Frameworks · BCRA (Com. “A” 7724)
BCRA: meet the Central Bank’s cybersecurity requirements.
We prepare and support financial institutions to comply with the BCRA regulations (Com. “A” 7724) — with controls, evidence and reporting ready.
Who it applies to
The BCRA regulations apply to financial institutions and providers of the Argentine financial system subject to its cybersecurity communications.
What the framework requires
The BCRA regulations (Com. “A” 7724) require a cybersecurity governance and risk-management approach, with controls, incident management and reporting to the regulator.
Governance
Risk management
Controls and incidents
Regulator reporting
Risks of not acting
- Observations and sanctions from the regulator for non-compliance.
- Managing cybersecurity without a formal governance framework.
- Being unable to report incidents in time and form.
- A lack of evidence in the face of an inspection.
The i-Prot proposal
We align governance, risk management, controls and incident reporting with the BCRA regulations, leaving the evidence ready for the regulator. Integrated into the CGF cycle.
How we work with this framework
Regulatory assessment
Governance and risk
Controls
Reporting
Upkeep
Deliverables
- Gap analysis
- Implementation plan
- Controls matrix
- System documentation
- Evidence
- Internal audit
- Management review
- Roadmap
How it connects with CGF
CGF uses the BCRA regulations as a source of requirements. This framework mainly covers the Assess, Design, Operate & measure, and Improve stages of the cycle.
See the CGF methodology →
Complyze and the BCRA
Complyze consolidates risks, controls, incidents and evidence, and makes reporting to the BCRA with data easier.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need to comply with the BCRA?
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