounts Management

Mamori manages Role-Based access to Remote Desktop (RDP), SSH (Linux), databases and records all sessions.

CCoP 5.3

Privileged Access Management

Mamori provides Role-Based Multi-Factored administration access to resources and prevents themselves from auto-approving access to resources that requires approval.

CCoP 5.4

Domain Controller Access Control

Mamori provides Role-Based Multi-Factored Access to specific network IP-Port combinations.

CCoP 5.5

Network Segmentation

Firewall manages the main subnets (layer 0-2), Mamori manages the Role Based micro-segmentations across the subnets.

CCoP 5.6

Network Security

Mamori manages all TCP traffics that it has been configured to control. Manage means that we check the user is able to access a particular IP-Port, multi-factor them, provides the access, logged the access, monitor for abnormal TCP activities.

CCoP 5.7

Secure Remote Connections

Mamori is able to provide secure, multi-factored, encrypted remote access for RDP, SSH and database.

CCoP 5.13

Database Security

Using Mamori Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) through database proxies in Mamori to track all SQLs executed in the database.

CCoP 6.1

Logging

Mamori logs all activities (RDP, SSH, Database, HTTP).

CCoP 6.2

Monitoring and Detection

Mamori creates a security data mart and has a dashboarding capabilities. Mamori also detects database and network abnormalities (e.g. network scan). 

CCoP 10.2

OT Architecture & Security

Mamori solutions works in an air-gap environment in which data flows are restricted. Credentials are protected, for example users do not use database id/password to access database directly.

Other Benefits for CII Operators

1. Strengthen Security Posture

Protect critical infrastructure systems from unauthorized access, external attacks, and insider threats.

3. Simplify Security Operations

Replace multiple solutions with one, unified platform.

2. Achieve Full Visibility

Monitor access activity across servers, networks, and databases in one platform.

4. Accelerate Audit Readiness

Generate detailed logs and audit trails required for regulatory reporting.

Designed for High-Security Environments

Mamori is trusted in environments where security, compliance, and operational continuity are critical, including:

Critical Infrastructure Operators

Healthcare Systems

Government Agencies & Financial Institutions

Energy & Utilities Organizations

Why Security Teams Choose Mamori.io

All-in-One Solution – Our free PAM solution is part of the an all-in-one solution that includes other security and privacy modules such as Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), Database Activity Management (DAM), data privacy solution, workflow automation solutions, and AI solutions.

Securing Connection to Anything with an IP AddressAnything with an IP address can be secured, such as desktops, laptops, mobile devices and tablets, Internet of Things (IoT), servers, and databases.

Granular Security Down to Databases – Many security solutions stop at the network or application level. However, it is your databases that holds the mission-critical data. Our free ZTNA solution not only secures connection to the network, but also all devices, including your databases.

Database PAM - Most PAM solutions lack access controls to the database. Our free PAM solution extends access controls down to the database – who has access, what they can see, and what they can do to your data.

2FA Everything - We at Mamori.io believe passwords are inherently insecure. That is why all access are secure with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to verify each access by identity.

Workflow Automation - Automate and simplify ISO 27001 A.9 access controls with the ability to terminate unused privileged accounts automatically.

Fast and Frictionless Implementation in 3 Simple Steps with No Network Changes:

  1. Deploy a Mamori Server – After downloading your free ZTNA solution, install it in one of your servers, whether on-premise or cloud. No agents. No changes to servers, directories, or databases required. Setup an admin account and configure 2FA and alert settings.

  2. Integrate with Existing Directory or Create New Identities – Your existing directory and access settings can be easily rolled over.  

  3. Define Access Controls – After defining roles and identities, configure what these roles can access and what they can do with those data. 

Start Your CCoP Compliance Journey

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cybersecurity Code of Practice (CCoP) and who must comply?
The Cybersecurity Code of Practice (CCoP) is a regulatory framework issued under Singapore's Cybersecurity Act that defines minimum cybersecurity requirements for Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) operators. CII refers to computer systems whose disruption would have a significant impact on national security, the economy, public safety, or essential services — such as power grids, water systems, healthcare networks, and financial systems. Organizations formally designated as CII operators by the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) are legally required to implement the prescribed CCoP controls within defined timeframes.
Which specific CCoP requirements does Mamori address?
Mamori addresses 11 CCoP requirements across access control, accounts management, privileged access management, domain controller access, network segmentation, network security, secure remote connections, database security, logging, monitoring and detection, and OT architecture security. Specifically, Mamori covers CCoP 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.13, 6.1, 6.2, and 10.2. This spans role-based access and 2FA on all sessions, database activity monitoring, full audit logging, anomaly detection, and air-gapped OT environment support — in a single unified platform.
Does Mamori work in air-gapped and OT environments?
Yes. Mamori is designed to operate in high-security environments including air-gapped OT architectures where data flows are restricted and no direct internet connectivity is available. Mamori supports CCoP 10.2 (OT Architecture and Security) by protecting credentials and ensuring users never access systems or databases directly using raw credentials. All session access flows through Mamori's proxy layer, which enforces identity verification and access controls without requiring network changes or agents deployed on operational technology systems.
How does Mamori replace multiple security tools for CCoP compliance?
Meeting CCoP requirements typically means stitching together separate tools for access control, PAM, network monitoring, database security, logging, and anomaly detection — often six or more products. Mamori consolidates all of these into a single unified platform. One deployment covers role-based access and 2FA for RDP, SSH, database, and application sessions; network microsegmentation and TCP traffic management; database activity monitoring and SQL-level controls; intrusion detection and anomaly alerting; and full audit logging with session recording. This eliminates integration gaps and gives security teams a single dashboard for visibility across all resource types.
What types of organizations use Mamori for CCoP compliance?
Mamori is deployed across the industries most commonly designated as Critical Information Infrastructure: critical infrastructure operators, healthcare systems, government agencies and financial institutions, and energy and utilities organizations. Mamori publishes case studies for each of these sectors documenting how the platform was implemented and which CCoP controls it addresses in each environment. The case studies are available for download on this page.