Qatar Central Bank Cloud Computing Regulation (2024)
Part D and E: Operational security controls, exemptions and secondary regulations – Qatar Central Bank Cloud Computing Regulation (2024)

Qatar Central Bank Cloud Computing Regulation (2024) 20: Remain accountable for key management with documented access procedures, least privilege and full log access

What does 20 require?

An entity remains accountable for key management and makes sure the CSP executes the applicable Sector-Specific Security Regulation requirements whether keys sit in the CSP's data centre or on the entity's premises, provided the cryptographic controls meet the applicable standards; it makes sure the CSP keeps records and documentation of the required security controls, monitors regularly that they are in place, and tracks any change to them; a key management access procedure is documented and implemented; the CSP opens key management system access only to named individuals, only for as long as a task takes, under the agreed procedure; least privilege governs access granted to the CSP; and the entity retains the right to all logs generated by the procured services, including a full record of every CSP access request to the key management system.

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Other controls in Part D and E: Operational security controls, exemptions and secondary regulations – Qatar Central Bank Cloud Computing Regulation (2024)

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