Ghana CSA Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) regime (Part III of Act 1038). CII DESIGNATION: CSA Ghana designates CII owners across 13 SECTORS: (1) BANKING + FINANCE; (2) ENERGY (electricity + oil + gas); (3) WATER; (4) TELECOMMUNICATIONS; (5) TRANSPORT (aviation + maritime + rail + road); (6) HEALTH SERVICES; (7) GOVERNMENT SERVICES (including national security + military communications); (8) FOOD + AGRICULTURE supply chains; (9) EMERGENCY SERVICES; (10) MEDIA + INFORMATION services; (11) EDUCATION; (12) JUDICIARY + LEGAL SERVICES; (13) OTHER systems designated by CSA based on national-security + economic + societal significance. CII REGISTRATION + NOTIFICATION (Sec.20-21): designated entities must register with CSA + notify changes + provide ownership + control + technical contacts + system descriptions + dependencies. CII CYBERSECURITY PLAN (Sec.22): mandatory written plan covering risk assessment + protective measures + incident response + business continuity + supplier oversight + workforce training + reviewed annually + after major incidents. CII RISK ASSESSMENT (Sec.23): annual + comprehensive + identifying threats + vulnerabilities + impacts + likelihood + risk-treatment options + residual risk acceptance. CII AUDIT (Sec.24): annual independent cybersecurity audit by CSA-accredited auditors covering plan effectiveness + control implementation + incident-handling capability + supplier oversight + workforce competency; audit reports submitted to CSA + retained 5+ years.
This control maps to 182 controls across 78 other frameworks. If you already hold one of them, the evidence you collected for it is the starting point here rather than new work.
Every mapping shown was judged rather than inferred from wording similarity, and the ones that failed review are published too. See the coverage reports and what was rejected.
The graph holds this control, the 182 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.