Ribose becomes the first cloud service provider in the world to obtain multi-level cloud security certification

MTCS is a new cloud service security standard (Singapore standard SS 584:2013) and the world's first multi-level cloud security standard, developed by the Singapore Information Communications Development Authority (IDA) and the IT Standards Committee (ITSC), which puts forward stringent security and operational requirements for cloud service providers and encourage sound risk management and safety practices. Its security certification is divided into three levels, of which three is the highest.

MTCS Standard Certification Body BSI (British Standards Association) for the Ribose conducted a comprehensive assessment, recommended and awarded the world's first MTCS certification-ribose MTCS certification.

"Cloud computing is an important driver for Singapore to build a smarter country," Khoong Hock Yun, assistant director of the Information and Communication Development Authority of Singapore, Kong Keren. Cloud security is a major concern, and multi-level cloud security standards can solve this problem. We are delighted that the global industry participants have shown a keen interest in this and have taken appropriate measures. ”

Xu Quanqiang Owen Xu, general manager of the British Standards Institute (BSI Singapore), explained that the UK Standards Association's leadership in cloud security certification is visible through the award of Ribose's first MTCS certificate. Through the worldwide offices of the British Standards Association, we are honored to be Ribose's certified partners in several important security certifications, including ISO/IEC 27,001:2013, Cloud Security Alliance STAR and now MTCS. These certifications fully demonstrate Ribose's concern about data security and privacy. ”

Ribose founder Shetian (Ronald Tse) said: "MTCs certification is a milestone in the field of data security and protection ribose. We are pleased that ribose has been recognized by many Parties and MTCS certified. This new certification further enhances our cloud security operations and allows users to confidently use the Ribose platform for cloud collaboration. We thank the Singapore Information and Communication Development Authority and the British Standards Association for their guidance and support to help ribose become the first cloud service provider in the world to obtain MTCS certification. ”